Abstract: A method for calibrating an acoustic antenna including elementary transducers distributed over an antenna row or plane, about a reference transducer, the antenna defining a main axis, passing through the reference transducer, and perpendicular to the antenna row or plane, the method including: measuring signals generated by elementary transducers in response to a calibration acoustic wave from a calibration source; on the basis of these measurements, determining a temporal phase shift of the signal respectively generated by each elementary transducer; reiterating the above steps in such a way that, in at least one iteration, the position of the calibration source may be considered to be centered on the main axis; and estimating a phase shift of each elementary transducer with respect to the reference transducer.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method and a system for in-situ monitoring of a biochemical process in a reactor comprising a vessel (5) intended to receive a liquid (7), said system comprising: a measuring device (9) intended to be inserted floating into said vessel 5, said measuring device (9) being instrumented with sensors configured to take measurements relating to the biochemical process at successive instants and to transmit, at said successive instants, observation data representing said measurements; and a control device (11) configured to control the regulation of the biochemical reactor (3) at said successive instants, according to said observation data received from the measuring device (9).

Abstract: A method of processing a papillary print includes a step to detect a singular zone on the image, the singular zone being characterised by a position, and an orientation representative of a value of the gradient of the intensity of the image; a step to extract control patches, each control patch having one of the singular zones detected in step a); a step to project control patches in a reference base, so as to determine the projection coordinates of each control patch on the reference base, projection of a control patch on the reference base forming a projected patch; and a step to calculate a difference in projection of control patches relative to the projected patches.

Abstract: A method for calibrating an acoustic antenna (10), the acoustic antenna comprising a plurality of acoustic transducers (11k), each acoustic transducer being able to generate an electrical signal (sk) under the effect of a detection of an acoustic wave, the antenna comprising elementary transducers (11k) that are distributed over an antenna row or an antenna plane, about a reference transducer (110), the antenna defining a main axis (Y0), passing through the reference transducer, and perpendicular to the antenna row or antenna plane, the method comprising the following steps: a) placing a calibration source (5) in at least one position (r0, rj) with respect to the antenna, the calibration source being able to transmit a calibration acoustic wave (6); b) measuring signals (sk) generated by all or some of the elementary transducers in response to the calibration acoustic wave; c) on the basis of the measurements performed in step b), determining a temporal phase shift (p0k,n, pk,j) of the signal respectively

Abstract: The invention relates to a method of processing a papillary print comprising: a) a step to detect a singular zone on the image, the singular zone being characterised by a position (p), and an orientation (?) representative of a value of the gradient of the intensity of the image; b) a step to extract control patches, each control patch comprising one of the singular zones detected in step a); c) a step to project control patches in a reference base, so as to determine the projection coordinates of each control patch on said reference base, projection of a control patch on the reference base forming a projected patch; d) a step to calculate a difference in projection of control patches relative to the projected patches.

Abstract: A method for generating a secret key shared by a group of at least three terminals from characteristics of wireless communication channels connecting the terminals in twos, including, at each of the terminals of the group, the implementation of the following steps of: acquiring signals from wireless communication channels, known as adjacent channels, connected to the terminal and generating a representation of each adjacent channel; for at least one wireless communication channel, known as a non-adjacent channel, not connected to the terminal, acquiring at least one image signal of the non-adjacent channel and generating a representation of the non-adjacent channel, determining the secret key from a combination of the representations of the adjacent channels and at least one representation of non-adjacent channel.

Abstract: A method for generating a secret key shared by a group of at least three terminals from characteristics of wireless communication channels connecting the terminals in twos, including, at each of the terminals of the group, the implementation of the following steps of: acquiring signals from wireless communication channels, known as adjacent channels, connected to the terminal and generating a representation of each adjacent channel; for at least one wireless communication channel, known as a non-adjacent channel, not connected to the terminal, acquiring at least one image signal of the non-adjacent channel and generating a representation of the non-adjacent channel, determining the secret key from a combination of the representations of the adjacent channels and at least one representation of non-adjacent channel.

Abstract: Method for estimating the movement of an observation instrument on-board a vehicle flying over a celestial body, the instrument including at least two strips with different lines of sight, each strip realizing the acquisition of successive image lines making up a composite image, parts of the composite images representing substantially a same scene of the celestial body. The estimated movement is determined by optimization of an image similarity function that associates, to a given movement hypothesis, a similarity between values of matched pixels of at least a pair of composite images. The method includes, for each movement hypothesis considered during the optimization: determining, for the at least one pair of composite images, at least one spatio-temporal transformation using the considered movement hypothesis and a geometric model of the observation instrument, and matching the pixels of the at least one pair of composite images using the at least one spatio-temporal transformation.

Abstract: Method for estimating the movement of an observation instrument on-board a vehicle flying over a celestial body, the instrument including at least two strips with different lines of sight, each strip realizing the acquisition of successive image lines making up a composite image, parts of the composite images representing substantially a same scene of the celestial body. The estimated movement is determined by optimization of an image similarity function that associates, to a given movement hypothesis, a similarity between values of matched pixels of at least a pair of composite images. The method includes, for each movement hypothesis considered during the optimization: determining, for the at least one pair of composite images, at least one spatio-temporal transformation using the considered movement hypothesis and a geometric model of the observation instrument, and matching the pixels of the at least one pair of composite images using the at least one spatio-temporal transformation.