Automatic signal processing of forward looking surveillance sonar data in low signal-to-noise ratio conditions

Automatic signal processing of forward looking surveillance sonar data in low signal-to-noise ratio conditions
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低信噪比条件下前视监视声纳数据的自动信号处理

DOI:
10.1109/wssc.2010.5730260
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2010
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2010 International WaterSide Security Conference
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通讯作者:
D. Suchman
D. Suchman
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作者:
F. Maeda;A. Asada;E. Maillard;T. Meurling;D. Suchman

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