In this paper the cross-correlation and phase-shift techniques are used for material thickness estimation. The cross-correlation is used to measure the time a transmitted signal takes to arrive at the receiver or the time between two successive received signals (multiple echoes). Whereas the phase-shift technique measures the time delay (less than a sine wave period) between transmitted and rec...

Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) is one of the important radio access technologies for applications in wireless mobile communication systems. A CDMA system requires a large number of suitable spreading sequences having minimum cross-correlation. Many spreading codes have been studied, their cross-correlation values have been found and reported in this paper. Their suitability for applicatio...

A technique for automated terrain corrected SAR geocoding is presented. Instead of operator selected control points the presented method uses cross-correlation with a SAR intensity image simulated from the Digital Elevation Model to refine the geocoding transformation.

We derive sufficient conditions for the cross-correlation coefficient of a multivariate spatial process to vary with location when the spatial model is augmented with nugget effects. The derived class is valid for any choice of covariance functions, and yields substantial flexibility between multiple processes. The key is to identify the cross-correlation coefficient matrix with a contraction m...

Binaural models attempt to explain binaural phenomena in terms of neural mechanisms that extract binaural information from acoustic stimuli. In this paper, a model setup is presented that can be used to simulate binaural detection tasks. In contrast to the most often used cross correlation between the right and left channel, this model is based on contralateral inhibition. The presented model i...