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Computationally Efficient DOA Estimation in a Multipath Environment Using Covariance Differencing and Iterative Spatial Smoothing
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EngineeringLocation EstimationSensor ArrayPositioning SystemLocalizationState EstimationStatistical Signal ProcessingEstimation TheoryStatisticsIterative Spatial SmoothingSpatial Data AcquisitionRf LocalizationHigh-resolution Signal ProcessingSignal ProcessingRadarArray ProcessingHigh Computational ComplexityMultipath EnvironmentsEfficient Doa Estimation
High-resolution signal processing using sensor arrays to estimate the directions of unknown correlated signals in multipath environments is associated with high computational complexity. This paper proposes a computationally efficient direction of arrival (DOA) estimation algorithm. The algorithm is based on two stages of detection: a first stage for discriminating uncorrelated signals and a second stage for resolving the directions of arrival of correlated signals using covariance differencing and iterative spatial smoothing. Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm operates at a much lower computational cost compared to standard methods.
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