Links

• DARPA Acoustic Microsensors
• Naval Air Systems Command(NAVAIR)
• Sonobuoy Information
• Office of Naval Research
  

DSP

• Bore's Introduction to Digital Signal Processing - An introduction to the field of Digital Signal Processing, other DSP related courses offered include FFT window techniques and matched filtering theory. Free courses are offered as slides, and in some cases as an eBook.
• DSP A Rated Resources- Other good links related to DSP
• Mathtools.net - A listing of MATLAB and other technical computing resources and companies

Active Noise Control

An edited list of active noise control web sites is maintained at the Open Directory Project.

• SSC's Active Noise Control Website
• Prof. Chris Fuller's Vibration and Acoustics Laboratory (Va. Tech)
• Noise Cancellation Technologies (NCT)
• Active Noise Control FAQ

Individuals

SSC is enganged in collabrative research with the following university faculty:

• Gert Cauenberghs works on "analog and digital VLSI microsystems for adaptive neural computation and sensory information processing, from neuromorphic systems engineering and kernel-based learning machines to micropower implantable neural interfaces, acoustic microarrays, adaptive optics and biometric identification. "
• Shihab Shamma- Research interests include: biological aspects of speech analysis and neural signal processing
• Timothy Horiuchi-"The Computational Sensorimotor Systems Lab focuses on the exploration, analysis, modeling and implementation of biological sensorimotor systems for both scientific and engineering purposes. "
• Andreas G. Andreou's "research program examines the relationship between information, and its physical representation in both biological and in engineered information processing systems. "
• Ralph Etienne-Cummings -"VLSI vision systems for real-time dynamic tasks encountered in manufacturing and assembly, auto-navigation, un-manned vehicles and robots, dynamic scenes analysis and interpretation, attention and gaze control, video coding and other vision research topics are being integrated. "