Dynamic trajectory sampling overcomes physical aperture limits to boost USBL beacon positioning precision.
A direction of arrival estimation system uses a reference signal to isolate target sound from microphone outputs.
A sonar pulse localization system uses two collinear antennas to determine transmitter distance through signal focusing.
Acoustic measurement detects receiving element deviations in sonar antennas, correcting position errors without increasing manufacturing complexity.
Bias compensation lookup tables resolve direction of arrival estimation ambiguities caused by spatial aliasing, enhancing spatial audio reproduction accuracy.
Spectral analysis with incoherent integration detects periodic signal bursts, reducing operator workload during noisy searches.
Interpolating frequency lines in the spectral domain increases sonar bearing accuracy while avoiding high computing effort required by runtime compensation.
A bearing correction module updates sensor-specific tables using operational residues to pre-correct measured angles.
Cascaded adaptive beamforming phase-aligns sensor array signals using parallel LMS filters for real-time delay estimation.
A sonar system calculates bearing profiles from recent and older angles to detect target maneuvers.
A dual-channel modulation detection system cross-correlates hydrophone signals to extract amplitude modulation characteristics from underwater acoustic data.
A sound source localization method calculates directed response power using interaural time difference vectors to estimate location direction.
A sound direction estimation device calculates input and noise correlation matrices to localize sources.
Dual behavior models estimate intruder presence probability to resolve trade-offs between computation speed and estimation accuracy.
Perpendicular cross-spectra difference disambiguates multiple sound sources and noise reflections for accurate direction-of-arrival estimation.
A wave source direction estimation apparatus combines envelope functions extracted from cross-correlation signals to determine relative delay times.
Multistatic coherent sonar calculates drifting sonobuoy positions using mutual acoustic signals without external GPS.
Autocorrelation calculating means processes time-series sounds from multiple microphones to determine sound source existence with high signal-to-noise robustness.
A sonar device calculates direction vectors for frequency cells to suppress stationary noise selectively.
A contractor-based localization method estimates underwater target positions using acoustic phase and time delays alongside orientation data.
A spectral merging method groups sonar tracks by azimuth and analyzes frequency to identify harmonic combs.
A sound source localization apparatus calculates frame amplitude difference vectors from microphone array data to estimate target positions.
Directional segmentation isolates sound sources in noisy environments by processing selected signal subsets.
Track-to-track fusion merges sensor bearings into unified contact tracks, resolving operator confusion from crossing traces.