An analysis of the accuracy and formation of criterion for comparing two versions of the trilateration approach to the acoustic flaw detection of large-scale industrial structures
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Problems of the design criteria for comparing two possible versions of the trilateration approach to acoustic location are considered, viz., a location method based on measuring the amplitude of the signal and a location method based on measuring distances from receivers to a sound source. It is shown that when some conditions are met and the noise in the signal is low it can be preferable to select the method that is based on measuring the amplitude of the implementation signal of the trilateration approach for locating the source of an acoustic signal.
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OpenAlex topics: Indoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies · Structural Health Monitoring Techniques · Geophysical Methods and Applications
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