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Dynamic Mode Decomposition by Tensor Evolution for Source Depth
Depth estimation of shallow acoustic sources using a deep-ocean near-bottom vertical line array relies on depth-sensitive interference, which appears as an oscillatory structure in the frequency-angle domain in broadband matched beam-intensity processing (MBIP). For low-SNR, the nonlinear feature ex
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