PPT-Sound Source Verification

S S V Guillermo Jiménez Rebecca Snyder Brian Heath SOUND SOURCE VERIFICATION Sound Field Sound source Environment Impact of Sound Mitigation SSV SOUND SOURCE VERIFICATION What does the sound field look like. ioacascnrspsk200907t2009070822077html A sound source radiates power and this result in a sound pressure Sound power is the cause Sound pressure is the effect Consider the following analogy An electric heater ra diates heat into a room and temperatu The process by which acoustic components are identified as coming from one or more sound sources. . ANF basal. ANF apical. Red+blue=purple. Time. Two types of method for assessing sound source segregation. MPI and Thread Programs . Sarvani. . Vakkalanka. Anh. Vo*. Michael . DeLisi. Sriram. . Aananthakrishnan. Alan Humphrey. Christopher Derrick. Yu Yang. Ganesh Gopalakrishnan*. Robert M. Kirby*. * = presenters. Diegetic. Non-Diegetic . Diegetic . Character’s voices. Sound effects, both on and off-screen . Music that can be identified as coming from a diegetic source such as jukeboxes, instruments and so on . Class Schedule. Course Overview. Syllabus Review. Course Site. Contact Sheets. Lecture. Careers in Audio. Principles of sound. Discussing Soundtracks. What is Sound Design?. Acoustics and Psychoacoustics. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3RfULw7aAY&feature=related. . An . approaching source sounds higher in pitch than the source.. A . source that is moving away sounds lower in pitch than the source.. EQ: What are the properties of sound?. An old riddle ….. If a tree falls in a forest, and no one hears it, does the tree make a sound?. What is “sound”?. Sound Waves. To a scientist, a tree makes a sound whether someone hears it or not.. MPI and Thread Programs . Sarvani. . Vakkalanka. Anh. Vo*. Michael . DeLisi. Sriram. . Aananthakrishnan. Alan Humphrey. Christopher Derrick. Yu Yang. Ganesh Gopalakrishnan*. Robert M. Kirby*. * = presenters. An old riddle ….. If a tree falls in a forest, and no one hears it, does the tree make a sound?. What is “sound”?. Sound Waves. To a scientist, a tree makes a sound whether someone hears it or not.. Sound waves are longitudinal!. Sound can be explained by understanding:. Speed. Intensity. . and loudness. Frequency and pitch. Most people hear sound between the frequency of 20Hz and 20,000Hz. . Anatomy of Sound. UIC Human Resources. 1. Training Objectives. To understand the importance of Primary Source Verification of licensure and compliance with State Statutes for Professional Practice and Regulation.. To identify job titles and duties that require licensure under Illinois law.. “Money Seats”. “Sweet Spot”. System Design. Stereo/Hi-Fi/2.1. Some room layouts will never be perfect.. The goal here is to try and center the primary seating between the 2 speakers in an equilateral triangle.. Sound is a . longitudinal. . (Mechanical)wave caused by a . vibrating. object. Molecules . collide. , producing sound. Examples: . Vocal chords. , guitar or piano strings, tuning fork, etc.. . Longitudinal Wave. Echolocation, also called bio sonar, is used by several kinds of animals, such as bats, dolphins, and whales, that need sound to locate food or determine the environment. . They put out sounds and listen for them to echo back, so they can locate and identify objects, such as food, and their surroundings. .