Applying the multiple signal classification method to silent object detection using ambient noise

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[1] Mori, Kazuyoshi
[2] Yokoyama, Tomoki
[3] Hasegawa, Akio
[4] Matsuda, Minoru
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Mori, K. (kmori@nda.ac.jp) | 1600年 / Japan Society of Applied Physics卷 / 43期
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Acoustic fields - Acoustic imaging - Acoustic noise - Acoustic transducers - Algorithms - Signal processing;
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The revolutionary concept of using ocean ambient noise positively to detect objects, called acoustic daylight imaging, has attracted much attention. The authors attempted the detection of a silent target object using ambient noise and a wide-band beam former consisting of an array of receivers. In experimental results obtained in air, using the wide-band beam former, we successfully applied the delay-sum array (DSA) method to detect a silent target object in an acoustic noise field generated by a large number of transducers. This paper reports some experimental results obtained by applying the multiple signal classification (MUSIC) method to a wide-band beam former to detect silent targets. The ocean ambient noise was simulated by transducers decentralized to many points in air. Both MUSIC and DSA detected a spherical target object in the noise field. The relative power levels near the target obtained with MUSIC were compared with those obtained by DSA. Then the effectiveness of the MUSIC method was evaluated according to the rate of increase in the maximum and minimum relative power levels.
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