ASAP '95 Third Annual Adaptive Sensor Array Processing 15-17 March 1995

ASAP Table of Contents

	THIRD ANNUAL

ASAP '95 WORKSHOP TABLE OF CONTENTS
Portions have been intentionally ommitted.
Speaker	Title
J. H. McClellan Georgia Institute of Technology	Keynote Address Frequency-Wavenumber Array Processing
.	SESSION I
G. W. Titi MIT Lincoln Laboratory	ARPA/Navy Mountaintop Program Update
R. L. Kohler Rome Laboratory *D. Sloper* Westinghouse Corporation	An Overview of the Multi-Channel Airborne Radar Measurements (MCARM) Program
M. E. Davis and D. J. Fabozzi II Rome Laboratory	Mountaintop CREST Database
A. B. Baggeroer Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Poster Précis
K. Hwang, Z. Xu, and M. Arakawa University of Southern California	STAP Benchmark Performance on the IBM SP2 Massively Parallel Processor
C. M. Rader MIT Lincoln Laboratory	SinVaD - An Architecture for Parallel Computation of the Singular Value Decomposition
D. R. Fuhrmann Washington University	The Quadratic Data-Fitting Problem: Estimation of Linear Model Parameters from Observations in Multiplicative Noise
W. S. Song MIT Lincoln Laboratory	A Very-High-Performance Scalable Digital Beamforming Processor Using a VLSI Bit-Level Systolic Array
J. R. Guerci and E. H. Feria City University of New York *S. U. Pillai* Polytechnic University	Efficient Multichannel Space-Time Whitening Filters
R. M. Davis, R. L. Fante, and T. P. Guella MITRE Corporation	Adaptive Cancellation of Multiple Mainbeam Jammers
M. L. Pugh Rome Laboratory	RLSTAP Algorithm Development Tool for STAP Analysis in the Mountaintop Environment
S. Napear and D. Nadeau San Diego Supercomputer Center	Visualization of STAP
E. J. Baranoski, J. Ward, D. Marshall, and R. A. Gabel MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Interactive STAP Demonstrations
R. T. Compton, Jr. Compton Research, Inc.	SESSION II: Communications
J. H. Winters AT&T Bell Laboratories	Adaptive Antennas in Wireless Systems
J-W. Liang and A. J. Paulraj Stanford University	On Optimizing Base Station Antenna Array Topology for Coverage Extension in Cellular Radio Networks
C. M. Keller MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Propagation Measurements for 1.9 GHz Antenna Array Design
T. Brown, M. Kaveh, and V. Ghazi-Moghaddam Univ. of Minnesota	The Use of Antenna Arrays in the Detection of Code Division Multiple Access Signals
K. W. Forsythe MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Maximum Likelihood Techniques for Joint Demodulation and Beamforming with Adaptive Antenna Arrays
R. Gooch Applied Signal Technology	The Multistage CM Array
L. Griffiths University of Colorado	SESSION III: Space-Time Adaptive Processing
J. Ward MIT Lincoln Laboratory	STAP, Clutter Rank, and DPCA
A. M. Haimovich New Jersey Institute of Technology	Performance Analysis of the Eigencanceler - Eigenanalysis Based Space-Time Adaptive Radar
G. K. Borsari MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Cost Efficient Multi-Doppler Bin STAP
D. F. Marshall MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Evaluation of STAP Training Strategies with Mountaintop Data
G. Genello, M. Wicks, W. Melvin , *and R. Brown* Rome Laboratory *S. Babu and J. Torres* MITRE Corporation *B. Havlicsek* Westinghouse Corporation	Multichannel Airborne Radar Array Data Analysis
N. L. Owsley Naval Undersea Warfare Center	SESSION IV: Acoustics
N. L. Owsley Naval Undersea Warfare Center	Adaptive Beamforming and Direction Finding for Arrays in Difficult Environments
J. L. Krolik Duke University	Robust Adaptive Array Processing in Stochastic Shallow-Water Multipath Acoustic Channels
J. M. F. Moura Carnegie Mellon University *D. Mauuary* Institut Fur Meereskunde	Ray Path Identification in Ocean Acoustic Tomography
A. B. Baggeroer Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cramér-Rao Bounds for Source Localization Using Matched Field Processing
A. B. Baggeroer Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Poster Précis
A. L. Swindlehurst Brigham Young University	Recent Results in Blind and DF-Based Beamforming and Equalization at Brigham Young University
J-T. Chen and A. J. Paulraj Stanford University	Performance of Interference Reducing Antenna Arrays at Base Stations in AMPS Cellular Networks
A. P. Petropulu Drexel University	Multichannel Blind Equalization of Non-White Signals
M. K. Tsatsanis and G. B. Giannakis University of Virginia	Beamforming Techniques for Multiuser Detection in CDMA Systems
P. Tsakalides and C. L. Nikias University of Southern California	Direction Finding with Fractional Lower-Order Statistics
P. C. E. Bennett Cornell University	On the Use of Non-Causal Filters for Adaptive Sensor Array Processing
D. R. Fuhrmann Washington University	SESSION V: Detection and Parameter Estimation
D. E. Kreithen MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Target Detection in Undernulled Clutter
A. Hero University of Michigan *R. Delap* Air Force Institute of Technology	Beamforming in Slow Rayleigh Fading Environments: Narrowband and Wideband Results
B. D. Carlson MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Post-STAP Processing Detection and Track with Multidimensional Data Maps and the Hough Transform
J. S. Goldstein and D. B. Williams Georgia Institute of Technology	Rank Reduction for Minimum Mean-Square Error Signal Processing
C. D. Richmond Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Derived PDF of Maximum Likelihood (ML) Signal Estimator which Employs an Estimated Noise Covariance
J. Proakis Northeastern University	SESSION VI: Superresolution
G. F. Hatke and K. W. Forsythe MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Prime Polynomial Rooting Algorithms for Joint Azimuth/Elevation Estimation Using Planar Arrays
J. Li University of Florida *P. Stoica* Uppsala University *B. Halder* Stanford University *M. Viberg* Chalmers Univ. Tech.	Decoupled Maximum Likelihood Angle Estimation for Signals with Known Waveforms
R. K. Howell and R. L. Kirlin University of Victoria	High Resolution Beamforming for Closely Spaced, Highly Correlated Sources: The delta-MUSIC Algorithm
R. L. Fante MITRE Corporation	SESSION VII: Multipath Jamming
W. C. Jones, Jr. Westinghouse Corporation	Cancellation of Terrain-Scattered Interference (TSI)
R. A. Gabel MIT Lincoln Laboratory	Mountaintop Bistatic Jamming Experiments and Analysis
L. E. Brennan Adaptive Sensors, Inc.	Preliminary Results of Hot Clutter Cancellation Test Using WSMR Data
C. S. Butler and G. T. Zunich Information Systems Laboratories, Inc.	Mitigation of the Mountaintop Doublet Data

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