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Scan and listen:
Velocity probes are suitable far field localization:
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Acoustic eyes, a novel sound source
localization and monitoring technique with 3D sound probes,
T.G.H. Basten, H.E. de Bree, S. Sadasivan, ISMA, 2008
- A single broad banded 3D beamforming
sound probe,
H.E. de Bree, T. Basten, D. Yntema, DAGA, 2008
- Localization and tracking of aircraft with
ground based 3D sound probes,
T. Basten, HE de Bree, and E. Tijs, ERF33, Kazan, Russia, 2007
- Wideband Source Localization Using a
Distributed Acoustic Vector-Sensor Array,
Malcolm Hawkes, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SIGNAL PROCESSING, VOL. 51, NO. 6, JUNE
2003
Velocity probes are most suitable for PNAH:
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Near Field Acoustic Holography with particle velocity transducers,
Finn Jacobsen and Yang Liu, JASA 118(5), November 2005, pp 3139-3144
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Near Field Acoustic Holography Based on an Array of Particle Velocity Sensors,
Finn Jacobsen and Yang Liu, internoise 2005, Brazil
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Acoustic holography with incoherent sources,
W.F. Druyvesteyn and R. Raangs, Forum Acousticum 2005 -
Development of an Energy-based Nearfield Acoustic Holography System,
Michael C. Harris (Prof.: Jonathan D. Blotter), Master of Science thesis submitted to the faculty of
Brigham Young University
- On the use of PU
probes for measuring the transitory near acoustic field,
Ollivier et al.,
Euronoise 2006
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Microflown, a novel approach to helicopters interior noise testing,
Antonio Vecchio et al, IMTC 2006
- Quantitative and
Qualitative verivication of pressure and velocity based planar nearfield
acoustic holography,
Scholte et al, ICSV13, 2006
- Statistically optimised near field
acoustic holography with an array of pressure-velocity intensity probes,
Finn Jacobsen et al., Internoise 2006
- Statistically optimized near field
acoustic holography using an array of pressure-velocity probes,
Finn Jacobsen et al., JASA, 2007
PNAH, beamforming arrays compared with the intensity method:
Source localisation including a significant background noise reduction:
On IBEM method:
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A boundary element approach to acoustic radiation and source indentification,
R. Visser, PhD Thesis 2004, Enschede, The Netherlands
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Acoustic Source Localization based on Pressure and Particle Velocity Measurements,
R. Visser, Internoise 2003 Seogwipo, Korea
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Fourier Acoustics: Uncovering the origins of sound (pdf),
Earl G. Williams, ICSV11, St. Petersburg 2004
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Inverse Source Identification based on Acoustic Particle Velocity Measurements,
R. Visser, Internoise 2002 Dearborn, USA
Various methods:
- Identify velocity of a complex with IPTF
method,
Nicolas Totaro, Celine Sandier and Jean-Louis Guyader, ICSV15
Deajeon Korea, 2008
- Inverse source strength reconstruction
techniques for ducted acoustic source,
Teresa Bravo and Cedric Maury,
ICSV15 Deajeon Korea, 2008
- In-Duct Acoustic Source
Reconstruction from Pressure and Velocity-Based Measurements,
Teresa Bravo and Cedric Maury, 13th AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Conference, 2007
- Choosing the most appropriate sensor for
acoustic measurements,
D.R. Yntema, et al, ICA, 2007
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A novel probe for source localization and free field measurements in a diffuse field,
R. Raangs et al., Internoise 2001 The Hague
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Sound source localization using sound intensity measured by a three dimensional PU probe,
R. Raangs and W.F. Druyvesteyn, AES Munich 2002
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Using particle velocity sensors in active noise and vibration control applications,
L.V. Donadon and J.F. Arruda, Internoise 2002 Dearborn, Michigan
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Development of a nearfield acoustic holography system based on pressure and velocity measurements,
M.C. Harris, J.D. Blotter, S.D.Sommerfeldt, H-E. de Bree, ASME 2005
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Development of an energy based near field acoustic holography system,
M.C. Harris, master thesis, Brigham Young University, 2005
- Obtaining the complex pressure field at the
hologram surface for use in near-field acoustical holography when pressure and
in-plane velocities are measured,
M.C. Harris, J.D. Blotter, JASA 2005
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A four particle velocity sensor device
D.R.Yntema, Jasa 2005
- Railway sound source separation by
combined sound pressure and sound velocity measurements,
Wunderli, ICSV13, 2006
- Acoustic blind source separation based
on the particle velocity vector measurement,
Teramoto, ICSV13, 2006
- A particle velocity based method for
separating all multi incoherent sound sources,
Winkel et al, Fisita Japan, 2006
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