The wide proliferation of drones has posed great threats to personal privacy and public security, which makes it urgent to monitor and locate intruding drones in sensitive areas. In Direction of Arrival (DOA) based localization, the estimation accuracy of DOA directly affects the localization accuracy. In this paper, we propose a novel algorithm to estimate the DOA of an intruding drone by exploiting its acoustic feature, which is mainly reflected in the strength distribution of the harmonics of the received acoustic signal. Specifically, this algorithm first estimates the harmonic frequencies of the drone's acoustic signal in frequency domain. Then, multiple signal classification is used to estimate the DOAs of all the selected harmonics. Furthermore, weighted sum of these DOA estimates will be taken as the drone's DOA estimate, where the weights are in proportional to the energy of the corresponding harmonics. The performance of the proposed algorithm is verified by both simulation and field experiments.
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