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Three-Dimensional Sound Source Localization with Microphone Array Combining Spatial Entropy Quantification and Machine Learning Correction. [PDF]

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Li G, Zhao F, Tian W, Yang T.
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Crosstalk Suppression in a Multi-Channel, Multi-Speaker System Using Acoustic Vector Sensors. [PDF]

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Szwoch G.
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High-Precision 2D-DOA Estimation Method for Millimeter-Wave Radar Based on Double-Parallel Linear Array and Joint IAA-RIT. [PDF]

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Yu D, Du L, Bai J, Chen Y.
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MUSIC-Based Multi-Channel Forward-Scatter Radar Using OFDM Signals. [PDF]

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Qin Y, Ajorloo A, Colone F.
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An Improved Two-Stage RARE Algorithm for Mixed Far-Field and Near-Field Source Localization Under Unknown Mutual Coupling with the Uniform Linear Sensor Array. [PDF]

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Chen K, Deng K, Zhang J.
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Relative DOA estimation method for UAV swarm based on phase difference information without fixed anchors. [PDF]

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Han Y, Zhang J, Luo J.
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Direction of arrival (DOA) determination based on monopulse concepts

2000 Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference. Proceedings (Cat. No.00TH8522), 2002
Monopulse is a classical radar technique of precise finding of a source or target. The concept can be used both in radar applications as well as in modern communication techniques. The information contained in antenna sidelobes normally disturbs the determination of DOA in the case of a classical monopulse system. The suitable combination of amplitude-
W. Kederer, J. Detlefsen
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Direction-of-arrival methods (DOA) and time difference of arrival (TDOA) position location technique

Proceedings of the Twenty-Second National Radio Science Conference, 2005. NRSC 2005., 2005
This paper provides a detailed overview of the various methods for estimation of direction-of-arrival (also called angle-of-arrival) of a radio signal using an antenna array. The array-based directional-of-arrival (DOA) estimation techniques considered here are broadly divided into two different types: conventional techniques, and subspace based ...
Mohamed Abd Elsalam Mofeed, Hohamed Abd Elsalam Mofeed   +1 more
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