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Classification & Multi-modal Processing Theme

  1. [C5] Real-Time Multi-Modal Person Tracking
  2. [I2] Early Auditory-Visual Integration for Transient Detection
  3. [I6] Wave Wakes
  4. [O01] Locally Invariant Signal Processing to Discriminate Between Key Man-made and Natural Features
  5. [O03] Hamiltonian-based data clustering and classification
  6. [O04] Advanced High Resolution Methods for Radar Imaging and Micro-Doppler Signature Extraction
  7. [O11] Multimodal Blind Source Separation for Robot Audition
  8. [O16] Target Detetction in Clutter for Sonar Imagery
  9. [O17] Target Classification And Tracking Using Acoustic Micro-Doppler Signatures

Super-Resolution Source Separation Theme

  1. [C1] Auto-Calibration
  2. [C2] Arrayed MIMO RADAR
  3. [C4] Low SWAP Target Localisation and Spatiotemporal Beamforming
  4. [I4] Multi-Beam SAR
  5. [O06] Source Separation for Electronic Surveillance
  6. [O07] Signal Processing Techniques to Reduce the Clutter Competition in Forward Looking Radar
  7. [O09] Low-Complexity Adaptive Beamforming Algorithms Based on Low-Rank Decompositions and Set-Membership Filtering
  8. [O10] SAR processing with zeros
  9. [O13] Joint Blind Enhancement and Passive Source Localisation of Acoustic Signals

Distributed Signal Processing Theme

  1. [O02] Generic Distributed Target Tracking Algorithms in Sensor Networks
  2. [O05] Cooperative Localisation: Distributed Optimisation with Hypothesis Testing
  3. [O08] Distributed Signal Processing for Distributed Sensor Networks
  4. [O14] Distributed and Iterative Processing for Wireless Sensor Networks with Multiple Local Fusion Centres
  5. [O15] Scalable Information Fusion: Adaptivity for Complex Environments and Secure Data

Non-Conventional Signals Theme

  1. [C3] Widely Linear Adaptive Processing of Noncircular Complex Signals
  2. [C6] Flexible Array Signal Processing
  3. [I3] Extracting tones which vary in frequency from non Gaussian noise
  4. [I5] Synthetic Noise
  5. [O12] Real Time Model Adaptation for Non-Stationary Systems

Announcements

Sensor Signal Processing for Defence (SSPD 2010) Conference
07/06/2010 - Conference

Sensor Signal Processing for Defence (SSPD 2010) is the first annul Conference orginised by the UDRC to be held at Imperial College London, UK from 29-30 September 2010. The purpose of the conference is to provide a public forum for researchers from academia, defence, government and industry to present, exchange ideas and discuss developments in multisensory signal processing.

 

Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

UDRC Meetings Calendar
02/06/2010 - Event

UDRC Supervisory Board Meeting
20/05/2010 - Event

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Research Spotlight

[C6] Flexible Array Signal Processing

The aim of this project is to carry out comprehensive investigation of sensor-arrays where the position of the individual sensors is described by a time varying function, that is the geometry changes during the observation interval. Thus the proposed work is concerned with the development of novel suitable superresolution flexible array signal processing techniques for accurate detection, localisation and tracking of narrowband and/or wideband targets in complex environments. This objective is motivated by the military needs for the flexible sensor arrays (e.g.

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The University Defence Research Centre (UDRC) in Signal Processing is based in Imperial College, London and is sponsored by MOD and EPSRC.  The UDRC is delivered in partnership between Dstl and Imperial College.

 

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