PROPAGATING SOUND THROUGH BODIES OF WATER TO GENERATE WIND, AND AFFECT WEATHER

摘要

The inventor claims the process of propagating soundwaves through bodies of water, such as oceans, to produce and direct winds, for the purpose of managing aerial weather systems. Propagating soundwaves through water can generate and direct wind for many purposes. One purpose is to effectively weaken storms, by directing wind-shear against a storm's momentum, and stripping it of precipitation. Another purpose is to guide atmospheric rivers, and manually redirect clouds in the precipitation cycle. This inventive process grants methods to mitigate dangerous weather patterns, such as droughts and hurricanes. The invention introduces a new subject matter that, distinguishes it from other inventions relevant to underwater acoustics: manual processes to moderate weather.