Acoustic holography

Greenleaf, J.F. Johnson S.A. Samayoa, W.F. and Duck, F.A. (1975). Algebraic reconstruction of spatial distributions of acoustic velocities in tissue from their time-of-flight profiles. In Acoustical Holography, Vol. 6, Ed. N. Booth, Plenum Press, 71-90. 

There are numerous other inspection techniques that have been developed in the last couple of decades such as holographic interferometry, acoustical holography, acoustic emission, thermal emission scanning, etc. They all have been developed to address shortcomings of more popular inspection techniques but for the most part remain niche techniques. 

Boyer, Reconstruction of ultrasonic images by backward propagation, Acoustical Holography, vol. 3, 1970. 

B. P. Hildebrand and B. B. Brenden, An Introduction to Acoustical Holography, Plenum Press, New York, 1972. 

Thurstone, F. L.. and von Ramm, O. T. (1973), A new ultrasound imaging technique employing two-dimensional electronic beam steering, vol. 5 in Acoustical Holography, Booth Newell (ed.), pp. 249-259, Renum Press, New York. 

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Non-Optical Holography. Types of holography exist that use waves other than light. Some examples include acoustical holography, which operates with sound waves atomic holography, which is used in applications with atomic beams and electron holography, which utilizes electron waves. 

Acoustic holography and sonar technology have been used in research by the United States Navy, which has also worked with holographic cameras capable of operating underwater. 

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