Near-Field Localization and Sensing with Large-Aperture Arrays: From Signal Modeling to Processing

2024/06/16 by Wang, Zhaolin, Ramezani, Parisa, Liu, Yuanwei +1 · 12 citations
#FOS: Electrical engineering #Signal Processing (eess.SP) #electronic engineering #information engineering

paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.2406.10941

Abstract

The signal processing community is currently witnessing a growing interest in near-field signal processing, driven by the trend towards the use of large aperture arrays with high spatial resolution in the fields of communication, localization, sensing, imaging, etc. From the perspective of localization and sensing, this trend breaks the basic far-field assumptions that have dominated the array signal processing research in the past, presenting new challenges and promising opportunities.

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