Peter Dahl is a Principal Engineer in the Ocean Acoustics Department, and a Research Associate Professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department

Research Interests

Experimental and theoretical studies in acoustic scattering from entrained bubbles, the sea surface, and marine life using both the field and laboratory setting

Recent Publications

G. Kapodistrias and P. H. Dahl, "On scattering from a bubble located near a flat air-water interface: Laboratory measurements and modeling," Acoust. Soc. Am. 110, September 2001.

P. H. Dahl, "Bubble clouds and their transport within the surf zone as measured with a distributed array of upward-looking sonars," Acoust. Soc. Am. 109, 133-142, January 2001.

P. H. Dahl, "High-Frequency Forward Scattering from the Sea Surface: The Characteristic Scales of Time and Angle Spreading," IEEE J. Oceanic Eng, Vol. 26, pp 141-151, January 2001.

G. Kapodistrias and P. H. Dahl, "Effects of interaction between two bubble scatterers" Acoust. Soc. Am. 107, 3006-3017, June 2000.

Contact Information
dahl@apl.washington.edu
(206) 543-2667