How do you determine the target's heading with passive sonar?

Silver_Silence · 08-06-08, 02:01 PM

In the late war, it is hard to get close enough to a convoy before the escorts are on top of you. I believe it is important to find out the target's heading at a much farther range with passive sonar.

I looked up the topic and decided not to use raduz technique (doesn't seems to be historically accurate) There is one link I found in the forum that lead me to a page with explanation on how it can be done, except the page is not in English. But I do see a few sins equation going about. Looks pretty interesting.

I wonder if there is some site similar that give passive sonar tutorial in English.

08-06-08, 02:01 PM	#1
Silver_Silence Seaman Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 38 Downloads: 6 Uploads: 0	How do you determine the target's heading with passive sonar? In the late war, it is hard to get close enough to a convoy before the escorts are on top of you. I believe it is important to find out the target's heading at a much farther range with passive sonar. I looked up the topic and decided not to use raduz technique (doesn't seems to be historically accurate) There is one link I found in the forum that lead me to a page with explanation on how it can be done, except the page is not in English. But I do see a few sins equation going about. Looks pretty interesting. I wonder if there is some site similar that give passive sonar tutorial in English.