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تسجيل مستخدم جديدAn ensemble Kalman filter approach based on level set parameterization for acoustic source identification using multiple frequency information
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The spatial dependent unknown acoustic source is reconstructed according noisy multiple frequency data on a remote closed surface. Assume that the unknown function is supported on a bounded domain. To determine the support, we present a statistical inversion algorithm, which combines the ensemble Kalman filter approach with level set technique. Several numerical examples show that the proposed method give good numerical reconstruction.
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