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SOUND-EXPOSURE METRICS FOR AQUATIC ANIMALS

waveform, then the acoustic impulse will be nonzero and may have some significance and utility. Finally, metrics for sea state and wind force should be considered. There has long been a Beaufort Wind Force scale for wind force, and there has been a scale for sea state, but they are not the same. The historical measure of wind force is given as the Beaufort Wind Force and the historical measure of sea state has been the Sea State. For several years, authors have been citing sea state as being the "Beaufort Sea State," but there is no such metric. Such use is confusing and does not conform to useful practice. Authors have even described sea state as "Beaufort 3," for example, leaving the reader in the dark as to whether the wind force was "Beaufort 3" and, therefore, for a fully developed sea, the sea state was 2, or was the Sea State 3 and, therefore, the wind force was Beaufort Wind Force 4. Let's measure wind force on the Beaufort scale and sea state on the Sea State scale (Richardson et al. 1995, Table 5.1, p. 89).