IEEE Symposium on Ultrasonics
DOI: 10.1109/ultsym.1990.171539
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Synthetic aperture sonar: a wide-band approach

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“…In previous papers, we showed experimentally the interest of using such a wide band system to reduce the in uence of fish tilt on the size estimation [1] and the possibility of increasing the performance by spectral modelling of echoes [2]. These works were carried out using a relatively wide bandsystem (50 kHz to 75 kHz) developed, at that time, for riverine applications [3], [4]. As no commercial wide band systems were available for developing more sophisticated experiments (and mainly sea experiments) we, I.C.P.I., developped, in collaboration with IFREMER our own system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In previous papers, we showed experimentally the interest of using such a wide band system to reduce the in uence of fish tilt on the size estimation [1] and the possibility of increasing the performance by spectral modelling of echoes [2]. These works were carried out using a relatively wide bandsystem (50 kHz to 75 kHz) developed, at that time, for riverine applications [3], [4]. As no commercial wide band systems were available for developing more sophisticated experiments (and mainly sea experiments) we, I.C.P.I., developped, in collaboration with IFREMER our own system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dans le cadre de l'imagerie acoustique par sonar latéral actif, nous envisageons d'utiliser une antenne synthétique qui peut présenter divers avantages opérationnels: réduction de l'encombrement du système remorqué, meilleure résolution azimutale indépendante de la distance, possibilité de fonctionnement en basse-fréquence. Des travaux antérieurs [1], [2] ont montré l'intérêt d'utiliser des signaux large-bande en émission: I'élargissement de la bande permet en effet d'augmenter la résolution latérale (après filtrage adapté) et la résolution azimutale (par lissage des fréquences spatiales des lobes latéraux de l'antenne) des images. 11 ouvre aussi des perspectives d'investigation de la classification des échos etlou du sous-échantillonnage spatial [3].…”
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