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Performance Criteria for Coherent Interping Reverberation Suppression

Doug J. Grimmett, Xavier Zabal

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This report describes the application of adaptive filters to multiping active sonar data for the suppression of reverberation. Interping coherence is described and shown to be a performance predictor for reverberation suppression. Requirements for target echo preservation are also described. Active sonar, Reverberation suppression, Adaptive filters,

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This report describes the application of adaptive filters to multiping active sonar data for the suppression of reverberation. Interping coherence is described and shown to be a performance predictor for reverberation suppression. Requirements for target echo preservation are also described. Active sonar, Reverberation suppression, Adaptive filters,

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This report describes the application of adaptive filters to multiping active sonar data for the suppression of reverberation. Interping coherence is described and shown to be a performance predictor for reverberation suppression. Requirements for target echo preservation are also described. Active sonar, Reverberation suppression, Adaptive filters,

Key concepts: Reverberation, Marine mammals and sonar, Sonar, Acoustics, Coherence (philosophical gambling strategy), Adaptive filter, Echo (communications protocol), Computer science

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