Location Revealing By Ocean Waves

Whenever we see at the ocean, we generally found that it is a place which seems like an acoustically disorienting place along with some kind of muffled sounds if we hear it from near and from very far, it is like blending together in a murky sea of noise.

Now a way has been found by the team of researchers of SEO Company Jaipur in order to cut through this aquatic cacophony as well as in order to identify underwater sound waves which are generated by objects and have a great impact on the surface of the oceans such as debris from meteorites or aircraft. The results of this study have been published in many newspapers. These acoustic analyses have been applied by the team of researchers in order to locate an international passenger plane which was disappeared over the ocean few years ago.

A few of the plane’s parts have been recovered as well as confirmed by the authorities since the aircraft has been disappeared. But the bulk of the aircraft has yet to be identified as it has any reasonable explanation for its demise. It has been believed by the research team that if the plane were indeed crashed into the ocean, then it would absolutely have generated some underwater sound waves which are called acoustic gravity waves with a very unique pattern.

Before dissipating, such kinds of waves travel across large distances and therefore it would have been recorded by hydrophones around the world. Acoustic gravity waves can be traced back easily to the location of the original crash if such patterns can be discerned amid the background of the ocean noise. A characteristic pattern of acoustic gravity waves have been identified by the team of researchers of cbse school in Sanganer with hostel facility which is produced by impacting objects as it is opposed to other all sources such as earthquakes or underwater explosions.

In data which is collected by underwater microphone, they have looked for this pattern within the time window when the plane is disappeared. Two weak signals have been picked up by the scientists, which are likely produced on that day by two ocean impacting objects as the researchers were determined on the fact that the location of these impacts were too far away from the course.