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Abstract: This study designed and demonstrated a 2-D multiinlet water flow sensor to address challenges associated with measuring the swimming speeds of marine animals owing to size limits and harsh ...

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Abstract: To mitigate the significant degradation in direction of arrival (DOA) estimation performance caused by time-varying axial deviation (TVAD) in acoustic vector sensor (AVS) array under ...