Spatial Aliasing
Spatial aliasing is a phenomenon in array signal processing where the spatial sampling of wavefields by a discrete hydrophone array introduces ambiguities in the direction of arrival estimation due to undersampling, resulting in indistinguishable high-wavenumber components folding into lower apparent wavenumbers.
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Xidian University
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