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Spatial mean square velocity predicted by the SDT and the L-UWPW method considering 5 sub-areas. (a): Velocity level (dB, ref. 1 m➞s✝ 2 ➞Hz). (b): Difference between the L-UWPW method and the SDT predictions for different number of realizations.

Spatial mean square velocity predicted by the SDT and the L-UWPW method considering 5 sub-areas. (a): Velocity level (dB, ref. 1 m➞s✝ 2 ➞Hz). (b): Difference between the L-UWPW method and the SDT predictions for different number of realizations.

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