Lay Language Papers
170th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America
Jacksonville Florida
October 2-6, 2015
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3aUW8 – A view askew: Bottlenose dolphins improve echolocation precision by aiming their sonar beam to graze the target – Laura N. Kloepper
A view askew: Bottlenose dolphins improve echolocation precision by aiming their sonar beam to graze the target Laura N. Kloepper-- lkloepper@saintmarys.edu Saint Mary's College Notre Dame, IN 46556 Yang Liu--yang.liu@umassd.edu John R. Buck-- jbuck@umassd.edu...
2pAAa10 – Turn around when you’re talking to me! – Jennifer Whiting, Timothy Leishman, PhD, K.J. Bodon
Turn around when you’re talking to me! Jennifer Whiting – jkwhiting@physics.byu.edu Timothy Leishman, PhD – tim_leishman@physics.byu.edu K.J. Bodon - joshuabodon@gmail.com Brigham Young University N283 Eyring Science Center Provo, UT 84602 Popular version of...
2aSP5 – Using Automatic Speech Recognition to Identify Dementia in Early Stages – Roozbeh Sadeghian, J. David Schaffer, and Stephen A. Zahorian
Using Automatic Speech Recognition to Identify Dementia in Early Stages Roozbeh Sadeghian, J. David Schaffer, and Stephen A. Zahorian Rsadegh1@binghamton.edu SUNY at Binghamton Binghamton, NY Popular version of paper 2aSP5, “Using automatic speech recognition...
4pMU5 – “Evolution of the piano” – Nicholas Giordano
“Evolution of the piano” Nicholas Giordano – nig003@auburn.edu Auburn University Auburn, AL Popular version of paper 4pMU5 – “Evolution of the piano” - Nicholas Giordano Presented Thursday afternoon, November 5, 2:25 PM, Grand Ballroom 2 170th ASA Meeting,...
1pABb1 – Mice ultrasonic detection and localization in laboratory environment – Yegor Sinelnikov
Mice ultrasonic detection and localization in laboratory environment Yegor Sinelnikov – yegor.sinelnikov@gmail.com Alexander Sutin, Hady Salloum, Nikolay Sedunov, Alexander Sedunov Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken, NJ 07030 Tom Zimmerman, Laurie Levine...
1pAB6 – Long-lasting suppression of spontaneous firing in inferior colliculus neurons: implication to the residual inhibition of tinnitus – A.V. Galazyuk
Long-lasting suppression of spontaneous firing in inferior colliculus neurons: implication to the residual inhibition of tinnitus A.V. Galazyuk - agalaz@neomed.edu Northeast Ohio Medical University Popular version of poster 1pAB6 Presented Monday morning,...
4aEA2 – How soon can you use your new concrete driveway? – Jinying Zhu
How soon can you use your new concrete driveway? Jinying Zhu: jyzhu@unl.edu Department of Civil Engineering University of Nebraska-Lincoln 1110 S 67th St., Omaha, NE 68182, USA Popular version of paper 4aEA2, “Monitoring hardening of concrete using...
2pAAa4 – Does it sound better behind Miles Davis’ back? – What would it sound like face-to-face? Rushing through a holographic sound image of the trumpet. – Franz Zotter, Matthias Frank
Does it sound better behind Miles Davis' back? - What would it sound like face-to-face? Rushing through a holographic sound image of the trumpet Franz Zotter - zotter@iem.at Matthias Frank - frank@iem.at University of Music and Performing Arts Graz Institute of...
2aEAa5 – Miniature Directional Sound Sensor Inspired by Fly’s Ears – Daniel Wilmott, Fabio Alves, Gamani Karunasiri
Miniature Directional Sound Sensor Inspired by Fly’s Ears Daniel Wilmott – dwilmott@nps.edu Fabio Alves – fdalves@nps.edu Gamani Karunasiri – karunasiri@nps.edu Department of Physics Naval Postgraduate School Monterey, CA 93943 Popular version of paper 2aEAa...
2pABa9 – Energetically speaking, do all sounds that a dolphin makes cost the same? – Marla M. Holt, Dawn P. Noren
Energetically speaking, do all sounds that a dolphin makes cost the same? Marla M. Holt – marla.holt@noaa.gov Dawn P. Noren – dawn.noren@noaa.gov Conservation Biology Division NOAA NMFS Northwest Fisheries Science Center 2725 Montlake Blvd East Seattle WA,...
4aAA5 – Conversion of an acoustically dead opera hall in a live one – Wolfgang Ahnert, Tobias Behrens, Radu Pana
Conversion of an acoustically dead opera hall in a live one Wolfgang Ahnert1, Tobias Behrens1 (info@ada-amc.eu) and Radu Pana2 (pana.radu@gmail.com) 1 ADA Acoustics & Media Consultants GmbH, Arkonastr. 45-49, D-13189 Berlin / Germany 2 University of Architecture...
4pEA4 – “See” subsurface soils using surface waves – Zhiqu Lu
“See” subsurface soils using surface waves Zhiqu Lu -- zhiqulu@olemiss.edu National Center for Physical Acoustics, The University of Mississippi, 1 Chucky Mullins, University, MS, 38677 Lay language paper 4pEA4 Presented Thursday afternoon, November 5, 2015...
4aEA10 – Preliminary evaluation of the sound absorption coefficient of a thin coconut coir fiber panel for automotive applications. – Key F. Lima
Preliminary evaluation of the sound absorption coefficient of a thin coconut coir fiber panel for automotive applications. Key F. Lima – keyflima@gmail.com Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil Popular version of paper 4aEA10,...
3aSA7 – Characterizing defects with nonlinear acoustics – Pierre-Yves Le Bas, Brian E. Anderson, Marcel Remillieux, Lukasz Pieczonka, TJ Ulrich
Characterizing defects with nonlinear acoustics Pierre-Yves Le Bas, pylb@lanl.gov1, Brian E. Anderson1,2, Marcel Remillieux1, Lukasz Pieczonka3, TJ Ulrich1 1Geophysics group EES-17, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM 87545, USA 2Department of...
5aMU1 – The inner ear as a musical instrument – Brian Connolly
The inner ear as a musical instrument Brian Connolly – bconnolly1987@gmail.com Music Department Logic House South Campus Maynooth University Co. Kildare Ireland Popular version of paper 5aMU1, “The inner ear as a musical instrument” Presented Friday morning,...
2aAA9 – Quietly Staying Fit in the Multifamily Building – Paulette Nehemias Harvey
Quietly Staying Fit in the Multifamily Building Paulette Nehemias Harvey – pendeavors@gmail.com Kody Snow – ksnow@phoenixnv.com Scott Harvey – sharvey@phoenixnv.com Phoenix Noise & Vibration 5216 Chairmans Court, Suite 107 Frederick, Maryland 21703...
2pSCb11 – Effect of Menstrual Cycle Hormone Variations on Dichotic Listening Results – Richard Morris
Effect of Menstrual Cycle Hormone Variations on Dichotic Listening Results Richard Morris – Richard.morris@cci.fsu.edu Alissa Smith Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida Popular version of poster presentation 2pSCb11, “Effect of menstrual phase...
3pBA5 – Using Acoustic Levitation to Understand, Diagnose, and Treat Cancer and Other Diseases – Brian D. Patchett
Using Acoustic Levitation to Understand, Diagnose, and Treat Cancer and Other Diseases Brian D. Patchett - brian.d.patchett@gmail.com Natalie C. Sullivan - nhillsullivan@gmail.com Timothy E. Doyle - Timothy.Doyle@uvu.edu Department of Physics Utah Valley...
2aSCb3 – How would you sketch a sound with your hands? – Hugo Scurto, Guillaume Lemaitre, Jules Françoise, Patrick Susini, Frédéric Bevilacqua
“How would you sketch a sound with your hands?” Hugo Scurto – Hugo.Scurto@ircam.fr Guillaume Lemaitre – Guillaume.Lemaitre@ircam.fr Jules Françoise – Jules.Francoise@ircam.fr Patrick Susini – Patrick.Susini@ircam.fr Frédéric Bevilacqua – Frederic.Bevilacqua@ircam.fr...
4aAB2 – “Seemingly simple songs: Black-capped chickadee song revisited” – Allison H. Hahn – Christopher B. Sturdy
“Seemingly simple songs: Black-capped chickadee song revisited” – Allison H. Hahn - ahhahn@ualberta.ca Christopher B. Sturdy - csturdy@ualberta.ca University of Alberta Edmonton, AB, Canada Popular version of paper 4aAB2, "Seemingly simple songs:...