A method of nonlinear acoustic tomography is applied to measuring the
space distribution of bubbles in a sea. The idea underlying the method
consists in varying the velocity of propagation of a high-frequency s
ounding wave in the bubble medium under action of a powerful pump puls
e from an explosive source. The time shifts of the sounding wave are c
alculated as functions of a nonlinear parameter and characteristics of
the pump pulse. The relation between the cubic nonlinear parameter an
d the concentration of gas bubbles is found.