2016
DOI: 10.2514/1.c033691
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Functional Beamforming Applied to Imaging of Flyover Noise on Landing Aircraft

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“…Functional beamforming [33,34] was selected in this case, as it provides better dynamic range and array spatial resolution than conventional frequency domain beamforming, and these features are very important for flyover measurements, due to the relatively large distance between source and observer [18,22,35].…”
Section: Iiib Methods For the Flyover Measurementsmentioning
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“…Functional beamforming [33,34] was selected in this case, as it provides better dynamic range and array spatial resolution than conventional frequency domain beamforming, and these features are very important for flyover measurements, due to the relatively large distance between source and observer [18,22,35].…”
Section: Iiib Methods For the Flyover Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The de-Dopplerized acoustic signals were employed and the movement of the source was taken into account in the beamforming formulation [18,24,36]. Removing the main diagonal of the CSM for this algorithm is prone to significant errors, since the method relies on the eigenvalue decomposition of the CSM [37].…”
Section: Iiib Methods For the Flyover Measurementsmentioning
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