This paper discusses the advantages of using a combination of acoustic pressure and
particle velocity motion for filtering bottom arrivals. A possible area of application is reflection …

<? Pub Dtl=""?> The motivation of this work is to investigate the source number detectability
by an oversampled or undersampled linear acoustic vector sensor (AVS) array. Sufficient …

This paper presents the design, manufacturing and testing of a Dual Accelerometer Vector
Sensor (DAVS). The device was built within the activities of the WiMUST project, supported …

This paper presents the formulation and performance analysis of four techniques for
detection of a narrowband acoustic source in a shallow range-independent ocean using an …

This paper focuses on the problem of transient signal detection using a single vector
hydrophone in a horizontal isotropic acoustic field. The covariance matrix of the three sensor …

We focus on the detection of sporadic low-power acoustic/seismic signals of unknown
structure and statistics, such as the detection of sound produced by marine mammals, low …

This paper considers the problem of three-dimensional (3-D, azimuth, elevation, and range)
localization of a single source in the near-field using a single acoustic vector sensor (AVS) …

This paper presents the formulation and analysis of some methods for narrowband detection
of underwater acoustic sources in impulsive noise using an array of acoustic vector sensors …

During decades, the direction of arrival estimation, in terms of azimuth and elevation angles,
have been obtained using the pressure acquired with hydrophones or arrays of …

This paper presents the design, manufacturing and testing of a Dual Accelerometer Vector
Sensor (DAVS). The device was built within the activities of the WiMust project, a EU project …