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Passive beamforming enhancements in relation to active-passive data fusion
One goal of active-passive data fusion is to combine the complementary information provided by active and passive sonar sensors to better perform signal processing. Here, investigation is restricted to passive direction of arrival tracking of a single target of interest in the presence of high SNR interferers. Prior information, available in a Bayesian framework, is used to increase track accuracy and decrease computational demand. Comparisons are made to a conventional approach that uses no prior information.