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Sound speed, bulk density and compressibility values of Ecklonia radiata tissue

University of Tasmania, Australia
Craig Richard Johnson (Aggregated by) Donald Ross (Aggregated by) Hermand, Jean-Pierre (Aggregated by) Johnson, Craig (Aggregated by) Randall, Jo (isRelatedTo, Aggregated by)
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Acoustic properties (sound speed, compressibility and density) were calculated from different tissue types of Ecklonia radiata. Samples were collected in Fortescue Bay, Tasmania and ultrasound occurred in Brussels, Belgium. Direct sound speed data was collected for both blade and stipe tissue. Indirect measurements were also made on tissue/seawater mixtures

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Algae | Compressibility | Density | Environmental Science and Management | Environmental Sciences | Ecklonia radiata | Seaweed | Sound speed | Ultrasound |

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