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15 March 1994 Wavelet-based acoustic recognition of aircraft
William B. Dress, Stephen W. Kercel
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Abstract
We describe a wavelet-based technique for identifying aircraft from acoustic emissions during takeoff and landing. Tests show that the sensor can be a single, inexpensive hearing-aid microphone placed close to the ground. The paper describes data collection, analysis by various techniques, methods of event classification, and extraction of certain physical parameters from wavelet subspace projections. The primary goal of this paper is to show that wavelet analysis can be used as a divide-and- conquer first step in signal processing, providing simplification and noise filtering. The idea is to project the original signal onto the orthogonal wavelet subspaces, both details and approximations. Subsequent analysis, such as system identification, nonlinear systems analysis, and feature extraction, is then carried out on the various signal subspaces.
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William B. Dress and Stephen W. Kercel "Wavelet-based acoustic recognition of aircraft", Proc. SPIE 2242, Wavelet Applications, (15 March 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.170076
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KEYWORDS
Wavelets

Acoustics

Wavelet transforms

Fuzzy logic

Data modeling

Doppler effect

Feature extraction

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