Advanced approaches and advancements in range predictions for Passive Sonar
Sanskar Soni
IIT Delhi
Overview
Passive sonar is a method for detecting acoustic signals in an underwater environment, usually the ocean. From a historical perspective, the main impetus for the research and development of passive sonar has been its military applications, particularly the acoustic detection of submarines. Passive sonar is a mature technology in the sense that improvements are expected to be incremental. Although the inexorable advancement of electronics continues to open new vistas for system improvement, progress is restrained by difficulty in algorithm development. For instance, many functions within current sonar systems would be highly advantageous to automate. Still, progress in algorithm development for automation has been slow to date, which drives us towards the industrialization and development of new and efficient algorithms for passive sonar simulation design and development.
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Sanskar Soni
IIT Delhi
Sanskar Soni a 3rd-year B.Tech Student Pursuing Chemical Engineering at IIT Delhi, who has recently finished his internship at the MRC, Pune. He belongs to Alwar, Rajasthan, a beautiful city known for its beautiful parks and scenery. The author has great interest in the field of computational biology as his primary interest in developing breast cancer treatment and diagnosis, and he is an incoming summer intern at Piramal Pharma Limited.