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UASP 2011 : IEEE Underwater Acoustic Signal Processing Workshop

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Link: http://www.uasp.org
 
When Oct 12, 2011 - Oct 14, 2011
Where West Greenwich, USA
Submission Deadline Jul 11, 2011
Notification Due Aug 22, 2011
Categories    acoustics   signal processing
 

Call For Papers

The objective of this workshop is to provide an informal atmosphere for discussions of original research on signal processing techniques with underwater acoustic applications.
The intent is to review theoretical and experimental research at an early stage of development.

Particular areas of interest are:

o Adaptive processing in non-stationary interference
o Detection, localization or tracking, and classification
o Underwater acoustic communications
o Marine mammal related acoustic signal processing
o Multistatic sonar signal processing
o Performance analysis for active and passive sonar
o Physics-based signal processing algorithm design and analysis
o Signal processing for AUVs or deployed autonomous systems
o Synthetic aperture sonar

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