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ORCIDSAM 2012: Hoboken, NJ, USA
- IEEE 7th Sensor Array and Multichannel Signal Processing Workshop, SAM 2012, Hoboken, NJ, USA, June 17-20, 2012. IEEE 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-1070-3
- Xiao Li, Zhifang Wang, Anna Scaglione
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Decentralized data processing and management in Smart Grid via gossiping. 1-4 - Marco Levorato, Urbashi Mitra:
Fast anomaly detection in SmartGrids via sparse approximation theory. 5-8 - Dahir H. Dini, Yili Xia, Scott C. Douglas, Danilo P. Mandic:
Widely linear state space models for frequency estimation in unbalanced three-phase systems. 9-12 - Shiyao Chen, Yuting Ji, Lang Tong:
Deadline scheduling for large scale charging of electric vehicles with renewable energy. 13-16 - Chuanming Wei, Ami Wiesel, Rick S. Blum:
Change detection in smart grids using errors in variables models. 17-20 - Chen Chen, Kyatsandra G. Nagananda, Gang Xiong, Shalinee Kishore, Lawrence V. Snyder:
Analysis of a joint access and scheduling scheme for residential energy management controller. 21-24 - Lee K. Patton, Daniel E. Hack, Braham Himed:
Adaptive pulse design for space-time adaptive processing. 25-28 - William Rowe, Johan Karlsson, Luzhou Xu, Jian Li:
Untangling multipath returns in MIMO radar via waveform diversity. 29-32 - Sandeep Gogineni, Arye Nehorai:
Sparsity-based MIMO noise radar for multiple target estimation. 33-36 - Bruce Pollock, Nathan A. Goodman:
Structured de-chirp for compressive sampling of LFM waveforms. 37-40 - Augusto Aubry, Antonio De Maio, Bo Jiang, Shuzhong Zhang:
A cognitive approach for ambiguity function shaping. 41-44 - Daniel E. Hack, Lee K. Patton, Alan D. Kerrick, Michael A. Saville:
Direct Cartesian detection, localization, and de-ghosting for passive multistatic radar. 45-48 - Caijun Zhong, Michail Matthaiou, Aiping Huang, Zhaoyang Zhang:
On the sum rate of MIMO Nakagami-m fading channels with MMSE receivers. 49-52 - Michail Matthaiou, George C. Alexandropoulos, Hien Quoc Ngo, Erik G. Larsson:
Effective rate analysis of MISO Rician fading channels. 53-56 - Jun Fang, Hongbin Li, Zhi Chen, Shaoqian Li:
Optimal precoding design for decentralized detection of deterministic signals. 57-60 - Mu Zhou, Alle-Jan van der Veen:
A subspace tracking algorithm for separating partially overlapping data packets. 61-64 - Jiangfan Zhang, Chuanming Wei, Rick S. Blum:
Ordering for shift-in-mean of Gauss-Markov random fields with dependent observations. 65-68 - Xin Wen, Ka Lung Law, Samer J. Alabed, Marius Pesavento:
Rank-two beamforming for single-group multicasting networks using OSTBC. 69-72 - Yashar M. Aval, Milica Stojanovic:
A method for differentially coherent multichannel processing of acoustic OFDM signals. 73-76 - Julio Manco-Vásquez, Miguel Lázaro-Gredilla, David Ramírez, Javier Vía, Ignacio Santamaría:
Bayesian multiantenna sensing for cognitive radio. 77-80 - Bilal Zafar, Soheyl Gherekhloo, Florian Roemer, Martin Haardt:
Impact of synchronization errors on Alamouti-STBC-based cooperative MIMO schemes. 81-84 - Domenico Ciuonzo, Gianmarco Romano, Pierluigi Salvo Rossi:
Decision fusion in MIMO wireless sensor networks with channel state information. 85-88 - Adrian Schad, Marius Pesavento:
Time division multiple access methods in bi-directional cooperative relay networks. 89-92 - Yuri I. Abramovich, Geoffrey San Antonio:
Network theory-based generic model for oversampled receive antenna arrays. 93-96 - Shuangyu Luo, Jiangyuan Li, Athina P. Petropulu:
Physical layer security with uncoordinated helpers implementing cooperative jamming. 97-100 - Yupeng Liu, Athina P. Petropulu:
QoS guarantees in relay networks with multiple source-destination pairs and imperfect CSI. 101-104 - Christian Lameiro, Javier Vía, Ignacio Santamaría:
A distributed algorithm for two-way multiple-relay networks. 105-108 - Pascal Vallet, Philippe Loubaton, Xavier Mestre:
On the consistency of likelihood penalization methods in large sensor networks. 109-112 - Joan Enric Barceló-Lladó, Antoni Morell, Gonzalo Seco-Granados:
Amplify-and-forward compressed sensing as a PHY-layer secrecy solution in wireless sensor networks. 113-116 - Grigorios Tsagkatakis, Panagiotis Tsakalides:
Dictionary based reconstruction and classification of randomly sampled sensor network data. 117-120 - Tõnu Trump:
A robust adaptive sensor array with Slepian sequences. 121-124 - Mohammad Pourhomayoun, Mark L. Fowler:
Sensor network distributed computation for Direct Position Determination. 125-128 - Tadesse Ghirmai:
Per band PMI selection in finite-rate closed-loop MIMO-OFDM systems. 129-132 - Adarsh Patel, Aditya K. Jagannatham:
SOCP based robust detector for cooperative spectrum sensing in MIMO cognitive radio. 133-136 - Pratibha, Aditya K. Jagannatham:
Power allocation for MIMO-OFDM based CR with spatial constraints and CSI uncertainty. 137-140 - Anand Guruswamy, Rick S. Blum:
On a definition of the ambiguity function for non-coherent radars. 141-144 - Chris Kreucher, Braham Himed:
Multiple target tracking using a narrowband RF sensor array. 145-148 - Phani Chavali, Arye Nehorai:
Hierarchical particle filtering for target tracking in multi-modal sensor networks. 149-152 - Hana Godrich, Ali Tajer, H. Vincent Poor:
Distributed target tracking in multiple widely separated radar architectures. 153-156 - Giacomo Bacci, Luca Sanguinetti, Maria Greco, Marco Luise:
A game-theoretic approach for energy-efficient detection in radar sensor networks. 157-160 - Shawn Kraut, Daniel W. Bliss:
Analyzing the impact of MIMO radar on tracking association error. 161-164 - Tsang-Yi Wang, Jwo-Yuh Wu:
Reliability-based detection for decode-and-forward relaying in cooperative communications. 165-168 - Abhishek Mishra, Parv Venkitasubramaniam:
Thwarting traffic analysis: A signal processing perspective. 169-172 - Tao Wu, Longji Sun, Qi Cheng, Pramod K. Varshney:
Fusion of multiple microphone arrays for blind source separation and localization. 173-176 - Hao Chen:
A hierarchical model for distributed detection with conditionally dependent observations. 177-180 - Joong Bum Rhim, Lav R. Varshney, Vivek K. Goyal:
Benefits of collaboration and diversity in teams of categorically-thinking decision makers. 181-184 - Pankaj Parag, Santhosh Kumar, Jean-François Chamberland, Gregory H. Huff:
Detecting the presence of a proximate cellular user through distributed femtocell sensing. 185-188 - Brian R. Phelan, Erik H. Lenzing, Ram M. Narayanan:
Source localization using unique characterizations of multipath propagation in an urban environment. 189-192 - Liyang Rui, K. C. Ho:
Bias compensation for target tracking from range based Maximum Likelihood position estimates. 193-196 - Mohammed Nabil El Korso, Marius Pesavento:
Performance analysis for near field source localization. 197-200 - Oren Jean, Anthony J. Weiss:
Convex joint emitter localization and passive sensor network synchronization. 201-204 - Arie Yeredor:
Quantifying the advantages of joint processing in TDOA estimation. 205-208 - Aurora C. Schmidt, Joel B. Harley, José M. F. Moura:
Compressed sensing radar surveillance networks. 209-212 - Eva Lagunas, Moeness G. Amin, Fauzia Ahmad, Montse Nájar:
Wall mitigation techniques for indoor sensing within the compressive sensing framework. 213-216 - Yao Yu, Athina P. Petropulu, H. Vincent Poor:
Power allocation for CS-based colocated MIMO radar systems. 217-220 - Chengdong Dong, Yuanwei Jin, Enyue Lu:
Sparsity aware nonlinear multichannel ultrasonic tomographic imaging. 221-224 - Brian Moore, Balasubramaniam Natarajan:
A general framework for robust compressive sensing based nonlinear regression. 225-228 - Kyle R. Krueger, James H. McClellan, Waymond R. Scott:
3-D imaging for ground penetrating radar using compressive sensing with block-toeplitz structures. 229-232 - Surendra S. Bhat, Ram M. Narayanan, Muralidhar Rangaswamy:
Bandwidth sharing and scheduling for multimodal radar with communications and tracking. 233-236 - Steven Kay, Quan Ding, Muralidhar Rangaswamy:
Robust signal detection by using the EEF. 237-240 - Sean M. O'Rourke, A. Lee Swindlehurst:
Limited field-of-view multimodal sensor adaptation for data association. 241-244 - Brian O'Donnell, Jun Jason Zhang, Antonia Papandreou-Suppappola, Muralidhar Rangaswamy:
Waveform-agile multiple target tracking using probability hypothesis density filtering. 245-248 - Xiufeng Song, Peter Willett, Shengli Zhou:
Range bias modeling for hyperbolic frequency modulated waveforms in target tracking. 249-252 - Shuangzhi Xia, Fengzhou Dai, Hong-Wei Liu:
A heterogeneous Markov chain model of target existence variable for Bayesian track-before-detect. 253-256 - Yimin D. Zhang, Moeness G. Amin, Braham Himed:
Altitude estimation of maneuvering targets in mimo over-the-horizon radar. 257-260 - Tofigh Naghibi, Beat Pfister:
Beamformer design for nonstationary signals by means of interfrequency correlations. 261-264 - Rémy Boyer, Claude Delpha:
Relative-entropy based beamforming for secret key transmission. 265-268 - Mounira Maazaoui, Karim Abed-Meraim, Yves Grenier:
Adaptive blind source separation with HRTFs beamforming preprocessing. 269-272 - Christ D. Richmond, Keith W. Forsythe, Christopher R. Flynn:
Copy correlation direction-of-arrival estimation performance. 273-276 - Peter Q. C. Ly, Stephen D. Elton, Douglas A. Gray, Joy Li:
Unambiguous AOA estimation using SODA interferometry for electronic surveillance. 277-280 - Lalan Kumar, Rohan Mandala, Rajesh M. Hegde:
MUSIC-group delay based methods for robust DOA estimation using shrinkage estimators. 281-284 - Viji Paul Panakkal, Rajbabu Velmurugan:
Iterative joint probabilistic data association for avoiding track coalescence and track swap in multi-target tracking. 285-288 - Juan Luis Navarro Mesa, Eduardo Hernández-Pérez, Antonio G. Ravelo-García, Pedro J. Quintana-Morales, Sofía I. Martín-González:
A new DOA estimation algorithm for ARMA sources applied to sperm-whale localization. 289-292 - Koichi Ichige, Hanyang Li, Hiroyuki Arai:
SURE: SimUltaneous Root Extraction method for DOA estimation of coherent sources by ULA. 293-296 - Chenxi Hu, Huadong Meng, Wei Wang, Gang Li, Xiqin Wang:
Random switch antenna array FMCW radar and its signal processing method. 297-300 - Yuewen Wang, Ali N. Akansu, Alex Haimovich:
Generalized DFT waveforms for MIMO radar. 301-304 - Maxime Boizard, Guillaume Ginolhac, Frédéric Pascal, Philippe Forster:
Low Rank Tensor STAP filter based on multilinear SVD. 305-308 - Keijo Pölönen, Visa Koivunen:
Detection of DVB-T2 control symbols in passive radar systems. 309-312 - Max Scharrenbroich, Michael Zatman, Radu V. Balan:
Performance of a practical two-step detector for non-fluctuating targets. 313-316 - Yuri I. Abramovich, Ben A. Johnson:
Expected likelihood approach for covariance matrix estimation: Complex angular central Gaussian case. 317-320 - Emanuel Ben Baruch, Amir Leshem:
Overcoming spatial denial in non-cooperative bistatic radar. 321-324 - David Romero-Laorden, Oscar Martinez-Graullera, Carlos Julian Martín-Arguedas, Montserrat Parrilla-Romero:
Application of Golay codes to improve SNR in coarray based synthetic aperture imaging systems. 325-328 - Weichang Li, Niranjan A. Subrahmanya, Feng Xu:
Online subspace and sparse filtering for target tracking in reverberant environment. 329-332 - Mahesh C. Shastry, Yangsoo Kwon, Ram M. Narayanan, Muralidhar Rangaswamy:
Analysis and design of algorithms for compressive sensing based noise radar systems. 333-336 - Matthew D. Sharp, Michael J. Pekala, Jeffrey A. Nanzer, I-Jeng Wang, Dennis Lucarelli, Keir Christian Lauritzen:
Exploiting adaptive beamforming for compressive measurements. 337-340 - Bruce Pollock, Nathan A. Goodman:
Detection performance of multibranch and multichannel compressive receivers. 341-344 - Marija M. Nikolic, Arye Nehorai, Antonije R. Djordjevic:
Iterative sparse through-the-wall imaging. 345-348 - Yimin D. Zhang, Moeness G. Amin:
Compressive sensing in nonstationary array processing using bilinear transforms. 349-352 - Hadi Jamali Rad, Hamid Ramezani, Geert Leus:
Sparse multi-target localization using cooperative access points. 353-356 - Ami Wiesel, Amir Globerson:
Covariance estimation in time varying ARMA processes. 357-360 - Koby Todros, Alfred O. Hero III:
Measure transformed canonical correlation analysis with application to financial data. 361-364 - Benjamin T. Rolfs, Bala Rajaratnam:
Natural order recovery for banded covariance models. 365-368 - Ilya Pollak:
Covariance estimation and related problems in portfolio optimization. 369-372 - Mélanie Mahot, Frédéric Pascal, Philippe Forster, Jean Philippe Ovarlez:
Robust ANMF test using Huber's M-estimator. 373-376 - Xavier Mestre, Francisco Rubio, Pascal Vallet:
Improved estimation of the logarithm of the covariance matrix. 377-380 - Tengfei Liu, Zhong-Ping Jiang:
A cyclic-small-gain approach to distributed output-feedback control of multi-agent nonlinear systems. 381-384 - Wenjie Dong:
On consensus of multiple uncertain nonlinear systems. 385-388 - Jing Wang, Morrison S. Obeng:
Distributed formation control for nonholonomic mobile robots. 389-392 - Morteza Talebi, Chaoyong Li, Zhihua Qu:
Enhanced protection against false data injection by dynamically changing information structure of microgrids. 393-396 - Shuai Li, Yi Guo, Jun Fang, Hongbin Li:
Robust H℮ consensus on directed networks with quantized communication. 397-400 - Moti Teitel, Joseph Tabrikian:
Waveform design for sequential detection with subspace interference. 401-404 - Pu Wang, Jun Fang, Hongbin Li:
Detection with target-incurring orthogonal subspace interference. 405-408 - Yuanwei Jin:
Cognitive multi-antenna radar detection using Bayesian inference. 409-412 - Esa Ollila, David E. Tyler:
Distribution-free detection under complex elliptically symmetric clutter distribution. 413-416 - S. Lawrence Marple Jr.:
SUAS for 8-channel GMTI radar using alternative high performance non-SMI STAP algorithm. 417-420 - Fauzia Ahmad, Moeness G. Amin:
Sparsity-based change detection of short human motion for urban sensing. 421-424 - Jwo-Yuh Wu, Chung-Hsuan Hu, Tsang-Yi Wang:
Low-overhead cooperative beamforming under imperfect quantized SNR of source-to-relay links. 425-428 - Jose Francisco de Andrade, Marcello Luiz Rodrigues de Campos, José Antonio Apolinário:
An L1-norm linearly constrained LMS algorithm applied to adaptive beamforming. 429-432 - Michael Rübsamen, Marius Pesavento:
Steering vector non-identifiability in covariance matrix fitting based beamforming. 433-436 - Oscar Martinez-Graullera, David Romero-Laorden, Alberto Ibañez, Luis G. Ullate:
A new beamformer based on phase dispersion to improve 2D sparse array response. 437-440 - Nathan Wilkins, Arnab K. Shaw:
Beamformer bank optimization for true time delay beam-space processing. 441-444 - Mário Costa, Visa Koivunen:
Incorporating array nonidealities into adaptive Capon beamformer for source tracking. 445-448 - Jonathan L. Odom, Jeffrey L. Krolik:
Broadband field directionality mapping with spatially-aliased arrays. 449-452 - Nasim Radmanesh, Ian S. Burnett:
Wideband sound reproduction in a 2D multi-zone system using a combined two-stage Lasso-LS algorithm. 453-456 - Tianyao Yue, Qi Hao, David J. Brady:
Distributed binary geometric sensor arrays for low-data-throughput human gait biometrics. 457-460 - Qian He, Chuanming Wei, Rick S. Blum:
Effects of unsuccessful transmissions of measurements on uncertainty in power flow calculations. 461-464 - Mohammad Javad Taghizadeh, Philip N. Garner, Hervé Bourlard:
Microphone array beampattern characterization for hands-free speech applications. 465-468 - Xinda Ke, Rick S. Blum:
Optimum quantization and reconstruction of power flows from voltage measurements at dispersed buses. 469-472 - Felipe A. Tobar, Anthony Kuh, Danilo P. Mandic:
A novel augmented complex valued kernel LMS. 473-476 - Ahmad Mouri Sardarabadi, Alle-Jan van der Veen:
Subspace estimation using factor analysis. 477-480 - Matthieu Puigt, Anthony Griffin, Athanasios Mouchtaris:
Nonlinear blind mixture identification using local source sparsity and functional data clustering. 481-484 - Xiufeng Song, Peter Willett, Joseph Glaz, Shengli Zhou:
Distributed detection with a scan statistic: Global to local inference. 485-488 - Hao Tao, Jingmin Xin, Jiasong Wang, Nanning Zheng, Akira Sano:
Estimation of the number of narrowband signals in the presence of multipath propagation. 489-492 - David Ramírez, Jorge Iscar, Javier Vía, Ignacio Santamaría, Louis L. Scharf:
The locally most powerful invariant test for detecting a rank-P Gaussian signal in white noise. 493-496 - Meng Guo, Søren Holdt Jensen, Jesper Jensen:
An improved probe noise approach for acoustic feedback cancellation. 497-500 - Kuniaki Uto, Yukio Kosugi, Toru Murase, Sigenori Takagishi:
Hyperspectral band selection for human detection. 501-504 - Koen C. H. Blom, Rinse Wester, André B. J. Kokkeler, Gerard J. M. Smit:
Low-cost multi-channel underwater acoustic signal processing testbed. 505-508 - Arash Mohammadi, Amir Asif:
Distributed posterior Cramér-Rao lower bound for nonlinear sequential Bayesian estimation. 509-512 - Tirza Routtenberg, Joseph Tabrikian:
Performance bounds for constrained parameter estimation. 513-516 - Nathan Wilkins, Arnab K. Shaw:
Multiple source resolution for true time delay beam-space processing. 517-520 - Despoina Pavlidi, Anthony Griffin, Matthieu Puigt, Athanasios Mouchtaris:
Source counting in real-time sound source localization using a circular microphone array. 521-524 - Sarod Yatawatta:
Estimation of radio interferometer beam shapes using riemannian optimization. 525-528 - Foroohar Foroozan, Shahram Shahbazpanahi:
MUSIC-based array imaging in multi-modal ultrasonic non-destructive testing. 529-532 - Xiaoli Wang, Hongya Ge:
A multichannel cross-spectrum density estimator based on canonical correlation analysis. 533-536
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