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Fig 1.

Flowchart of depth estimation based on Warping transform.

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Fig 2.

Pekeris waveguide schematic of the simulated marine environment.

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Fig 3.

Plot of modal separation results of different methods under Pekeris waveguide conditions.

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Fig 4.

Depth estimation maps of different depth estimation methods under Pekeris waveguide conditions.

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Fig 5.

Plot of the results of the repeated tests of different depth estimation methods under Pekeris waveguide conditions.

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Fig 6.

Schematic of the simulated marine environment in the sea area with negative sound velocity gradient profile.

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Fig 7.

Mode separation results of different methods under negative sound speed waveguide conditions.

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Fig 8.

Results of different Warping transform corrections for negative sound velocity gradient profiles.

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Fig 9.

Repeated test results of different depth estimation methods under negative sound velocity profile waveguide condition.

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Fig 10.

Schematic diagram of simulated marine environment in Qingdao sea area.

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Fig 11.

Mode separation results of different methods in Qingdao shallow sea waveguide conditions.

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Fig 12.

Comparison of the depth estimation results of different methods under waveguide conditions in shallow waters of Qingdao.

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Fig 13.

Repeated test results of different depth estimation methods under waveguide conditions in Qingdao’s shallow waters.

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Fig 14.

Schematic of the sound velocity profile in the experimental sea area.

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Fig 15.

Mode separation results of different methods in Qingdao shallow sea waveguide conditions.

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Fig 16.

Comparison of the results of different methods for estimating the depth of the sound source of measured airguns in the experimental sea area.

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Fig 17.

Success rate of depth estimation for different signal-to-noise ratios.

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