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The construction and improvement of the underwater acoustic network is the premise and guarantee for the development of the marine industry. Because the underwater nodes need to work for a long time, it is especially important to ensure that the nodes have a long standby capacity. In general, the node is in a low-power standby state waiting for a wake-up signal. When the node detects the wakeup signal, it will resume normal operation. In this paper, we propose a signal design based on the m-sequence. which can detect the hidden awakening signal in the complex environment with low SNR and small Doppler shift. Simulation and experimental data indicate that when the input SNR is as low as -11 dB and the signal has a small Doppler shift, the system can still achieve a detection probability of 100% and ensure that the false alarm probability is lower than 10-6.

Sparse representation of signals based on redundant dictionary is widely used in array signal processing. In this paper, a redundant dictionary construction method via genetic algorithm (GA) is proposed for array signal processing. The problem is formulated as a dictionary selection problem where the dictionary entries are produced by discretizing the angle space. We apply the orthogonality of the entries to evaluate the dictionary according to the Restricted Isometry Property (RIP). GA is used to discretize the angle space which can make the dictionary more orthogonal. Simulation results show that the proposed method can obtain a better division of angle, improving the orthogonality of dictionary effectively, and is suitable for arbitrary observation space compared with commonly used equal angle division and equal sine division.