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International Student Challenge Problem in Acoustic Signal Processing 2019

The Acoustical Society of America (ASA) Technical Committee on Signal Processing in Acoustics develops initiatives to enhance interest and promote activity in acoustic signal processing. One of these initiatives is to pose international student challenge problems in acoustic signal processing (Ferguson and Culver, 2014). The International Student Challenge Problem for 2019 involves processing real acoustic sensor data to extract information about a source from the sound that it radiates. Students are given the opportunity to test rigorously a model that describes the transmission of sound across the air-sea interface.