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Optimal beamforming on synthetic interference and noise for active processing of multiplet line arrays
Sergey Simakov, Zhi Yong Zhang, Robert P. Goddard
Abstract
Optimal beamforming on synthetic noise and interference is a flexible and intuitive technique for shaping beam patterns. In this method, suppression of arrivals from undesirable directions is achieved through introduction of synthetic interferences and optimal beamforming using the resulting noise-interference covariance matrix. We apply this approach to a general multiplet line array and test the algorithm on representative multi-channel time-series obtained for a quadruplet line array.
BibTeX
@inproceedings{icassp2015_optimalbeamformi,
title = {Optimal beamforming on synthetic interference and noise for active processing of multiplet line arrays},
author = {Sergey Simakov and Zhi Yong Zhang and Robert P. Goddard},
booktitle = {ICASSP 2015},
year = {2015}
}