Abstract
Many marine mammal localization techniques rely on estimating the time of arrival delays of a call between the hydrophones of an array. This is commonly achieved by cross-correlating (some version of) received signals between hydrophone pairs. This process is complicated in cases with noise, multiple animals, and multipath arrivals. In this talk, I explore and demonstrate the potential of a multi-channel cross-correlation technique to help establish time delay estimates. Possible extensions to signal enhancement for detection and classification purposes are also discussed. [This work was supported by ONR Award No. N00014-16-1-2598.]
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