USING LABVIEW FOR SIMULATE DETECTION ON MOVING PLATFORMS

Authors

  • Seriosha Rodríguez Hernández CIDT

Keywords:

detección de disparos, plataformas móviles, LabVIEW, simulación

Abstract

Acoustic detection of land vehicles, aircrafts and vessels characteristic sounds, as well as acoustic surveillance on moving platforms, has become worldwide relevant in recent past decades, particularly those linked to defense, law enforcement, and national security issues. Construction of systems for such scenarios demands simulation tools for behavior prediction taking account aspects such as: sound sources and sensors directivity, sound waves atmospheric propagation losses, and acquisition channel transfer function. This paper in concerned with a software tool development to simulate the capture of acoustic signatures from fixed positions on a moving vehicle. The detection of gunshots from a fixed position using a vehicle-mounted gunshot detection system is specifically explained. Results confirm the usability of gunshot detection and direction of arrival estimation algorithms developed for ground gunshot detection systems. The proposed software was fully developed in LabVIEW graphic programming language.

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Author Biography

Seriosha Rodríguez Hernández, CIDT

Nació en La Habana, Cuba, en enero de 1974. es graduado de la facultad de ingeniería eléctrica del instituto superior politécnico José Antonio Echeverría en la especialidad de Ingeniero Electricista (1997, La Habana, Cuba). en el propio instituto obtuvo un diplomado en sistemas electrónicos (2000) y una Maestría en Electrónica (2003). actualmente trabaja en el Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo Técnico, CIDT y lleva más de 12 años directamente vinculado al desarrollo de sistemas de instrumentación virtual con marcado énfasis en el procesamiento de señales de audio. Ha cursado varios posgrados, participado en eventos nacionales e internacionales, impartido cursos y conferencias, y realizado varias publicaciones relacionadas con el tema de la instrumentación virtual.
Portada: La electrónica en Cuba: hacia desarrollos nacionales de alto valor agregado

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Published

2020-05-11

How to Cite

Rodríguez Hernández, S. (2020). USING LABVIEW FOR SIMULATE DETECTION ON MOVING PLATFORMS. Telemática, 19(1), 61–72. Retrieved from https://revistatelematica.cujae.edu.cu/index.php/tele/article/view/370

Issue

Vol. 19 No. 1 (2020): The Electronics in Cuba: Towards the National Development of Higher Added Value Solutions

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Papers

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