Thursday, October 16
4:30-5:30 pm
1200 EECS
Abstract -
Cross-correlation does not allow one to estimate differences
in travel time of the first arrivals at two receivers when
multipaths lead to larger peaks than that due to the first
arrivals. When the peaks in the cross-correlation function
have high signal-to-noise ratios, a new algorithm is shown
to correctly identify the desired peak in the
cross-correlation function. The algorithm is based on
additional information in auto-correlation functions. The
algorithm has application to locating calling animals with
widely distributed receivers.
Biosketch -
Available on Dr. Spiesberger's web page shown at the top of
this page.