Abstract
This paper presents a new idea of impulse response shortening in time difference of arrival (TDOA) measurement algorithm for underwater acoustic localization. Due to strong multipath interference caused by acoustic wave reflection, the pseudo-peaks occur when calculating a correlation function. Their pseudo-peaks disturbs the detection of a correct time position and leads to large TDOA measurement errors. In our previous paper, we presented the impulse response based GCC-PHAT (IR-GCC-PHAT), which computes a time difference by taking a cross-correlation between two impulse responses. As the further improvement, we study the effects of impulse response shortening that removes the pseudo-peaks. The effectiveness of impulse response shortening is explained by observing acoustic wave paths on an acoustic propagation simulator and verified by the simulation results
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