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L-Shape Array for Estimating 2-D directions of Mu 11ip1e-Wave Arrival
For high resolution wave direction finding, much attention has been recently paid on linear arrays which are used to extract 1-D directions of wave arrival. The techniques based on linear (1-D) arrays can be used to extract 2-D directions of wave arrival if two linear arrays oriented to different directions are used and if an additional pairing process is employed. However, we believe that for the 2-D direction estimation, more efficient techniques should be explored based on 2-D arrays.