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Fields of distributed passive and multistatic active sonar sensors provide a surveillance capability against quiet submarine threats in ASW scenarios.A significant challenge of heterogeneous, multi-sensor systems is the successful fusion of information from the various sensors to enable robust target detection, classification, localization, and tracking.Sensor fusion and tracking algorithms must be developed to accomplish this, yet suitable, real data-sets are often limited or unavailable.Simulated contact-level sonar data are essential to the process of design, development and testing of such algorithms.Thispaper describes a sonar modeling and contact simulation tool referred to as the Passive-Active Contact Simulator PACsim.It models heterogeneous fields of mixed sonar sensors.Theuser defines the scenario, the acoustic environment, and
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