Note: the agenda by session may be found here

Session A: Wednesday Evening, 8:00pm-9:30pm
Special Session I: Signal & Information Processing for Distributed Systems
A-1	Concurrent Multistatic Tracking and Field Stabilization in GPS-Denied Scenarios ,
	Roy Streit, Metron, Inc.
A-2	A Joint Likelihood Approach to Distributed Detection and Estimation,
	Michael Roan, Virginia Tech.
A-3	Dynamic Ping Scheduling for Multistatic Sonar Buoy Networks under Energy Constraint,
	I-Jeng Wang, Johns Hopokins University Applied Physics Lab.
Session B: Thursday Morning, 8:15am-9:30am
Signal Processing for Underwater Communications
B-1	Sparse Multichannel Estimation for Cooperative Underwater Acoustic Communications,
	Nicholas Richard, University of Southern California
B-2	Communications in Sparse and Dynamic Underwater Acoustic Channels,
	Weichang Li, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
B-3	On the Scalability of Multicarrier Underwater Acoustic Communication,
	Shengli Zhou, University of Connecticut
Session C: Thursday Morning 10:00am-12:05pm
Special Session II: Node- and Field-level Processing for Distributed Systems
C-1	Using Field-level Observations to Augment Node-level Signal Processing in Undersea Distributed Sensor Networks,
	Joseph DiBiase, Naval Undersea Warfare Center
C-2	In-Network Fusion for Underwater Surveillance in Distributed Sonar Systems,
	Anshu Saksena, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab.
C-3	Using Direct-blast Arrivals to Improve Synchronization Between Multiple Sonars,
	Pascal de Theije, TNO Defence, Security and Safety
C-4	Submarine Localization Using an Ad-hoc Network of Rapidly Deployed Simple Sensors,
	Christian Berger, University of Connecticut
C-5	Distributed Detection in Spatially-correlated Clutter,
	Douglas Abraham, CausaSci LLC
Session D: Thursday Afternoon, 1:10pm-2:50pm
Sonar Tracking
D-1	Track Initialization for Multi-Static Active Sonar Systems,
	Christian Hempel, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Division Newport
D-2	Gaussian Mixture Cardinalized PHD Filter Performance on Multistatic Active Sonar Data,
	Peter Willett, University of Connecticut
D-3	N-Step Ahead Prediction for Hybrid Stochastic Systems,
	William P. Malcolm, National ICT Australia
D-4	Detection and Tracking of Underwater Targets Using Directional Sensors,
	Dragana Carevic, Defence Science and Technology Organsation, Australia
Session E: Thursday Afternoon, 3:20pm-4:10pm
Array Processing
E-1	A Generalized Function Approach to Implementing Directional Acoustic Sensors,
	Dean Schmidlin, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
E-2	Robust Adaptive Beamforming of Volumetric Arrays,
	Ivars Kirsteins, Naval Undersea Warfare Center
Session F: Thursday Afternoon, 4:10pm-5:00pm
Signal Processing for Active Sonar
F-1	A Continuous Multi-static Active Doppler Sonar Using m-Sequences,
	Harry Deferrari, University of Miami
F-2	Classification of Clutter Types in Active Sonar Using Spatial Image Processing Techniques,
	James Gelb, Applied Research Laboratories, Univ. Texas at Austin
Session G: Friday Morning, 8:30am-9:45am
Propagation-Based Signal Processing
G-1	Estimating Acoustic Mode Functions of a Deep Water Waveguide Using Ambient Noise Measurements,
	Khalid AlMuhanna, George Mason University
G-2	Wave Propagation in a Random Medium: A Phase-Space Approach,
	Leon Cohen, City University of New York
G-3	Propagation-invariant Classification,
	Patrick Loughlin, University of Pittsburgh
Session H: Friday Morning, 10:15am-11:55am
Detection and Classification
H-1	Likelihood Ratios, Maximum Entropy, and an Estimator-Correlator Structure,
	Richard Lee Culver, Applied Research Laboratory and Graduate Program in Acoustics
H-2	Source Classification Based on Amplitude Distribution Estimates,
	Colin Jemmott, Applied Research Laboratory and Graduate Program in Acoustics
H-3	Human-mimetic Classification of Impulsive-source Active-sonar Echoes,
	Jason Summers, Naval Research Laboratory
H-4	Acoustic Modeling and Simulation Tool for Marine Mammal Movement and Vocalizations,
	Alex Yakubovskiy, FarSounder Inc.