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Acoustics

Subjects to be covered

  • Digital acoustics
  • Acoustic standardisation
  • Acoustics in education, healthcare and office premises

The Speakers / EIAS 2023

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Laura Arpiainen
Finland
Sensory design for age- and dementia friendly environments
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Emma Arvidsson
Sweden
The effect of absorbers and diffusers in public ordinary rooms
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Arianna Astolfi
Italy
A minimum measurement protocol for assessing classroom acoustics and its effect students’ learning processes
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Marco Caniato
Italy
The influence of acoustics on people featuring neurodisorders. State-of-the-art and new perspectives
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Alessandro Caruso
UK
Shaping a vibrant experience
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Daniel de la Prida
Spain
The relevance of the listening test protocol on the detection of Subtle and Just-Noticeable Differences by participants of perceptual experiments in Architectural Acoustics
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Pooja Ganatra
United Arab Emirates
LEED-ing the way in hospital acoustics
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Emma Greenland
UK
Acoustic Design for Special Educational Needs (SEN) in Mainstream Schools
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Jack Harvie-Clark
UK
Designing for acoustic satisfaction in open plan offices
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Cheol Ho Jeong
Denmark/South Korea
Problems of absorption coefficients as input data for room acoustic simulations
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Alice Hoffman
Sweden
Classic’ Acoustics and Psychoacoustics – Similarities and Differences
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Marcos Holtz
Brazil
Acoustics for restaurants in Brazil – Overview and a Study case
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Valtteri Hongisto
Finland
Office noise increases stress hormone levels in blood plasma
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Csaba Huszty
Hungary
Room acoustics and related standards in Hungary
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Adrian James
UK
The large Epidauros Theatre – how did it sound with an audience and skene? Directional measurement of impulse response for an improved computer model and implications for modern auditoria
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Fabio Kaiser
Austria
The digitization of room acoustics by means of active acoustics
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Henrik Möller
Finland
The magic of the Multipurpose Hall
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Juan Negreira
Spain/Portugal
Practical implications of acoustic design of open plan offices according to ISO 22955:2021
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Finnur Pind
Denmark/Iceland
Wave-based virtual acoustics integrated into the building design process
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Amanda Robinson
Australia
Acoustic metrics for innovative learning environments
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Toar Sadia
UK
Exploring the Design Preferences of Neurodivergent Populations for Quiet Spaces
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Gerhart Tiesler
Germany
Acoustics and air quality and their impact on student concentration and fatigue
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Chiara Visentin
Italy
A student-centered approach to classroom acoustics: effects of individual differences on task performance in background noise
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Andrew Wade
South Africa
Office acoustics at the tip of Africa – Designing without rules
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Hannah C. Wiid Jakobsen
Denmark
A holistic assessment of acoustic environments in hospitals
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Greta Öhlund Wistbacka
Sweden
Speakers’ comfort in simulated room acoustic environments – sex and age differences
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