基于浅海声强干涉的双水听器运动声源速度估计

Translated title of the contribution: Velocity Estimation of Moving Acoustic Source Based on Acoustic Intensity Interference with Dual Hydrophones in Shallow Water

Yuan Yao, Chao Sun, Lei Xie, Xionghou Liu

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Abstract

Considering the difficulty in estimating the acoustic source motion velocity using an interference striation pattern of a broadband continuum spectrum in a low-frequency analysis and recording(LOFAR) spectrum at a low signal-to-noise ratio(SNR), a moving sound source velocity estimation method based on the interference fluctuation of the line spectrum acoustic intensity with dual hydrophones is proposed. This method utilizes the motion parameters of the acoustic source to resample the temporal interference fluctuation of the line spectrum acoustic intensity and obtains the interference fluctuation of the line spectrum acoustic intensity at different frequencies that satisfy a proportional relationship. The time of the closest position of approach(CPA) and the range-to-velocity ratio of each hydrophone are determined by establishing the correlation coefficient cost function of the acoustic intensity interference fluctuation between the two frequency line spectra. By combining the position relationship between the acoustic source and the dual hydrophones, the velocity of the moving acoustic source can be calculated. The simulation results demonstrate that the proposed method can effectively estimate the velocity of a moving acoustic source and achieve good performance for a low-speed acoustic source in background noise.

Translated title of the contributionVelocity Estimation of Moving Acoustic Source Based on Acoustic Intensity Interference with Dual Hydrophones in Shallow Water
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)278-284
Number of pages7
JournalJournal of Unmanned Undersea Systems
Volume31
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - Apr 2023

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