Passive energy based acoustic signal analysis for diver detection
Hannan Lohrasbipeydeh, Tom Dakin, Thomas Aaron Gulliver, Claire de Grasse · 2014
A passive energy based analysis of the acoustic signal from a diver is presented. The frequency components of the signal during inhaling and exhaling are investigated, as well as the periodicity of the signal features. The effect of different regulators on the power spectral density of the signals is evaluated. The energy based detection problem is formulated using the time-frequency Teager Energy Operator (TEO) as it can be used to develop an adaptive detector. To evaluate the proposed approach, experimental data is employed which was recorded in the open ocean at different ranges and depths. This data was obtained using accurate hydrophones provided by Ocean Network Canada (ONC).