Localization of multiple acoustic sources using optimal spherical microphone arrays
Zhibin Lin, Qingyu Wei
Abstract
Zhibin Lin, Qingyu Wei
Abstract
This paper is concerned with the problem of localization multiple sources in 3D space using spherical microphone arrays. In contrast to existing sound localization techniques, this method takes the physics of wave propagation into account. Then a genetic algorithm (GA) is used to optimize the spherical microphone arrays. Simulations results show that the technique has the potential to localize multiple sources.
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This paper is concerned with the problem of localization multiple sources in 3D space using spherical microphone arrays. In contrast to existing sound localization techniques, this method takes the physics of wave propagation into account. Then a genetic algorithm (GA) is used to optimize the spherical microphone arrays. Simulations results show that the technique has the potential to localize multiple sources.
Key concepts: Microphone, Acoustics, Computer science, Microphone array, Genetic algorithm, Acoustic source localization, Space (punctuation), Spherical wave