Juo-Yu Lee, Zachary T. Harlow, T. Collier, C. Taylor, K. Yao
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Abstract
We present a beamforming method for estimating the directions and locations of multiple sources and separating each source's spectrum from field data collected by a wireless acoustic sensor network. Each acoustic sensor is equipped with four microphones that receive acoustic signals in a time-synchronized manner. The difference in time-of-arrival of proximal signals depends on the source direction with respect to the geometry of the microphone array. We show that by using beamforming in the frequency domain, the locations and Direction-Of-Arrivals (DOAs) of multiple 3D sources may be estimated, and the source spectrum may be separated from the audio data spectra.