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By
T. 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
Classical techniques of DOA Estimation; Optimum and suboptimum methods for DOA Estimation and Comparisons; Time-Varying Arrays and DOA
Estimation; Location Estimation; Performance Limits for DOA Estimation; DOD Estimation for Arrays with Diverse Polarisation; DOA Estimation
in the Presence of Mutual Coupling, Gain and Phase Errors; Practical Applications of DOA Estimation for Acoustic and Sonar Arrays; DOA
and Location Estimation in Microsensor and AD-HOC Networks.
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e-Book, 450 pages, publication date: JUL-2009
ISBN-13: 978-0-08-092307-9
Imprint: ACADEMIC PRESS
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