The field of acoustics, because it is so diverse, offers many different career opportunities.

A Newsgroup FAQ document intended to answer frequently asked questions about acoustics.

Acoustic and lighting definitions and concepts. Reference for architects and interior designers.

Development, production and sales of systems in the fields of radar and sonar technology as well as consultancy work.

Information concerning acoustics.

Researchers apply their knowledge of how sound travels through water to carry out a myriad of tasks such as detecting underwater eruptions, measuring ocean temperature, and monitoring marine mammal behavior.

Describes a type of dynamic spectrogram suitable for looking at music.

Defines common terms in noise control engineering.

Document on the relationship between loud noise and ear damage, with particular reference to young people and loud music.

Project to develop new calculation methods for railway, road, industrial and aircraft noise, run by European consortium.

Describes the procedure of conducting spectrum analysis and applications for this type of test. Page includes diagrams.

Engineering technical support forums and mutual help system for engineering professionals.

Unclassified description of mine warfare vehicle.

Free articles on the fundamentals of modal analysis.

View an music which a priori is conceived only subjectively.

Develops acoustical hardware and software for scientific research in the underwater environment, including a bio-acoustic monitor allowing the recording of cetacean echo-location signals.

Overview of the microflown technology to measure the entire range of acoustical properties like particle velocity, sound power and ( three dimensional ) sound intensity

Specializing in Sonar, R&D systems, anti-submarine warfare (ASW), and acoustics engineering.

Information for subscriptions, and review of recent issues and events affecting noise and vibration control.

The physics classroom

Glenbrook South Physics Home Page.

Sound as a tool to study the ocean environment. How zooplankton scatter sound and models to predict plankton populations in the wild.

Brief overview of the basic principles of underwater acoustics.

Dan Russell, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Applied Physics at Kettering University in Flint, MI

Consulting and educational services in: acoustics; shock and vibration; signal processing; and dynamic data acquisition and analysis.