A Technique for Improving Detection and Estimation of Signals Contaminated by Under Ice Noise.
Recent analyses of FRAM II arctic data have shown that under ice ambient noise can be at times highly impulsive and non-Gaussian. The analyses included time domain statistical measurements which were consistent with previously reported results of experiments made within the Canadian Arctic Archipela...
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ftdtic:ADA116986 2023-05-15T14:28:50+02:00 A Technique for Improving Detection and Estimation of Signals Contaminated by Under Ice Noise. Dwyer,Roger F NAVAL UNDERWATER SYSTEMS CENTER NEW LONDON CT NEW LONDON LAB 1982-07-01 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA116986 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA116986 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA116986 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Acoustic Detection and Detectors Acoustics *Ambient noise Underwater sound Underice Statistical analysis Frequency Underwater sound signals Detection Signal processing *Nongaussian noise Frequency domain Partitioning LPN-NUSC-A75030 Text 1982 ftdtic 2016-02-19T08:13:37Z Recent analyses of FRAM II arctic data have shown that under ice ambient noise can be at times highly impulsive and non-Gaussian. The analyses included time domain statistical measurements which were consistent with previously reported results of experiments made within the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. New findings of frequency domain estimates of complex skew and kurtosis and cumulative distribution functions, measured in 2, 6, and 10 Hz resolution cells at the output of a discrete Fourier transform, also indicate the existence of strong non-Gaussian noise. It is known that the ability to detect and estimate signals contaminated with non-Gaussian noise using conventional processing is degraded compared with optimum techniques which utilize knowledge of the noise statistics. Results comparing the performance of conventional and nearly optimum signal processing methods are presented using the FRAM II data. (Author) Text Arctic Archipelago Arctic Canadian Arctic Archipelago Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic Canadian Arctic Archipelago |
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Acoustic Detection and Detectors Acoustics *Ambient noise Underwater sound Underice Statistical analysis Frequency Underwater sound signals Detection Signal processing *Nongaussian noise Frequency domain Partitioning LPN-NUSC-A75030 Dwyer,Roger F A Technique for Improving Detection and Estimation of Signals Contaminated by Under Ice Noise. |
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Acoustic Detection and Detectors Acoustics *Ambient noise Underwater sound Underice Statistical analysis Frequency Underwater sound signals Detection Signal processing *Nongaussian noise Frequency domain Partitioning LPN-NUSC-A75030 |
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Recent analyses of FRAM II arctic data have shown that under ice ambient noise can be at times highly impulsive and non-Gaussian. The analyses included time domain statistical measurements which were consistent with previously reported results of experiments made within the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. New findings of frequency domain estimates of complex skew and kurtosis and cumulative distribution functions, measured in 2, 6, and 10 Hz resolution cells at the output of a discrete Fourier transform, also indicate the existence of strong non-Gaussian noise. It is known that the ability to detect and estimate signals contaminated with non-Gaussian noise using conventional processing is degraded compared with optimum techniques which utilize knowledge of the noise statistics. Results comparing the performance of conventional and nearly optimum signal processing methods are presented using the FRAM II data. (Author) |
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A Technique for Improving Detection and Estimation of Signals Contaminated by Under Ice Noise. |
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A Technique for Improving Detection and Estimation of Signals Contaminated by Under Ice Noise. |
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A Technique for Improving Detection and Estimation of Signals Contaminated by Under Ice Noise. |
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A Technique for Improving Detection and Estimation of Signals Contaminated by Under Ice Noise. |
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A Technique for Improving Detection and Estimation of Signals Contaminated by Under Ice Noise. |
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technique for improving detection and estimation of signals contaminated by under ice noise. |
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