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Jose Picheral is an active researcher at the Signals and Systems Laboratory specializing in signal processing with expertise in source localization, spectral analysis, and vibration analysis. His work bridges theoretical methodologies with practical applications in aerospace engineering, acoustics, and mechanical systems monitoring.
His primary research interests include:
- Signal Processing
- Source Localization
- Spectral Analysis
- Vibration Analysis
- Acoustic Imaging
- Array Signal Processing
Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2023-2025) reveals a dominant focus on sparse signal processing techniques applied to aircraft engine vibration monitoring through tip-timing analysis, high-resolution acoustic imaging methods, and non-uniform antenna array processing. Key trends include the development of OMP-based spectral analysis for blade vibration, manifold learning approaches for impulse response reconstruction, and robust super-resolution techniques for correlated source localization in noisy environments.
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He operates within the Signals and Systems Laboratory framework, which concentrates on advanced signal processing solutions for engineering challenges, particularly in aerospace vibration analysis and acoustic source mapping through innovative sparse recovery and manifold-based methodologies.
