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B.S. Physics
1991 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign |
| M.S. Electrical Engineering
1993 University of California, San Diego |
| Ph.D. Electrical Engineering/Oceanography
2002 University of California, San Diego |
| Katherine Kim is a physicist/electrical engineer specializing in research problems in underwater acoustics. Her background includes work in adaptive and robust signal processing methods for detection and localization of ocean acoustic signals, covariance estimation and source motion effects on adaptive array processing and matched field processing, investigations into acoustic pressure sensitivities to uncertainties in 3-D sound speed fields, and ocean engineering. Katherine also holds advanced SCUBA and coastal cruising certifications and enjoys all aspects of sea-going research. Her current research areas involve reverberation modeling and marine mammal tracking. |
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