Experimental Verification
Experimental verification plays a crucial role in validating scientific models and theories across diverse fields, from underwater acoustics and robotics to power systems and nuclear engineering. Current research emphasizes rigorous testing of theoretical predictions using both physical experiments and computational methods, often incorporating advanced techniques like deep neural networks, Kalman filters, and Bayesian inference for model development and uncertainty quantification. This robust verification process is essential for ensuring the reliability and trustworthiness of scientific findings, ultimately leading to improved model accuracy and more effective technological applications.
Papers
Research and experimental verification on low-frequency long-range underwater sound propagation dispersion characteristics under dual-channel sound speed profiles in the Chukchi Plateau
Jinbao Weng, Yubo Qi, Yanming Yang, Hongtao Wen, Hongtao Zhou, Ruichao Xue
Research and experimental verification on low-frequency long-range sound propagation characteristics under ice-covered and range-dependent marine environment in the Arctic
Jinbao Weng, Yubo Qi, Yanming Yang, Hongtao Wen, Hongtao Zhou, Ruichao Xue