Issues in acoustic signal/image processing and recognition (NATO ASI series)

C.H. Chen

ISBN 10: 0387121927 / ISBN 13: 9780387121925

Published by Springer-Verlag, 1983

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• Title: Issues in acoustic signal/image processing and recognition (NATO ASI series)
• Publisher: Springer-Verlag
• Publication Date: 1983
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0387121927
• ISBN 13: 9780387121925
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

The NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Issues in Acoustic Signal/Image Processing and Recognition was held August 5-9, 1982 at the Cappuccini complex in San Miniato Italy. The Workshop was primarily concerned with the underwater acoustic signal processing and seismic signal analysis and a major effort was made to link these topics with pattern recognition, i~ge processing and artificial intelligence. Major issues and new approaches in these interrelated areas were closely examined in the Workshop. In addition to paper presentations three discussion sessions were held on! (1) spectral analysis in underwater acoustics, (2) seismic wave propaga­ tion, seismic imaging and migration, and seismic inversion, and (3) unresolved issues and future directions. This Proceedings volume includes most presentations made at the Workshop. The publication, like the meeting itself, is unique in the sense that it provides exten­ sive interactions among the closely related areas stated above. Such interactions which usually result in the integration of different systems or approaches are certainly much needed to achieve some performance breakthrough while individual systems or approaches reach their performance limit. I am grateful to all participants for their active participation that makes the Workshop very productive, and to Dr. Lewis J. Lloyd and Dr. Ralph Goodman for their help to arrange an informative visit to the SACLANT ASW Research Centre for the Workshop participants. I am confident that this publication will be equally produc­ tive to report important current research results and near-future research activity particularly in underwater acoustic signal processing.