Detection and localization of multiple wideband acoustic sources based on wavefield decomposition using spherical apertures
H. Teutsch, Walter Kellermann
Abstract
H. Teutsch, Walter Kellermann
Abstract
This paper discusses novel methods for detecting and localizing multiple wideband acoustic sources using spherical apertures. In contrast to traditional methods the techniques presented here are not based on processing the output of individual microphones directly. Instead, the microphone signals are used to decompose the wave- field into its spherical harmonics which are subsequently used as a basis for novel frequency-independent multiple-source localization and detection methods.
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This paper discusses novel methods for detecting and localizing multiple wideband acoustic sources using spherical apertures. In contrast to traditional methods the techniques presented here are not based on processing the output of individual microphones directly. Instead, the microphone signals are used to decompose the wave- field into its spherical harmonics which are subsequently used as a basis for novel frequency-independent multiple-source localization and detection methods.
Key concepts: Spherical harmonics, Microphone, Acoustics, Wideband, Computer science, Spherical wave, Acoustic source localization, Acoustic wave