Abstract
Source characterization and sound field reconstruction are vital to understanding noise radiation from turbulent, heated, supersonic jets produced by high-performance engines. This paper describes the application of two acoustic imaging methods to full-scale tactical aircraft noise analyses: statistically optimized near-field acoustical holography and hybrid beamforming. These methods constitute equivalent wave and equivalent source models, respectively. A review of these methods is given and their respective features are discussed.
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