Acoustical Holography

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xii

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2. Real-Time Imaging Systems

   1. Real Time Acoustical Imaging by Means of Liquid Surface Holography

      • Byron B. Brenden

      Pages 1-9

   2. A Progress Report on the Laser Scanned Acoustic Camera

      • R. L. Whitman, M. Ahmed, A. Korpel

      Pages 11-32

   3. Real-Time Reconstruction of Images from Hydroacoustic Holograms

      • J. L. Weaver, G. C. Knollman

      Pages 33-49

3. High-Resolution Imaging Systems

   1. Practical High Resolution Acoustic Microscopy

      • L. W. Kessler, P. R. Palermo, A. Korpel

      Pages 51-71

   2. A 1.1 GHz Scanned Acoustic Microscope

      • B. A. Auld, R. J. Gilbert, K. Hyllested, C. G. Roberts, D. C. Webb

      Pages 73-96

4. Systems for Bio-Medical Applications

   1. Considerations for Diagnostic Ultrasonic Imaging

      • Philip S. Green, Louis F. Schaefer, Albert Macovski

      Pages 97-111

   2. Multi-Information Recording and Reproduction in the Ultrasono-Cardio-Tomography

      • Yoshimitsu Kikuchi, Daitaro Okuyama, Chihiro Kasai, Toshiaki Ebina, Motonao Tanaka, Yoshio Terasawa et al.

      Pages 113-126

   3. Bragg-Diffraction Imaging: A Potential Technique for Medical Diagnosis and Material Inspection

      • John Landry, Hormozdyar Keyani, Glen Wade

      Pages 127-146

   4. Biomedical Studies using Ultrasonic Holography

      • M. R. Sikov, F. R. Reich, J. L. Deichman

      Pages 147-156

   5. Ultrasonic Stereoholography

      • Bruce D. Sollish, Isaia Glaser

      Pages 157-171

5. Array-Imaging Techniques

   1. Foil-Electret Transducer Arrays for Real-Time Acoustical Holography

      • A. K. Nigam, K. J. Taylor, G. M. Sessler

      Pages 173-194

   2. A Small Scale Model for Seismic Imaging Systems

      • M. G. Maginness, G. B. Cook, L. G. Higgens

      Pages 195-213

   3. Solid-State Acoustic Image Sensor

      • N. Takagi, T. Kawashima, T. Ogura, T. Yamada

      Pages 215-236

   4. Acoustical Imaging by Electrostatic Transducers

      • P. Alais

      Pages 237-249

   5. Conventional and Weak Signal Enhancement Holography in the Presence of Measurement Errors

      • P. N. Keating, R. K. Mueller, R. R. Gupta

      Pages 251-265

   6. Spiral Scanning in Longwave Holography

      • N. H. Farhat, W. R. Guard, A. H. Farhat

      Pages 267-297

6. Systems for Nondestructive Testing

   1. Graphic Display for Ultrasonic Nondestructive Testing

      • Morio Onoe, Mikio Takagi, Taketoshi Masumoto, Nobuo Hamano

      Pages 299-315

   2. Acoustical Reconstruction of Holograms, and Their Potential Use

      • J. L. Pfeifer

      Pages 317-333

   3. Cylindrical Scan Acoustical Holography

      • F. G. Geil, G. Mott

      Pages 335-350

The latest progress in acoustical holography and related research areas, generally involving imaging by means of acoustic waves, was discussed and treated in depth at the Fourth International Symposium on Acoustical Holography, held in Santa Barbara, California on April 10-12, 1972. This volume contains the proceedings of that symposium. As the papers presented here indicate, a num­ ber of startling advances have been realized in the state-of-the-art since publication of Volume 3 of Acoustical Holography. Progress has been partic­ ularly impressive in the field of acoustical imag­ ing. The Fourth International Symposium represents something of alandmark conference in this respect. The scope of this volume is substantially broad­ er than the term "acoustical holography' usually implies and encompasses the whole area of visualiza­ tion, detection, and recording of sound fields whether with long wavelengths, microwaves, or with extrememly short sound wavelengths. The 37 sympo­ sium papers appear here each as aseparate chapter. In general, the work reported deals mainly with ex­ perimental and theoretical developments in the a­ bove areas. This work has significant practical potential use in terms of seismic sensing, under­ water imaging, non-destructive testing, real-time acoustic microscopy, and medical diagnosis.

• Passe
• holography
• imaging
• microscopy
• microwave

• Department of Electrical Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA

  Glen Wade

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