Digital Signal Processing illuminates and explores the path of creativity in the field of signal processing. The journal publishes
a diverse content of original research articles and reviews, covering new technologies, significant new programs, and breakthroughs in
the field. Each article is critically peer-reviewed, ensuring ... click here for full Aims & Scope
Digital Signal Processing illuminates and explores the path of creativity in the field of signal processing. The journal publishes
a diverse content of original research articles and reviews, covering new technologies, significant new programs, and breakthroughs in
the field. Each article is critically peer-reviewed, ensuring top-quality research and information.
The journal is a time-saving
aid to electronic engineers and to researchers, scientists, and corporate managers who want to keep abreast of vital research and information
that is typically scattered among a number of separate publications.
Digital signal processing, a discipline that spans electrical
engineering, computing, mathematics and the physical sciences, includes applications such as:
• Image processing
•
Neural networks
• Pattern recognition
• Digital communications
• Biomedical applications
• Speech
processing
• Underwater acoustics
• Radar signal processing
• Astronomy
• Geophysical data analysis
Papers published are categorized in the following disciplines:
• General methods (filters, filtering, etc.)
•
Data Analysis
• Multichannel & multidimensional signal processing
• Speech and audio processing
• Image
and multimedia processing
• Communications
• Implementation, design, and hardware
• Statistical signal
processing
• Pattern recognition
• Information fusion
• Emerging techniques
• Education
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