A Bibliography of Publications about Matched Field

Processing

Christoph MecklenbraukerSignal Theory Group

Dept. of Electrical EngineeringRuhr-University Bochum

D-44780 Germany

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Abstract

This bibliography records publications aboutmatched field processing.

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12-month [JCZ93].

24-month [JCZ94].

A.T.C [EJS82]. absorption [STW85].Accuracy [ET86, Has84]. Acoustic [Opp84,CS92, CR92, HP94, Jen76, JF79, LO94a,LO94b, MLMS94, MN90, Por93, Sch95,Zio95, Bd76, E.84, Ger95, GG95a, Jes94].Acoustics[BK93, JKPS94, Jenxx, AB79, IFKW78].Adaptive

[BS89, CZO87, Gab86, GZ94, Pre94, SSM95].adjacent [BSE85]. Advanced [EJS82].Algorithm [MB94c]. Algorithms[GG95a, Vib91, du 93, Ger94, Ger95].Ambient [BS89, Cal64, LD85, Wil85].Ambientes [Cla95]. Ambiguity [aDRM92].Amplitude [Mar72, MN90]. Analyse[Mai89]. Analysis[Bri81, Opp84, Cal64, EJS81, MMB93b,PW93, Pri81a, Pri81b, Sle78, Tho82].Analytical [LD85, Abr92]. Angel [EJS82].Angle [EJS81]. Angular [EJS81]. Antenna[Gab86, Ma74]. Anwendung [Pur95].Application[EJS82, Gra76, Joh82, Ma74, Thi87].Applications[Efr75, PW93, RM71, Sto57, Tho80].Approach[CS92, Pre94, TG95, Ger95, MN90, VS94].Approximate [GMB95, KB90].

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Approximation [Swi94]. Approximative[Kra93]. approximativen [Mai89].Arguments [du 93]. ARMA [PG89].Array[Boh91, BM94, Boh95a, Boh95b, GAB93,HC75, Hin77, KB90, KWG85, RG93, RS87,TG95, Vib89, Vib91, VO91, Has84, JCZ93,JCZ94, Jes94, JCxx, SS88, VS94]. Arrays[Ma74, VOK91, Abr92, E.84, Ham85].Arrival[BK88, EJS81, EJS82, MB94c, RSZ94, Swi94].assessment [BSE85]. Asymptotic[KB90, NL88]. Attenuation [KI77, Ing72].Autocovariance [PG89]. average [Bd76].Averaged [HK87].

Baltic [STW85]. Band [SM93, Smixx].Based [VO91, CS89, CS92]. BAYESIAN[VS94]. Beamformer [SSM95].Beamforming [CZO87, Xu94, Kro92].beampower [E.84]. Bearing [Joh82].below [Hol94]. Berucksichtigung [Kra87].Bessel [Wat66, du 93]. Bochum[Boh89a, Boh83, Boh89b, Fel7x]. Boehme[Boh89a]. Bootstrap [Efr82, ET86, MB94a].bottom [JCxx]. Bound[GMB95, NK94, aDRM91, Swi94].boundaries [KI77]. Bounds [NV94].Breaking [Hol94]. Breitbandverfahren[Mai95]. Broad [SM93]. Broad-Band[SM93]. Broadband[Jes93, MGB95, MGB96, Bd76]. bzw[Mai89].

C [FPJ93]. Calculating [BPW93].Calculations [Bd76]. Calibration [RS87].Case [Sle78]. channel [Kro92]. Channels[aDRM92]. Characteristics [LD85, Wil85].Characterization [Tho77]. Classification[HP94]. Closely [Swi94]. closest [MN90].coefficients [Ing72]. Coherence [SSM95].coherent [KI77]. Coherently [HK87].combination [Ger95]. Communications[BT58]. Comparison [BS89, NV94].

Complex [du 93]. component [KI77].Components [EK94]. Composite [HC75].Computation [du 93]. Computational[JKPS94]. computer [Bd76]. Computing[DW87]. Concepts [Vib89]. conditions[BSE85]. Confidence [ET86]. Constraint[Xu94]. continental [BSE85]. Continuous[Xu94]. Conventional [PW93]. correlated[BKS88]. Correlation [CS62, KI80].correlator [SS88]. Coupled [FPJ93, Thi87].coupled-mode [Thi87]. Covariance[HK87, Vib91]. Cramer[aDRM91, GMB95, NK94, Swi94].Cramer-Rao [aDRM91, GMB95, NK94].Criterion [MKBB91]. Current [De 79].Curvature [Efr75]. CW [Jenxx].

Data [BM94, Boh95a, Boh95b, Bri81, GZ94,HC75, MB92, MMB93b, MB94a, Ger94,Ger95, GG95a, Jes94, JCxx].Decomposition [DT84, HC75]. Defining[Efr75]. deformierbaren [Som62a].Density [Cal64]. Dependent [LO94b].Depth [Hin77, LS93]. Design [Hin77].Detection[BM94, BS89, CMN94, GZ94, HP94, VOK91].Deterministic [LS90]. Development[Tho77]. Differential [KP93, Øks85, RR93].Differentialgleichungen [Som62b].Diffraction [Dev84]. Digital [KKK81].Direction [BK88, RSZ94, VS94].Directions [Swi94]. Discrete [Sle78].distributed [MN90]. distributions [Ger94].DOA [NV94]. Dominant [HS92, HS93].Dual [KDB93]. durch [Cla95].

Ebene [Pur95]. effect [Has84]. Effects[SSM95, Vib91, Jes91]. Efficiency [Efr75].efficiently [AB79]. Elastizitatstheorie[LL53]. Electromagnetic [CR92].Elektrotechnik [Boh83, Boh89a, Boh89b].Elektrotechniker [Fel7x]. Empirical[KB90]. Engineering [BT58].Environment

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[LS90, LO94a, LO94b, NL88, Pre94].Environmental[FDR89, MGB95, BSE85, CK91, Jes91].Environments[DW87, HS92, HS93, aDRM91]. equation[JK75]. Equations [KP93, Øks85, RR93].Errors [ET86]. Estimated [PG89].Estimates [KB90, Tho80]. Estimating[JCxx]. Estimation[BK88, BK91, EJS81, EJS82, Gab86, GMB95,GAB93, HK87, Joh82, KDB93, LO71, LTxx,MKBB91, MB92, Mar72, MT82, MGB95,NK94, NV94, PG89, PF83, RG93, SM93,Tho77, Tho82, VOK91, BKS88, E.84, Hin79].Estimator [GMB95, NL88]. estimators[E.84]. Evaluation [du 93]. Experimental[GG95b, RG93]. Explicit [GMB95].Explosive [Pek48]. Exponential [Efr78].Extended [SS88].

F [MMB95, Pur95]. F-Test [MMB95].F-Tests [Pur95]. Fachrichtung[Boh83, Boh89a, Boh89b]. Families [Efr78].Far [RS87]. Far-Field [RS87]. Field[BK93, GMB95, KWG85, LO94a, LO94b,MB94c, MB94b, MMB95, MGB96, Pre94,RS87, TG95, Wil85, Zio95, Abr92, BKS88,FDR89, GG95a, Jes93, Jes94, Kro92]. Fields[BK88, Ros85, SVOK94]. Filtering[CMN94, HC75, Kai81, HS89]. Filters[GAB93, RG93]. FINDING [VS94]. First[du 93, IFKW78]. Fitting[Vib89, VOK91, VO91]. Flachwasser[Cla95, Pur95]. Florida [BSE85]. Fluids[MF53]. Focalization [CK91]. focusing[CK91]. Fourier [Sle78]. Frequencies[Hol94]. frequency [E.84, MN90].frequency-wavenumber [E.84]. full[Jes94]. full-field [Jes94]. Function [NM65].Functions[CS62, Roa70, Roa82, Sle78, Wat66, du 93].Fundamentals [Zio95].

Gauss [Ger95]. Generalized [RM71].

generated [KI80]. Genetic[GG95a, Ger94, Ger95]. geo [Jes94].geo-acoustic [Jes94]. Geoacoustic[FDR89, GG95b, JCxx]. geometric[GG95b]. Geometry [Efr78]. Geophysical[Dev84, JCZ93, JCZ94]. Global [GG95a].Green [Roa70, Roa82].

Harmonic [Tho82]. heading [Has84].hervorgerufen [Cla95]. High [EJS81].Hohere [BHW85, MV90]. Horizontal[Hin77, Abr92, Ham85]. Hydroacoustic[GZ94]. Hydrodynamik [LL52]. Hz[Hol94].

Identification[MMB93a, MLMS94, MB94c, MB94b].Identifying [MMB95]. II[HS93, LO94b, MF53, Tho77]. im [Pur95].Image [AB79]. Implementierung [Cla95].Inclusions [Xu94]. Independent [LO94a].induced [Ham85]. Information [LTxx].Ingenieure [BHW85]. Integer [du 93].Integer-Order [du 93]. intensity [Bd76].Interference [SSM95]. Intervals [ET86].Introduction [Kat82, RR93, Sko62].Inverse[BPW93, CR92, RM71, Tar86, Tho80].Inversion[Ger94, Ger95, GG95b, GG95a, Jes94]. Issue[Imb94]. Iteration [BPW93]. IV [Smixx].

Jackknife [Efr82]. Jackknifing [Tho94].Jacksonville [BSE85].

Kalman [GAB93, Kai81, RG93]. Kind[du 93]. Kleinste [Mai89].Kleinste-Quadrate- [Mai89]. Known[HS92, SVOK94]. KRAKEN [Por91].Kurzfassung [Boh83, Boh89a, Boh89b].

Large [DW87, Xu94]. Large-Scale [DW87].layered [Bre60]. Least[BK88, KB90, LH74, MKBB91]. Lectures

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[Kai81]. Lehrbuch [Smixx]. Likelihood[KB90, Kra93, KDB93, Mai89, NL88, Hin79,HS89, Kra87]. line [Ham85]. Linear[Gra76, Kat66, Kat82, LO71]. Localization[CMN94, LS90, Abr92, BKS88, CK91, HS89,Jes91, SVOK94]. Location[BK91, DT84, KDB93, aDRM91, SM93].Locations [RS87]. loss [FPJ93]. low[STW85]. Lower [Swi94].

Matched [BKS88, BK93, CMN94, Kro92,MB94c, MB94b, MMB95, MGB96, Pre94,Abr92, FDR89, Jes93]. Matched-field[Kro92, FDR89]. matching [Jes91].Mathematical [Sto57]. Mathematik[BHW85, Fel7x, MV90, Smixx]. Matrices[RM71]. Matrix [DT84, HK87]. Maximum[Hin79, HS89, KB90, Kra93, KDB93, Mai89,NL88, Kra87]. Maximum-likelihood[Hin79, HS89].Maximum-Likelihood-Schatzern [Kra87].Maximum-Likelihood-Schatzung[Kra93]. Maximum-Likelihood-Zweistufenschatzers [Mai89]. means[Bd76]. Measured [Boh95b].Measurement [BT58, LS93, STW85].Measurements [Ing72]. Measures [ET86].Measuring [Hin77]. Mechanik [Som62a].Media [Bre60]. Medien [Som62a].Medium [Che60]. Method[AB79, LD85, NM65, JK75]. Methoden[Boh83, Boh89a]. Methods [BK88, BK91,BR95, ET86, Joh82, MMB93b, MF53].Microcomputers [DW87]. Minimax[Pre94]. Minimization [NM65]. minimum[Kro92]. mismatch [FDR89]. ML[GMB95, MGB95]. ML-Estimation[MGB95]. Mode [JF79, Xu94, FPJ93, HS89,Ing72, Jes91, Por91, Thi87]. mode-filtering[HS89]. Model [CS89, CS92, Gra76, JF79,MMB93a, PG89, Bd76, FPJ93, SR87].Model-based [CS89, CS92]. Modeling[EK94, Jenxx, PG89]. Modelling[Jen76, JK75]. Models

[CS62, GAB93, LO71, Por93, Sch95, Jen76].Modenausbreitung [Pur95]. Modifikation[Kra87]. monitoring [JCZ93, JCZ94].month [JCZ93, JCZ94]. Motion [MF53].Moving [GZ94, LO94a, LO94b, RSZ94].Multidimensional [HC75]. Multimode[MB94b, MMB95]. Multipath[HS92, HS93, LS90, LS93, LTxx, NL88,aDRM91, aDRM92]. Multiple[BM94, DT84, MB94a, MGB96, PF83,RSZ94, Tho94]. Multiple-Window[Tho94]. Multitaper [PW93]. Multitapers[BPW93].

Navigation [EJS82]. Near [KWG85].Near-Field [KWG85]. Networks [HP94].Neural [HP94]. Newton [Ger95].Nichtparametrische [Boh83]. Noise[BK88, BS89, Cal64, CS62, GMB95,KWG85, LD85, Vib91, Wil85, BKS88,Ham85, KI80, SVOK94]. Nonstationary[MMB93a, MMB93b]. Nonwave [TG95].Normal [JF79, Jes91, FPJ93, Por91].Normal-Mode [JF79, Jes91]. Numerical[KP93].

Observations [Hol94]. Ocean[BK93, Cal64, CS92, JKPS94, Jenxx,MLMS94, MB94c, MB94b, MGB95, NK94,Bd76, Kro92, KI80]. Operators[Kat66, Kat82]. Optimal [SM93, SVOK94].Optimum [SSM95, BKS88].Optimum/Adaptive [SSM95]. Order[Efr75, du 93]. Ortung [Kra93, Mai95].Other [Efr82, ET86]. overlapped [SS88].

Palaeoclimatology [Tho80]. parabolic[JK75]. Parameter [MB92, FDR89].Parameters [HS92, HS93, HK87, LTxx,MKBB91, MGB95, NL88, PF83, GG95b].Parametric [BK91, MMB93b, Vib91, VS94].Parametrische [Boh89a]. Part[BT58, E.84, HS92, HS93, LO94a, LO94b,MF53, RS87, Tho77]. Partial [RR93].

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PARTIALLY [SVOK94]. Partielle[Som62b]. Passive [CS89, CMN94, HS92,HS93, SR87, Has84, HS89]. pattern [E.84].Performance [E.84, NV94, SSM95, SR87].Perturbation [Kat66, Kat82]. phase[IFKW78]. Physical [PW93]. Physics[De 79, MF53]. Physik [Som62b].placement [Has84]. Plans [Efr82]. Point[BT58, LO94a, LO94b, MN90]. position[Hin79]. posteriori} [Ger94]. Power[BT58, GMB95]. pre [BSE85].pre-assessment [BSE85]. Predict [LD85].Presence [BK88, GMB95]. Prewhitening[MGB96]. Principles [Uri67].Probabilistic [MLMS94]. Probability[Cal64]. Problem [Efr75, Tar86, BKS88].Problems [Joh82, LH74]. Processing[BK93, Boh91, Boh95b, CS92, EJS82, Gab86,KKK81, KB90, MB94c, MB94b, MMB95,MGB96, Pre94, TG95, Vib89, Vib91, VO91,Zio95, Abr92, BKS88, FDR89, Jes93].processor [SS88]. program [Por91].Programs [du 93]. Progress[JCZ93, JCZ94]. Prolate [Sle78].Propagation [Che60, Jen76, JF79, Jenxx,KWG85, LS93, MB94b, MMB95, Pek48,Pre94, Sob85, FPJ93, JK75, KI77, Thi87].properties [JCxx]. Pulse [Jenxx].

Quadrate [Mai89]. Quadratic [Tho80].Quadratic-Inverse [Tho80].

Radar [Sko62]. radiating [Hin79]. Radio[Chr85, Imb94]. RAIBAC [Bd76]. Random[Che60, LS90, NK94, Ros85, E.84, Kro92].randomly [Thi87]. Range[LO94a, LO94b, NK94]. Range-Dependent[LO94b]. Range-Independent [LO94a].Ranging [CS89, HS92, HS93, Has84, SR87].Rao [GMB95, NK94, aDRM91, Swi94].Rauschen [Cla95]. Ray [MLMS94].Receivers [BS89]. Remote [LS93]. Report[JCZ93, JCZ94, IFKW78]. Resampling[Efr82]. Resistant [MT82]. Resolution

[EJS81]. Response [KWG85]. responses[Ham85]. Results [KB90, RG93, GG95b].Retrieving [Boh95a]. Reverberation[EK94, Bd76]. Robust [BS89, CZO87,Mar72, MT82, MGB96, PG89].Robust-Resistant [MT82]. room [AB79].rough [KI77]. Ruhr[Boh83, Boh89a, Boh89b, Fel7x].Ruhr-Universitat[Boh83, Boh89a, Boh89b, Fel7x].

SACLANTCEN [FPJ93, JF79, Sch95].salinity [STW85]. Scale [DW87].Scattering [CR92, EJS81]. Schatzern[Kra87]. Schatzung [Kra93]. Sea[GZ94, Hol94, STW85]. seafloor[JCZ93, JCZ94]. Second [Efr75, du 93].Section [MF53]. Seismic[Boh95b, MMB93a, MMB93b, MB94a].Seismik [Mai95]. seismoacoustic [Ger94].sensitivity [Jes94]. Sensor[KB90, TG95, Vib89, VOK91, VO91].Sensorgruppen [Mai95, Kra93]. sensors[MN90]. Sequences [Ros85]. Series[Bri81, Pri81a, Pri81b]. several [Jen76].Shallow [GZ94, IFKW78, MB94c, MB94b,MGB95, Pek48, Abr92, FDR89, GG95a,GG95b, Ham85, Ing72, Jes91, Jes93, JCZ93,JCZ94, Jes94, KI77, Thi87]. Shallow-Water[IFKW78, FDR89]. Shape [RS87]. shelf[BSE85]. Ship [Cal64, KWG85]. Shipping[LD85]. Short [Kat82]. Signal [BM94,Boh95b, BS89, CS92, EJS82, GZ94, GMB95,KKK81, MKBB91, Mar72, MB94c, Zio95].Signale [Boh93]. Signalentdeckung[Mai95]. Signals [Boh95a, LS90, MMB93a,Bd76, Jes93, SVOK94]. Signalschatzung[Kra93]. Simple [GMB95, Swi94]. Simplex[NM65]. simulating [AB79]. Skript [Fel7x].small [AB79]. small-room [AB79]. SNAP[FPJ93, JF79, SR87]. Solution [KP93].Solving [LH74]. some [du 93]. Sonar[Boh95b, CMN94, KKK81, Por93].Sonaranwendungen [Mai95]. Sonardaten

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[Pur95]. Sound [Hol94, Pek48, Uri67, JK75,KI77, STW85, Thi87]. Source[BKS88, BK91, DT84, Hin77, KDB93, LS90,LTxx, LO94a, LO94b, NK94, NL88, SM93,Abr92, CK91, Hin79]. Sources[HK87, LS93, MGB95, PF83, RS87, Swi94].Space [Zio95]. Space-Time [Zio95].Spaced [Swi94]. Spacial [PF83]. Spatial[CS62, KI80]. Spatial-Correlation [CS62].spatially [MN90]. Special [Imb94].Spectra [BT58, Tho94]. Spectral[BPW93, Gab86, Joh82, PG89, PW93, PF83,Pri81a, Pri81b]. Spectrum[EJS81, MT82, Tho77, Tho80, Tho82, E.84].speed [Thi87]. Spektralanalyse[Boh83, Boh89b]. Spheroidal [Sle78].Squares [BK88, KB90, LH74, MKBB91].SSK [Boh89a]. Standard [ET86].stationarer [Mai89]. Stationary [Ros85].Statistical[Boh95b, Efr75, ET86, HK87, LD85].Stochastic [BR95, KP93, Øks85, Sob85].Stochastische [Boh93]. stratified [KI80].Structure [aDRM92, Xu94]. study[Abr92, Jes94, SR87]. sub [Has84].sub-array [Has84]. Suboptimal [SM93].Subspace [Vib89, VOK91, VO91].Sufficiency [HK87]. summary [IFKW78].Suppression [EK94]. surface [KI80].Surveillance [EJS82]. System[Opp84, Jes91]. Systemidentifikation[Boh89a, Boh89b]. Systems[EJS82, Gab86, Por93, aDRM91, Sko62].

Targets [RSZ94]. Techniques[EJS82, MGB96, PW93, Tho77]. Telescopes[Chr85, Imb94]. Teory [Sto57]. Terrain[EJS81]. Test [MMB95]. Testing [MB94a].Tests [Pur95]. Theoretical[GAB93, MF53, Ham85]. Theorie [Cla95].Theory [Bri81, Gra76, Kat66, Kat82, Ma74,Pek48, Tar86, Wat66, Zio95, Thi87].Thomson [BPW93]. Time[Bri81, Pri81a, Pri81b, Zio95, MN90].

Tomography [Dev84, MLMS94]. Tool[MLMS94]. Topics [De 79]. Towed[BM94, GAB93, KWG85, RG93, JCZ93,JCZ94, Jes94, JCxx, SS88]. towed-array[SS88]. Tracking [BM94, RSZ94, MN90].Transient [MB92, Jes93]. Transients[HP94]. Treatise [Wat66].

Umgebungsrauschen [Kra87]. Uncertain[Pre94]. Uncertainty [Sle78, Has84, VS94].Uncertainty- [Sle78]. Underwater[BS89, Opp84, HP94, Hol94, LTxx, LO94a,LO94b, Uri67]. Univariate [PW93].Universitat[Boh83, Boh89a, Boh89b, Fel7x]. Unknown[BK88, GMB95, HS93, MGB95, RS87,Vib91, Xu94, SVOK94]. Untersuchung[Mai89]. Use [LTxx, JK75]. Using [Gab86,GZ94, GAB93, HP94, LS90, LS93, MGB95,RG93, RS87, VOK91, E.84, Ger94, Ger95,GG95a, HS89, MB94a, MB94c, MGB96].

V [Sle78]. Validation [MMB93a].variability [FDR89]. variance [Kro92].Various [CS62]. varying [Thi87]. Velocity[CMN94]. Verfahren [Kra93]. vertical[Ham85]. verwandte [Kra93]. via [HC75].View [BT58]. Vorlesung[Boh83, Boh89a, Boh89b, Fel7x].

Water[IFKW78, Pek48, Sto57, Abr92, FDR89,GG95a, GG95b, Ham85, Ing72, Jes91, Jes93,JCZ93, JCZ94, Jes94, KI77, STW85, Thi87].Wave [Che60, MB92, Sle78, Sob85, Xu94].Wavefields [MKBB91]. Wavefront [HC75].Waveguide[Hin77, NK94, Tho77, Xu94, Hin79].wavenumber [E.84]. Waves[Bre60, Hol94, Sto57]. Weighted[MKBB91, VOK91]. Wellen [Pur95].Wellenfelder [Mai89]. Wellenmodell[Cla95]. Wellenparameter [Kra87].Wideband [BM94, HK87, KDB93]. Wiener

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zur [Boh89a, Kra93, Mai89, Mai95].Zweistufenschatzers [Mai89].

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