Enhancing Mental Well-Being Through OpenBCI: An Intelligent Approach to Stress Measurement
Cognitive science and technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 193 - 204
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Precision Localization of Acoustic Beacons Using Active Sonar Systems: An In-Depth Analysis
P Bhavitha,
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Ravi Raja A,
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J Harish
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Published: Jan. 11, 2024
Water,
which
constitutes
roughly
71
percent
of
the
Earth's
surface,
conceals
a
variety
objects,
including
submarines,
ships,
archaeological
relics,
mines,
and
various
metal
items
within
its
depths.
The
identification
these
submerged
targets
is
invaluable
but
highly
intricate
due
to
presence
numerous
challenges,
environmental
factors
such
as
pressure,
temperature,
salinity,
attenuation
phenomena
like
absorption,
scattering,
reflection,
multipath
interference.
Various
methods
exist
for
underwater
targets,
matched
filtering,
remote
sensing,
utilization
sonar
systems.
Among
approaches,
systems
enjoy
widespread
usage.
A
system
functions
by
emitting
acoustic
signals,
often
referred
"pings,"
into
water.
These
typically
generated
transducer,
propagate
through
water
sound
waves.
Upon
encountering
an
object
or
target,
portion
signal's
energy
reflected
toward
sonar's
receiver,
manifesting
echo.
In
addition
target
identification,
are
instrumental
in
extracting
geological
features
from
environments.
This
capability
aids
comprehension
plate
movements,
earthquakes,
regions
prone
landslides.
paper
delves
comprehensive
diverse
systems,
active,
passive,
multi-fusion
techniques
along
with
computational
neural
architecture
methods,
classification
targets.
discusses
challenges
identifying
objects
water,
emphasizing
use
active
techniques.
It
explores
functionality
sonar,
role
features,
highlights
integration
improved
identification.
Overall,
findings
contribute
understanding
methodologies
that
enhance
accuracy
efficiency
Language: Английский
Location of Acoustic Beacon with Passive Sonar system : A Comprehensive Analysis
Lakshmi Sarvani N,
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Ravi Raja A,
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Naga Komala Devi G
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et al.
2020 IEEE International Students' Conference on Electrical,Electronics and Computer Science (SCEECS),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
612, P. 1 - 6
Published: Feb. 24, 2024
An
acoustic
beacon
is
a
device
that
emits
sound
waves
for
the
purpose
of
providing
reference
mark
finding
any
object.
Beacons
are
usually
used
in
navigation,
underwater
communication,
and
search
rescue
operations.
In
context
operations
beacons
locating
distressed
vessels,
crashed
aircraft
or
individuals
emergency
situations.
Among
many
ways
an
beacon,
sonar
systems
most
effective
way.
The
key
methods
techniques
system
process
active
sonar,
passive
doppler
synthetic
aperture
multi-beam
sonar.
These
capable
detecting
emitted
by
beacons.
A
detection
will
actively
listen
to
environment
without
transmitting
kind
waves.
distinct
advantages
over
other
stealthy
operation,
wide
range
coverage,
lower
cost,
complexity.
characteristic
crucial
military
covert
Passive
often
cost-effective
than
because
they
don't
need
generation
high-intensity
pulses.
can
detect
sounds
from
far
sources
including
submarines,
ships,
marine
life,
even
explosions.
They
cover
areas
with
relatively
smaller
number
hydrophones,
this
makes
them
suitable
large-scale
surveillance
monitoring
applications.
It's
important
note
specific
may
vary
depending
on
resources,
environment,
requirements
technology
also
continue
evolve
time.
Language: Английский