Time Delay Estimation Technique & Seismic Processing Applications - Guirguis, Albert Kamal
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This book provides a wide view of time delay estimation technique, which is common technique in Digital signal processing and involved in several applications that including Radar, Sonar, earthquake detection, weather foresting & seismic exploration.These applications are particularly used to find out the time-differences-of-arrival between signals received at an array of sensors. In this manuscript, a step by step review on a variety of mathematical approaches used to estimate the time delay based on correlation technique. A comparative study is reported between them with aim of examining…mehr

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This book provides a wide view of time delay estimation technique, which is common technique in Digital signal processing and involved in several applications that including Radar, Sonar, earthquake detection, weather foresting & seismic exploration.These applications are particularly used to find out the time-differences-of-arrival between signals received at an array of sensors. In this manuscript, a step by step review on a variety of mathematical approaches used to estimate the time delay based on correlation technique. A comparative study is reported between them with aim of examining their performances. Algorithms for accurately computing the time difference between two sensor outputs using real seismic data sets. A low cost earth motions detection system with sensitivity less than 5 Hz. Finally, this book is considered a good hand out to guide people who manipulate digital data in different disciplines.
Autorenporträt
Albert K. Guirguis received his B.Sc. in Science from Ain Shams University (ASU), Cairo, Egypt in 1996.He was granted as student internship with Schlumberger Research Center in 2008. He has got his M.Sc. in signal processing in 2012 from the same university. Now, Albert is working as a teaching assistant at The British University in Egypt.