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Viewing Minneapolis Meeting Streamed Sessions

 

The Acoustical Society of America (ASA) once again facilitated remote participation in some technical sessions recently held at the ASA meeting in Minneapolis (7-11 May 2018). A number of papers in the special sessions listed below were broadcast in real-time over the internet using GoToWebinar.

Recordings of certain talks are now available for delayed viewing through 4 July 2018, if successfully captured and agreed upon by the authors.

ASA is offering this service specifically for members who were unable to attend the sessions in person, thereby broadening access to meeting content. During this piloting phase, there is no cost to ASA members.  Please note that photography, audio, and video recordings of content from ASA sessions are strictly prohibited, whether in person or over the internet.

Many thanks to all of you who have participated and given us your feedback on the initiative.  We have now broadcast content from six ASA meetings in a row, and are in the process of editing a number of the recorded talks and posting them to the ASA YouTube channel.  Please subscribe now to the ASA YouTube channel to be notified when new material is added.

We want to thank the members of the live stream subcommittee for their work in moving this initiative forward: Lily Wang (chair), Ken Bader, Anna Diedesch, Judy Dubno, Josh Gladden, Andrew Morrison, Himanshu Shekhar, and Anand Swaminathan.  Many thanks also to Anna Catton and Kieren Smith for coordinating the effort onsite at the last two meetings.

 

1pID: Introductions to Technical Committees

Monday, 7 May 2018, 1:00pm – 3:10pm Central

Chair(s): Jonathan Weber (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), Tao Sun (Brigham and Women’s Hospital; Harvard Medical School; Tufts University), Vahid Naderyan (University of Mississippi)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/172224593423382285

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 1pID1 The Technical Committee on Musical Acoustics: Diverse membership with a common interest James P. Cottingham
08:00 1pID2 An Introduction to the Engineering Acoustics Technical Committee Roger Richards
19:45 1pID3 Introduction to the Technical Committee on Physical Acoustics Veerle M. Keppens
27:21 1pID5 An introduction to the acoustical oceanography technical committee John Colosi
38:47 1pID6 Overview of animal bioacoustics Christine Erbe
49:40 1pID7 Biomedical Acoustics: From Diagnostic Imaging to Treating Brain Disorders Subha Maruvada
59:14 1pID8 Introduction to the structural acoustics and vibration technical committee Robert M. Koch
1:09:06 1pID9 Introduction to the Technical Committee on Noise William J. Murphy
1:19:42 1pID10 Architectural Acoustics: from concert halls to classrooms Ron Freiheit
1:27:20 1pID11 Psychological and Physiological Acoustics: Responses to sounds in biological systems Frederick Jerome Gallun
1:38:37 1pID12 It’s like ESP without the E: An Introduction to the Speech Communication Technical Committee Benjamin Munson
1:49:30 1pID13 Signal processing everywhere you look Zoi-Heleni Michalopoulou

 

 

1pNS: Open Source Audio Processing Platforms (Cosponsored by: PP‚ SP)

Monday, 7 May 2018, 1:00pm – 5:00pm Central

Chair(s): Odile Clavier (Creare Inc.), William Murphy (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/7326641202245815560

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 1pNS2 Audiologic Evaluation of the Tympan Open Source Hearing Aid Joshua M. Alexander
22:38 1pNS3 Tools for Assessing Efficacy of Hearing Loss Compensation Krishna Chaithanya Vastare
40:52 1pNS4 An Open Computational Platform for Low-Latency Real-Time Audio Signal Processing using Field Programmable Gate Arrays Ross K. Snider
59:08 1pNS5 An Open Source Noise Dosimeter for Evaluating Exposure Metrics Christopher Smalt
1:18:00 1pNS6 Recent developments in the NASA Auralization Framework Brian C. Tuttle
1:35:30 1pNS7 Open Portable Platform For Hearing Aid Research Caslav Pavlovic
1:55:02 1pNS8 Electroacoustic and Behavioral Evaluation of an Open Source Audio Processing Platform Daniel M Rasetshwane
2:09:05 1pNS9 Open-Source Speech-processing Platforms: An application example. Gregory Hobbs
2:31:45 1pNS10 Smartphone as a research platform for hearing study and hearing aid applications Issa M Panahi
2:52:30 Panel Discussion

 

 

1pPPa: Future Directions for Hearing Aids: Multi-Sensor‚ User-Informed‚ and Environment-Aware (Cosponsored by: SP)

Monday, 7 May 2018, 1:00pm – 5:35pm Central

Chair(s): Martin McKinney (Starkey Hearing Technologies), Tao Zhang (Starkey Hearing Technologies)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/6974315895264536065

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 1pPPa2 Ecological Momentary Assessments for Evaluation of Hearing-Aid Preference Karolina Smeds [no slide view]
16:24 1pPPa3 Listener preferences and speech recognition outcomes using self-adjusted hearing aid amplification Trevor T Perry
36:55 1pPPa4 Research on hearing-aid self-adjustment by adults Carol Mackersie
48:53 1pPPa6 A Visually Guided Beamformer to Aid Listening in Complex Acoustic Environments Todd Richardson Jennings [no slide view]

 

 

2aAB: History of Animal Bioacoustics (Cosponsored by: ASACOS)

Tuesday, 8 May 2018, 8:00am – 11:55am Central

Chair(s): David Mellinger (Oregon State University)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/4753864257615941382

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 Chair’s Introduction
00:42 2aAB1 A Brief History of Avian Bioacoustics Robert Dooling
25:25 2aAB2 A History of Fish Bioacoustics Arthur N Popper
44:35 2aAB4 History of technology for studying animal sound and communication David K. Mellinger
1:06:48 2aAB5 A Brief History of Our Understandings on Underwater Noise Impacts to Marine Life and the Evolution of Its Regulatory Process in the United States Shane Guan
1:24:21 2aAB6 The Office of Naval Research Marine Mammal Program, 1990-2006 Robert Gisiner
1:45:25 2aAB7 The Last Decade of Bioacoustics at the Office of Naval Research Michael Weise
2:04:14 2aAB10 History of bioacoustics research on aquatic and marine organisms in Hawaii Whitlow Au
2:31:42 2aAB11 The central role of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) in marine mammal bioacoustics Douglas Wartzok

 

 

2aAOb: Acoustical Oceanography Prize Lecture

Tuesday, 8 May 2018, 11:00am – 12:00pm Central

Chair(s): John Colosi (Naval Postgraduate School)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/6708803628385807623

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 Chair’s Introduction
04:45 2aAOb1 Three-dimensional shallow water sound propagation and applications towards acoustical oceanography Ying-Tsong Lin

 

 

2aSC: Adapting Methods and Models for Vocal Production Across Human and Non-Human Primate Species (Cosponsored by: AB‚ PP)

Tuesday, 8 May 2018, 8:40am – 12:00pm Central

Chair(s): Benjamin Munson (University of Minnesota), Michael Wilson (Penn State), Mary Beckman (Ohio State University)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/1058859774963676168

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 Chair’s Introduction
07:19 2aSC1 Tracking chimpanzee pant-hoot changes across time and space Michael Wilson
26:35 2aSC2 Supervised and unsupervised machine learning approaches to classifying chimpanzee vocalizations Nisarg Parimal Desai
45:40 2aSC3 Acoustic communication by vocal tract modulation Brad H Story
1:04:43 2aSC4 Articulatory modeling of human and non-human vocal production Kiyoshi Honda
1:26:47 2aSC5 The challenges of developing articulatory synthesis models of early vocal production in humans Andrew R Plummer
1:43:43 2aSC6 Physical growth drives vocal sequence development in marmoset infants Yisi Zhang
1:54:43 2aSC8 Michael Owren’s contributions to methods and models of vocal production for human and non-human primates Drew Rendall
2:14:00 Panel Discussion

 

 

2pAA: Interactions Between Acoustics and Architectural Design

Tuesday, 8 May 2018, 1:00pm – 4:40pm Central

Chair(s): Ana Jaramillo (Ahnert Feistel Media Group), Adel Hinawi (Acoustic Distinctions)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/4111078764906400268

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
01:17 Chair’s Introduction
02:33 2pAA1 The Architect as Ally: A Multi-Sensory Approach to Design Gregory A Miller
24:51 2pAA2 Successfully Persuading Architects’ Form to Follow Acoustical Function David A. Conant
45:38 2pAA3 Acoustical Conflicts and Synergies with Energy Efficient Building Design Ralph T Muehleisen
1:07:45 2pAA4 Acoustical balance between the stage and the pit in the Teatro Colón of Buenos Aires Gustavo Jorge Basso
1:25:30 2pAA5 Creative collaborations in the design of buildings Gary W Siebein
1:45:20 2pAA6 Balancing uniform visual appearance with the need for adjustable acoustics in a concert venue: a case study Joshua Rolv Dunham
2:40:06 2pAA8 Development and Implementation of a Construction Noise and Vibration Management Plan for Occupied Healthcare Facilities Gina Jarta
2:56:20 2pAA9 Comparative Analysis of Resilient and Dense Materials in Lightweight Construction for Impact Sound Attenuation Sean Harkin
3:12:00 Panel Discussion

 

 

2pAB: Plant Bioacoustics

Tuesday, 8 May 2018, 1:20pm – 4:20pm Central

Chair(s): Aaron Thode (UCSD), Simon Freeman (Scripps Institution of Oceanography)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/1479222861476086529

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:55 2pAB1 Insect sound production and transmission in plant materials of different compositions and structures Richard Mankin
21:25 2pAB8 Acoustic sensing of macroalgae (kelp) for large-scale marine biomass production Andone Lavery for Erin Marie Fischell
37:57 2pAB9 Effect of carbon content on sound speed and attenuation of sediments in seagrass meadows Gabriel R Venegas

 

 

2pPPa: Honoring the Contributions of David Kemp to the Discovery of Otoacoustic Emissions and their Utility for Assessing Hearing Function (Cosponsored by: AB‚ NS)

Tuesday, 8 May 2018, 1:00pm – 4:55pm Central

Chair(s): Glenis Long (Graduate Center CUNY), Bastian Epp (Technical University of Denmark)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/5181207043941724680

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
05:55 2pPPa2 Otoacoustic emissions: Laboratory studies and clinical applications Stephen T Neely
21:30 2pPPa3 The Echo That Rolled into Thunder: Otoacoustic Emissions and Newborn Hearing Screening Beth Prieve
46:38 2pPPa4 David Kemp’s Contributions to using Otoacoustic Emissions for Protection of Noise-Exposed Ears Lynne Marshall
1:07:10 2pPPa5 David Kemp’s Impact on Cochlear Modeling and Otoacoustic Emission Measurement and Modeling Carrick L Talmadge
1:41:43 2pPPa6 Interrelationships Among Microstructures of Otoacoustic Emissions and Hearing Thresholds James Dewey
1:59:07 2pPPa7 Temporal Dynamics of the Generator of Stimulated Otoacoustic Emissions Sarah Verhulst
2:17:17 2pPPa8 Intracochlear evidence on generation and propagation of distortion product optoacoustic emissions in gerbil cochlea Wei Dong
2:41:00 2pPPa9 Comparative optoacoustic insights Christopher Bergevin
3:00:50 2pPPa10 The role of the tectorial membrane in cochlear mechanics Karl Grosh

 

 

2pSA: Improving Education in Structural Acoustics and Vibration (Cosponsored by: ED)

Tuesday, 8 May 2018, 1:00pm – 4:00pm Central

Chair(s): Brian Anderson (Brigham Young Univ.), Scott Sommerfeldt (Brigham Young University)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/8814682855904231427

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
02:35 2pSA1 Using sports equipment for student exploration of vibration and structural acoustics phenomena Daniel A. Russell
21:47 2pSA2 ejωt and the Time Domain in Introductory Engineering Acoustics Karl Grosh
40:19 2pSA5 Demonstrating structural waves in rods/beams Scott D. Sommerfeldt
1:01:27 2pSA6 Case studies in teaching and research mentorship for undergraduates in structural acoustics and vibration Donald B. Bliss
1:21:02 2pSA7 Seismic-Infrasound-Acoustic-Meteorological Sensors to Dynamically Monitor the Natural Frequencies of Concrete Dams Henry Diaz-Alvarez
1:36:55 2pSA8 Classroom demonstration of acoustic landmine detection using a clamped soil plate oscillator Emily Santos for Jenna Cartron, Murray Korman [no audio]
1:49:45 2pSA9 Classroom demonstration of nonlinear tuning curve vibration and two-tone tests using a column of glass beads vibrating over a clamped elastic plate Emily Santos, Murray Korman [missing audio at beginning]

 

 

3aAA: Auditory Perception in Virtual‚ Mixed‚ and Augmented Environments (Cosponsored by: PP‚ SC)

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 8:50am – 12:00pm Central

Chair(s): Philip Robinson (Oculus), G. Christopher Stecker (Vanderbilt University)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/7060701225363994113

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
02:10 3aAA1 Validating auditory spatial awareness with virtual reality and vice-versa G. Christopher Stecker
24:00 3aAA2 Designing rehabilitative experiences for virtual, mixed, and augmented reality environments Frederick Jerome Gallun
45:05 3aAA3 Effects of non-individual head-related transfer functions and visual mismatch on speech recognition in virtual acoustic environments Kristi M Ward
1:03:00 3aAA4 Use of non-individualized head-related transfer functions to measure spatial release from masking in children with normal hearing Z. Ellen Peng
1:18:40 3aAA5 How physical versus panned sources in dry or reverberant conditions affect accuracy of localization in sound field synthesis systems Anna C Catton
1:36:25 3aAA6 Evaluating immersion of spatial audio systems for Virtual Reality Michael Vorlaender
1:51:07 3aAA7 Perceptually plausible room acoustics simulation including diffuse reflections Stephan Ewert

 

 

3aBA: Induction Mechanisms for Bubble Nucleation I (Cosponsored by: PA)

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 9:00am – 12:00pm Central

Chair(s): Jeffrey Fowlkes (Univ. of Michigan), Ronald Roy (University of Oxford)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/5158064523218743046

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
02:20 3aBA1 Homogeneous vs heterogeneous nucleation, a comparison Charles C Church
24:05 3aBA2 Histotripsy – From Nucleation of Bubbles to Tissue Disruption Jeffrey Brian Fowlkes
47:25 3aBA3 Nucleation and stabilization of cavitation nuclei in liquids Lawrence A Crum [no large slide view]
1:07:42 3aBA4 The Induction of Inertial Cavitation from Polymeric Nanocups – from Theory to Observation James Jing Kwan
1:42:35 3aBA5 The effect of hypobaric pressure on the kidney stone twinkling artifact Julianna C Simon
2:03:38 3aBA6 Laser nucleation of single bubbles and clouds in an acoustic resonator via pressure-dependent dielectric breakdown R. Glynn Holt
2:24:19 3aBA7 Micro-cavitation on demand via the nanoparticle mediated interaction of light and sound Ronald Roy
2:43:30 3aBA8 Nucleation Pressure Threshold in Acoustic Droplet Vaporization Oliver D. Kripfgans [no large slide view]

 

 

3aMU: Acoustics of Choirs and Vocal Ensembles

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 9:00am – 10:45am Central

Chair(s):  James Cottingham (Coe College)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/5055940783719127820

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:20 3aMU1 Traditional polyphony: multipart singing in world cultures Paul A. Wheeler
23:00 3aMU2 The relation between choir size and choir dynamics Ingo R. Titze
44:08 3aMU3 Choir spacing vs choir formation: Long-term average spectra comparisons James F. Daugherty
1:05:18 3aMU4 Effects of a Straw Phonation Protocol on Acoustic and Perceptual Measures of Choirs Jeremy N. Manternach
1:26:00 3aMU5 The barbershop sound: The characteristic timbre of the male barbershop quartet Colin Drown

 

 

3aPPb: Auditory Neuroscience Prize Lecture

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 11:00am – 12:00pm Central

Chair(s):  William Yost (ASU)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/9034197054782550017

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 Chair’s Introduction
04:40 3aPPb1 Cortical mechanisms underlying perception in complex auditory scenes Shihab Shamma [no talker view]

 

 

3aSC: Session in Memory of James J. Jenkins

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 8:40am – 11:55am Central

Chair(s):  Kanae Nishi (Boys Town National Research Hospital), Terry Gottfried (Lawrence University), Linda Polka (McGill University)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/5920490076084685571

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 3aSC1 Jim Jenkins—Mentor extraordinaire Patricia K Kuhl [no large slide view]
10:15 3aSC2 When infants encounter infant speech Linda Polka
29:48 3aSC4 Voice quality: Speaker identification across age, gender, and ethnicity Sonja Trent-Brown
51:57 3aSC5 “If a perceptual problem exists, what are its roots?” Types of cross-language similarity, hypercorrection, and unexplored root canals Ocke-Schwen Bohn
1:15:10 3aSC6 Tracking the time course of individuals’ perception and production ofcoarticulated speech Patrice Speeter Beddor [no slide view]
1:36:15 3aSC7 Catching a rabbit with a tetrahedron: A contextualist approach Valeriy Shafiro
1:48:48 James Jerome Jenkins: Researcher, Mentor, and Colleague Kanae Nishi

 

 

3pAB: Lessons on Auditory ‘Perception’ from Exploring Insect Hearing

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 1:10pm – 2:55pm Central

Chair(s):  Norman Lee (St. Olaf College)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/552623731746551042

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 3pAB3 A neural circuit for song pattern recognition in the cricket brain Berthold Hedwig
18:45 3pAB4 Stimulus specific adaptation in the auditory system of insects: can a single neuron learn? Johannes Schul
42:20 3pAB5 Making high-stakes decisions in complex acoustic environments; revisiting the Cocktail Party problem in a multimodal sensory context Daniel Howard

 

 

3pBAb: Induction Mechanisms for Bubble Nucleation II (Cosponsored by: PA)

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 1:40pm – 3:00pm Central

Chair(s):  Jeffrey Fowlkes (Univ. of Michigan), Ronald Roy (University of Oxford)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/6303672077386607362

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 3pBAb1 Tailoring cavitation nuclei for biomedical applications Tyrone M. Porter
21:30 3pBAb4 Analytic prediction of histotripsy-induced bubble growth in an elastic medium Kenneth B Bader

 

 

3pID: Hot Topics in Acoustics

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 2:15pm – 3:20pm Central

Chair(s):  Christina Naify (Jet Propulsion Lab)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/5212224266984417283

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 3pID1 An objective metric for describing the basic acoustics of binaural directivity patterns in humans Andrew Dittberner
19:50 3pID2 Hot topics in structural acoustics and vibration: advances in vibroacoustic modeling and novel materials Robert M. Koch
43:30 3pID3 Model-based Bayesian signal processing in acoustics Ning Xiang

 

 

3pPA: Ultrasound and High Frequency Sound in Air in Public and Work Places: Applications‚ Devices and Effects (Cosponsored by: BA‚ PP)

Wednesday, 9 May 2018, 1:00pm – 3:05pm Central

Chair(s):  Timothy Leighton (University of Southampton), Craig Dolder (University of Southampton)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/6630625053140020236

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 Chair’s Introduction
01:47 3pPA1 Ultrasound, human health, safe levels and Cuba: what do we know? Timothy Leighton
24:10 3pPA2 Adverse effects of very high-frequency sound and ultrasound on humans Mark Daniel Fletcher
1:03:50 3pPA4 Ultrasound measurements in the work environment Jan Radosz
1:24:40 3pPA5 Low power wireless communication between personal electronic devices and hearing aids using high frequency audio and ultrasound Jonathon Miegel
1:44:45 3pPA6 A scavenger hunt using ultrasonic geocaches Craig N Dolder

 

 

4aID: Acoustical Standards in Action: Realization‚ Applications‚ and Evolution (Cosponsored by: ASACOS‚ NS‚ SA‚ AA)

Thursday, 10 May 2018, 8:00am – 11:40am Central

Chair(s):  Christopher Struck (CJS Labs)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/8511572788933495053

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 4aID1 An overview of the Standards Program of the Acoustical Society of America Christopher J Struck
19:15 4aID3 Acoustical standards in the national parks Kurt Murray Fristrup
38:20 4aID4 Comparing the similarity of sharpness predictions based on specific loudness from ANSI S3.4-2007 with those according to DIN 45692:2009 for several real-world sound classes S. Hales Swift
53:40 4aID7 Types of regulatory tools and their advantages, limitations, and disadvantages in a Model Noise Ordinance Standard Leslie D. Blomberg
1:13:37 4aID8 Testing the limits of reverberation room qualification standard AHRI 220 Derrick Paul Knight
1:32:50 4aID9 SII – Speech intelligibility index standard: ANSI S3.5 1997 Caslav Pavlovic
1:50:20 4aID10 History of the sound level meter in standards Leslie D. Blomberg

 

 

4aMU: General Topics in Musical Acoustics

Thursday, 10 May 2018, 8:30am – 11:15am Central

Chair(s):  Taffeta Elliott (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/8139779529071451404

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 4aMU2 Examining the effect of emerging audio formats and technology on acoustical space in film composition and mixing Conor Patrick Cook
14:50 4aMU3 Laryngeal height, modal registers, and modes of phonation contribute jointly to vocal timbre Taffeta M. Elliott
31:42 4aMU4 Articulatory correlates of the acoustic transition during the secondpassaggio of sopranos Richard C. Lissemore
47:15 4aMU5 Comparing clarinet grunt and squeak notes to transitions in coupled oscillators Cherise Cantrell, Joshua Vawdrey
1:00:28 4aMU6 Computational analysis of the Bundengan, an endangered musical instrument from Indonesia Indraswari Kusumaningtyas
1:18:20 4aMU7 Switch of synchronization states of aeronautical coupled organ pipes Rolf Bader, Jost Fischer
1:31:00 4aMU8 A comparison of fractional-sized to full-sized cellos Thomas Blanford
1:43:40 4aMU9 Correlation of String/Body Resonances on a Cello Samantha Allison Young
1:57:45 4aMU10 Impact of internal damping on forced vibrations of piano soundboards Rolf Bader

 

 

4aPA: Sonic Boom I (Cosponsored by: NS‚ ASACOS)

Thursday, 10 May 2018, 8:40am – 12:00pm Central

Chair(s):  Alexandra Loubeau (NASA Langley Research Center), Joel Lonzaga (NASA Langley Research Center)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/2878908860256265739

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 Chair’s Introduction
02:35 4aPA1 Atmospheric turbulence effects on sonic boom signatures Christopher Hobbs
24:10 4aPA2 Validation of numerical predictions of sonic boom metric variability due to turbulence Trevor Alden Stout
47:00 4aPA5 Investigation of Deturbing Methods for Sonic Boom Signatures Janet L Xu
1:04:40 4aPA6 Sonic boom carpet widths for NASA’s Low Boom Flight Demonstrator using realistic atmospheric profiles in the western hemisphere William Doebler
1:24:16 4aPA7 An improved Mach cut-off Model based on a 3-D ray tracing Method and realistic atmospheric Data Zhendong Huang
1:45:53 4aPA8 Mean Flow Atmospheric Effects and their Impact on Sonic Boom Propagation Sriram Rallabhandi

 

 

4aPP: Honoring Neal Viemeister’s Contributions to Psychoacoustics

Thursday, 10 May 2018, 8:00am – 11:35am Central

Chair(s):  Andrew Oxenham (University of Minnesota), Peggy Nelson (University of Minnesota)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/5412864248349111299

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 Chair’s Introduction
17:35 4aPP2 Using psychoacoustics to examine a changing auditory system Elizabeth A. Strickland
40:50 4aPP3 Effects of age and noise exposure on the representation of amplitude modulation Christopher John Plack
1:03:15 4aPP4 Psychoacoustic considerations in hearing aid design and fitting Brent Edwards
1:25:30 4aPP5 Context effects in modulation masking Magdalena Wojtczak [no audio captured]
1:44:12 4aPP6 Neal Viemeister’s contributions to understanding the dynamic range of the auditory system Brian CJ Moore
1:57:53 4aPP7 Loudness of an Auditory Scene William Yost
2:14:10 4aPP8 The Contribution of Neal Veimeister to the Modulation Theory of Hearing Christian Lorenzi
2:29:28 4aPP9 Amplitude modulation detection and modulation masking in school-age children and adults Emily Buss
2:44:30 4aPP10 Predicting speech intelligibility based on the modulation spectrum and modulation frequency selectivity Torsten Dau

 

 

4pBAa: Therapeutic Ultrasound and Bioeffects

Thursday, 10 May 2018, 1:30pm – 3:15pm Central

Chair(s):  Emad Ebbini (University of Minnesota)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/8321806977589905933

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 4pBAa4 Clot stiffness is inversely correlated with rt-PA thrombolytic efficacy in vitro Karla P. Mercado-Shekhar

 

 

4pBAb: Imaging

Thursday, 10 May 2018, 3:30pm – 5:30pm Central

Chair(s):  Jeffrey Ketterling (Riverside Research)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/3124579341209912577

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 4pBAb1 Simulation and analysis of three-dimensional echo decorrelation imaging Doug Mast, Michael T. Cox [no slide view]
16:50 4pBAb2 Exploiting Ballou’s Rule For Better Tissue Classification Johannes Kvam [no slide view]
31:41 4pBAb3 High-frequency (10-100 MHz) ultrasound instrumented forceps for precision cancer surgery Timothy E Doyle

50:45 4pBAb5 Plane-wave vector-flow imaging of adult mouse heart Jeffrey A Ketterling
1:06:32 4pBAb6 Using mean frequency estimation algorithms for unambiguous identification and visualization of an acoustically active catheter Viksit Kumar
1:18:55 4pBAb8 Modeling element directivity in minimum variance beamforming for medical ultrasound Brian H. Tracey

 

 

4pPA: Sonic Boom II (Cosponsored by: NS‚ ASACOS)

Thursday, 10 May 2018, 1:40pm – 4:15pm Central

Chair(s):  Alexandra Loubeau (NASA Langley Research Center), Joel Lonzaga (NASA Langley Research Center)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/4326302668530549506

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:55 4pPA2 Evaluation of the effect of aircraft size on indoor annoyance caused by sonic booms and rattle noise Alexandra Loubeau
20:57 4pPA3 Perceptual characterization of Mach cut-off sonic booms Nicholas David Ortega
41:42 4pPA5 A wide-area system for tracking supersonic aircraft overflights and capturing their shock waves Gonzalo Sanchez
1:02:10 4pPA6 Multilevel analysis of recent noise social survey data including noise sensitivity Jonathan Rathsam
1:22:47 4pPA7 Determining a sufficient range of sound levels for single event analysis in quiet sonic boom community surveys Jasme Lee

 

 

4pPPa: Sound Localization‚ Spatial Release from Masking‚ and Binaural Hearing with Devices

Thursday, 10 May 2018, 1:00pm – 3:30pm Central

Chair(s):  Nirmal Kumar Srinivasan (Towson University)

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/8742532902933899270

 

Start Time Paper ID Title Author(s)
00:00 4pPPa1 Improvements in transaural synthesis with the Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse matrix Aimee Shore [no large slide view]
10:35 4pPPa2 Threshold Interaural Time Differences Under Optimal Conditions Mathias Dietz [no large slide view]
27:47 4pPPa3 Importance of low frequency hearing for spatial release from masking Nirmal Kumar Srinivasan
40:42 4pPPa6 Using binaural beat sensitivity to explore mechanisms of bimodal temporal envelope beat sensitivity Coral Dirks
55:40 4pPPa8 Binaural Speech Unmasking and Interference in Adult Bilateral Cochlear-Implant Users Matthew Goupell
1:11:58 4pPPa9 Evaluating sound localization cues for premium hearing aids across multiple manufacturers Anna C Diedesch

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