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Linda Buck Software Engineer ljbuck@apl.washington.edu Phone 206-221-3543 |
Education
B.A. Chemistry, Western Washington University, 1975
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2000-present and while at APL-UW |
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The 2009 Philippine Sea pilot study/engineering test and the 2010 Philippine Sea experiment: University of Washington cruises Mercer, J., R. Andrew, L. Buck, G. D'Spain, M. Dzieciuch, A. Ganse, F. Henyey, A. White, and P. Worcester, "The 2009 Philippine Sea pilot study/engineering test and the 2010 Philippine Sea experiment: University of Washington cruises," J. Acoust. Soc. Am., 131, 3352, doi:10.1121/1.,4708563 2012. |
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Investigators at the University of Washington's Applied Physics Laboratory collaborated with scientists from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography during the 2009 Philippine Sea Pilot Study/Engineering Test and the 2010 Philippine Sea Experiment. The focus of both efforts was to collect well controlled low-frequency acoustic propagation data and detailed environmental information. The data from these cruises are presently being analyzed in the interests of: horizontal statistics of ocean spice as measured on a towed conductivity-temperature-depth (pressure) chain, fluctuation measures of low-frequency broadband ocean acoustic signals, bottom properties, and associated theoretical developments. This presentation will outline the experimental plans for each year, discuss preliminary analysis results, and provide an introduction for more detailed presentations in the remainder of this session. |
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PhilSea10 APL-UW Cruise Report: 5-29 May 2010 Andrew, R.K., J.A. Mercer, B.M. Bell, A.A. Ganse, L. Buck, T. Wen, and T.M. McGinnis, "PhilSea10 APL-UW Cruise Report: 5-29 May 2010," APL-UW TR 1001, October 2010. |
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A team from the Applied Physics Laboratory of the University of Washington (APL-UW) conducted underwater sound propagation exercises from 5 to 29 May 2010 aboard the R/V Roger Revelle in the Philippine Sea. This research cruise was part of a larger multi-cruise, multi-institution effort, the PhilSea10 Experiment, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, to investigate the deterministic and stochastic properties of long-range deep ocean sound propagation in a region of energetic oceanographic processes. The primary objective of the APL-UW cruise was to transmit acoustic signals from electro-acoustic transducers suspended from the R/V Roger Revelle to an autonomous distributed vertical line array (DVLA) deployed in March by a team from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO.) The DVLA will be recovered in March 2011. |
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Predicting the Utility of Non-Resonant Inelastic X-ray Scattering (NRIXS) for Standoff Explosives Detection Elam, W.T., G. Seidler, T. Fister, K. Nagel, and L. Buck, "Predicting the Utility of Non-Resonant Inelastic X-ray Scattering (NRIXS) for Standoff Explosives Detection," APL-UW TR 0903, November 2009. |
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The research reported here was a component of a three-year program at the University of Washington to improve fundamental knowledge that is important for developing new technologies and approaches to counter improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The focus of our component was to develop methods for identifying explosive materials using X-ray spectroscopy. |