Introduction
Underwater Signal Parameter Detection and Estimation
Acoustic Sensor Unit
Direct-Integration Method
Normalization and Optimization
Reversed Configuration
Active Modality
System Analysis
Linear Coherent Systems
Backward Propagation
Fresnel and Fraunhofer Approximation
Holographic Imaging
Diffraction Tomography
Resolution Analysis of Discrete Arrays
Acoustical Imaging Applications
Multi-Frequency Imaging
Pulse–Echo Imaging
Linear-Chirp Signaling
Step-Frequency FMCW Ultrasound Imaging
Chirp Signal and Fresnel Phase Pattern
Resolution Enhancement and Motion Estimation
Quadrature-Receiver Phase Errors and Correction
Resolution Enhancement by Wavefield Statistics
Parameter-Based Motion Estimation
Image-Based Motion Estimation and Imaging
Biography
Hua Lee earned his BS from the National Taiwan University in 1974, and MS and Ph.D from the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), in 1978 and 1980, respectively. He returned to UCSB in 1990, and is currently a professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. Prior to his return to UCSB, he was on the faculty of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His research interests cover the areas of imaging system optimization, high-performance image formation algorithms, synthetic aperture radar and sonar systems, acoustic microscopy, microwave nondestructive evaluation, terahertz imaging, tomographic ground-penetrating radar imaging, and reconfigurable sensing systems.
"This book is a succinct well written book summarizing the various mathematical approaches to acoustical sensing and imaging."
—Noise Control Engineering Journal, September/October 2016
