International audienceIn this paper, an Exponential Fitting Test (EFT) is presented in the context of ocean acoustic tomography for detecting the number of the raypaths. It is based on the fact that the profile of the ordered eigenvalues fits an exponential law for white Gaussian noise and small samples. The number of raypaths could be detected when a mismatch occurs between the observed profile and the exponential model. Its performance is studied with simulated experiment datas. EFT works for the case of small number of samples when information theoretic criteria fail
The problem of ray tracing in a water mass moving with an exponentially decaying velocity in three-d...
This work shows results of sound signal amplitude fluctuation measurements in comparably narrow enve...
The methodology and software developed to reconstruct a vertical sound speed profile as a part of s...
International audienceIn ocean acoustic tomography (OAT) (especially in shallow water where raypaths...
National audienceFor ocean study, acoustic tomography is used to image the sound speed variations. A...
Correct identification and tracking of stable raypaths are critical for shallow-water acoustic tomog...
As the studies on shallow-water acoustics became an active field again, this dissertationfocuses on ...
International audienceIn this paper, the furtivity of acoustic signals commonly used in oceanic acou...
International audienceOne intriguing property that is exploited by ocean acoustic tomography (OAT) i...
Ocean acoustic tomography involves the observation of several versions of a transmitted signal at th...
International audienceOcean acoustic tomography involves the observation of several versions of a tr...
The sound velocity error is an important error source of underwater positioning, which mainly includ...
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, February ...
The problem of ray tracing in a water mass moving with an exponentially decaying velocity in three-d...
This work shows results of sound signal amplitude fluctuation measurements in comparably narrow enve...
The methodology and software developed to reconstruct a vertical sound speed profile as a part of s...
International audienceIn ocean acoustic tomography (OAT) (especially in shallow water where raypaths...
National audienceFor ocean study, acoustic tomography is used to image the sound speed variations. A...
Correct identification and tracking of stable raypaths are critical for shallow-water acoustic tomog...
As the studies on shallow-water acoustics became an active field again, this dissertationfocuses on ...
International audienceIn this paper, the furtivity of acoustic signals commonly used in oceanic acou...
International audienceOne intriguing property that is exploited by ocean acoustic tomography (OAT) i...
Ocean acoustic tomography involves the observation of several versions of a transmitted signal at th...
International audienceOcean acoustic tomography involves the observation of several versions of a tr...
The sound velocity error is an important error source of underwater positioning, which mainly includ...
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, February ...
The problem of ray tracing in a water mass moving with an exponentially decaying velocity in three-d...
This work shows results of sound signal amplitude fluctuation measurements in comparably narrow enve...
The methodology and software developed to reconstruct a vertical sound speed profile as a part of s...