Signal sonar processing
G. Bienvenu
Abstract
G. Bienvenu
Abstract
This paper describes the major trends in sonar signal processing and gives some example of advanced algorithms to illustrate the need in computation power: adaptive beamforming for passive sonars, wideband Doppler code for active sonar in coastal/shallow water environment (reverberation limiting conditions) and synthetic aperture processing for minehunting sonars. The performances of these algorithms compared to conventional ones are shown on real data obtained at sea.
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This paper describes the major trends in sonar signal processing and gives some example of advanced algorithms to illustrate the need in computation power: adaptive beamforming for passive sonars, wideband Doppler code for active sonar in coastal/shallow water environment (reverberation limiting conditions) and synthetic aperture processing for minehunting sonars. The performances of these algorithms compared to conventional ones are shown on real data obtained at sea.
Key concepts: Sonar, Synthetic aperture sonar, Beamforming, Sonar signal processing, Marine mammals and sonar, Reverberation, Computer science, Signal processing