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INTRODUCTION
1. Necessity of the thesis
The sea is especially important for national defense and security, for
socio-economic development and integration with the world. All
countries having seas must have their own plans and solutions to protect
the safety of their waters, islands and territorial waters. Safely protecting
coastal, military bases and archipelagos, detecting target identification to
prevent underwater targets from the sea is necessary.
2. Obiectives of the study
Research and develop solutions to improve the signal quality of the
underwater sensor array for sonar systems and passive positioning
devices to enhance the ability to detect and locate targets as sources
underwater sound in the shallow sea.
3. The main results, scientific significance and practical meaning of
the thesis
3.1. The main results
1) Proposed structural model of the retangular acoustic sensor
array, combined with a customized adaptive beamforming solution,
increased the gain of the sensor array.
2) Proposed a model and solution for complex underwater signal
processing on the basis of combining independent component analysis
(ICA) and multi-channel blind analysis (MBD) to improve SNR ratio in
shallow water areas.
3.2. Scientific significance and practical meaning of the thesis.
The research to improve the quality of the underwater sensor array
for sonar systems, passive positioning devices for underwater acoustic
emission targets is carried out on the basis of structural solutions and
signal processing for shallow waters is to solves scientific and practical
requirements.
Research results of the thesis with the proposal of a solution of array
structure and adaptive beamforming and a solution of complex acoustic
signal processing based on the combination of two signal processing
techniques ICA and MBD will contribute more theoretically to the field
of hydrodynamic positioning. At the same time, these research results
are related to the conditions and characteristics of Vietnam's territorial
waters, so it will be a good basis and orientation when designing sonar
systems or underwater positioning devices in Vietnamese.