Abstract:Target strength (TS) of Maurolicus japonicus was examined at 38 and 120 kHz using experimental measurements (at 38 kHz) and theoretical swimbladder scattering models. Experimental measurements showed that the average TS for dominant size (32.1 to 34.8 mm standard length) were −60.5 to −56.7 dB, and the effect of the fish orientation on TS was slight. These results coincided with the model estimation, proving that swimbladder models are valid to estimate the TS of M. japonicus. The slight effect of the fish ori… Show more
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