Contains reports on work completed and two research projects.Joint Services Electronics Program (Contract DAAB07-75-C-1346)Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Purchase Order 455

Baggeroer, Arthur B.

Leverette, Steven J.

Marzetta, Thomas L.

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XII. DETECTION, ESTIMATION, AND MODULATION THEORYAcademic Research StaffProf. Arthur B. BaggeroerGraduate StudentsJ. Bruce Gallemore Steven J. Leverette Thomas L. MIarzettaRichard B. Kline Kenneth B. TheriaultJoint Services Electronics Program (Contract DAAB07-75-C-1346) JSEPWoods Hole Oceanographic Institution Purchase Order 4554Work CompletedJ. Bruce Gallemore has submitted a thesis, entitled "A Comparative Evaluation ofTwo Acoustic Signal Dereverberation Techniques," to the Department of Electrical Engi-neering and Computer Science, M. I. T., in May 1976, in partial fulfillment of the require-ments for the degrees of Electrical Engineer, Ocean Engineer, and Master of Sciencein Electrical Engineering.Richard B. Kline has submitted a thesis, entitled "Performance of Adaptive Arraysin the Fresnel Region," to the Department of Electrical Engineering and ComputerScience, M. I. T., in May 1976, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degreeof Master of Science in Electrical Engineering.Detection and Estimation Theory MethodsArthur B. Baggeroer, Thomas MarzettaThomas Marzetta has devised an efficient means of calculating two-dimensional pre-diction error filters. This method exploits the vector Wiener-Levinson algorithm andprovides more insight into two-dimensional filtering.Multichannel Seismic Data Acquisition and ProcessingArthur B. Baggeroer, Steven J. LeveretteThe processing of data taken at Georges Bank during Summer, 1975 continues. Effi-cient methods of velocity estimation that minimize interpreter time have been developed. JSEPPR No. 118 201

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