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By
Engin Tuncer
Benjamin Friedlander
Description
This book is the definitive reference on both classical and modern techniques of direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation, giving a concise
and accessible introduction to their methods, together with an evaluation of their strengths and weaknesses. Written by the leading experts
in the field, the connections between classical and modern techniques are fully drawn, while key applications are described in acoustic
and sonic arrays and in sensor and ad-hoc networks. Suitable for the researcher and industry engineer, it will be a beneficial resource
for using DOA techniques to develop applications.
Audience
Signal processing researchers, R&D engineers, systems designers and implementers and graduate students.
Contents
Wireless Direction Finding Fundamentals; Practical Aspects of Design and Application of Direction-Finding Systems; Calibration in Array
Processing; Narrowband and Wideband DOA Estimation for Uniform and Nonuniform Linear Arrays; Search-Free DOA Estimation Algorithms for
Non-Uniform Sensor Arrays; Spatial Time-Frequency Distributions and DOA Estimation; DOA Estimation in the Small-Sample Threshold Region;
High Resolution DOA Estimation with Higher Order Statistics; Source and Node Localizations in Sensor Networks; Direct Position Determination:
A Single-Step Emitter Localization Approach
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Imprint: ACADEMIC PRESS
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