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Advanced Training:
SiPLAB is willing to host PhD or postdoc candidates as well as scientists wishing to pursue their training or their research in SiPLAB's field of interest (see below) or other connecting areas.
Prospective candidates must have a sound background in
- Physics
- Electrical Engineering
- Computer Science
- Applied Mathematics
Array signal processing
Since 1992, SiPLAB has been producing state of the art work in the area of array signal processing applied to underwater acoustics with over 100 publications in the subject. Moreover this work has been supported in world class experiments at sea and the development of sea-going equipment. Most of this work has been made thanks to a large group of PhD students and postdocs recruited worldwide and has led to a consequent number of dissertations that have been publically defended at University of Algarve and in other universities of the highest quality.
Marine Technology
One of the strongest aspects of the work being developed at SiPLAB during the last years is a significant component on hardware development. This work has included the development of research prototype that allow for at sea deployment and testing of innovative features resulting from theoretical research.Top Articles:
Design of a UAN node capable of high-data rate transmission,
Sea Technology, pp.32-36, March 2011 [PDF]
Seabed geoacoustic characterization with a vector sensor array,
J. Acoust. Soc. America, 128, No.5, pp 2652-2663, Nov. 2010
[PDF]
Bayesian acoustic prediction assimilating oceanographic and acoustically inverted data,
J. of Marine Systems, 78, Sup.1, p.S349-S358, Nov. 2009
[PDF]
Adaptive spatial combining for passive time-reversed communications,
J. Acoust. Soc. America, 124(2), p.1038-1053, Aug. 2008 [PDF]
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New integrated and easy to use tools for ocean observation,
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Harbor protection
on going projects, developed equipment, technological tools,
sea trials and theoretical results [more].