Sensor Array Signal Processing
An in-depth treatment of the fundamental concepts, theory, and practice of sensor array processing of signals carried by propagating waves. Topics include: multidimensional frequency-domain representations of space-time signals and linear systems; apertures and sampling of space-time signals; beamforming and filtering in the space-time and frequency domains, discrete random fields; adaptive beamforming methods; high resolution spatial spectral estimation; optimal detection, estimation, and performance bounds for sensor arrays; wave propagation models used in sensor array processing; blind beamforming and source separation methods; multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) array processing; application examples from radar, sonar, and communications systems.
Topics
- multidimensional frequency-domain representations of space-time signals and linear systems
- apertures and sampling of space-time signals
- beamforming and filtering in the space-time and frequency domains
- discrete random fields
- adaptive beamforming methods
- high resolution spatial spectral estimation
- optimal detection
- estimation
- and performance bounds for sensor arrays
- wave propagation models used in sensor array processing
- blind beamforming and source separation methods
- multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) array processing
- application examples from radar
- sonar
- and communications systems
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027