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Room acoustics and vocal comfort in untrained vocalists
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2014Talkers have long been studied in their speech accommodation strategies in noise. Vocal effort and comfort within noisy situations have also been studied. In this study, untrained vocalists were exposed to a range of room acoustic conditions. In each environment, the subject performed a vocal task, with a goal of being “heard” by a listener 5 m away ...
Eric J. Hunter +3 more
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INTER-NOISE and NOISE-CON Congress and Conference Proceedings
Acoustic comfort is an essential factor for the quality of built environments and the health of users, influencing well-being and productivity. Often, acoustic solutions are incorporated late in the project, resulting in rework. This paper presents the ODES method, which organizes the application of strategies for acoustic comfort in four stages: (1 ...
Paula Roberta Ramos Libos +2 more
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Acoustic comfort is an essential factor for the quality of built environments and the health of users, influencing well-being and productivity. Often, acoustic solutions are incorporated late in the project, resulting in rework. This paper presents the ODES method, which organizes the application of strategies for acoustic comfort in four stages: (1 ...
Paula Roberta Ramos Libos +2 more
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2004
Much attention has been paid to acoustic spaces such as concert halls and recording studios, whereas research on nonacoustic buildings/spaces has been rather limited, especially from the viewpoint of acoustic comfort. In this research a series of case studies has been carried out on this topic, considering various spaces including shopping mall atrium ...
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Much attention has been paid to acoustic spaces such as concert halls and recording studios, whereas research on nonacoustic buildings/spaces has been rather limited, especially from the viewpoint of acoustic comfort. In this research a series of case studies has been carried out on this topic, considering various spaces including shopping mall atrium ...
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Application of acoustic materials for comfort and safety.
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2009This work presents an overview of two high performance acoustic products from DuPont™ with various case studies on lowering low frequency noise transmission using DuPont™ LoWave™, low-weight thin blanket with enhanced low frequency performance, and lowering noise with cleanable, dust free sound absorptive panels protected by DuPont™ Tyvek®, a ...
Robert Matheson +2 more
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ROOM ACOUSTIC COMFORT™ IN HEALTHCARE PREMISES
8th European Conference on Noise Control 2009, 2023A THOMAS, K BERGMARK, MR JANSSEN
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Acoustic contribution to travel comfort in airplanes— insight delivered from room acoustics
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2006Travel comfort in airplanes is affected by numerous parameters from which the acoustic environment provides a major contribution, as revealed in measurements of various symptoms of passenger and crew in long-haul flights. Tools known from room acoustics are useful to calculate and estimate an optimal acoustic design of the cabin interior, e.g ...
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Acoustics and Vibration Comfort
ATZextra worldwide, 2008Filip Penne, Torsten Müller
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Acoustic and Vibrational Comfort Configuration
ATZextra worldwide, 2008Jürgen Bukovics +4 more
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Acoustics in Comfort and Safety
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1949openaire +2 more sources