Xueshu Zheng, S. Yang, Naigao Jin, Lei Wang, Mathew L. Wymore, D. Qiao
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Abstract
This paper presents DiVA, a novel hybrid range-free and range-based acoustic source localization scheme that uses an ad-hoc network of microphone sensor nodes to produce an accurate estimate of the source's location in the presence of various real-world challenges. DiVA uses range-free pairwise comparisons of sound detection timestamps between local Voronoi neighbors to identify the node closest to the acoustic source, which then estimates the source's location using a constrained range-based method. Through simulation and experimental evaluations, DiVA is shown to be accurate and highly robust, making it practical for real-world applications.