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    Can auditory display help us categorize seismic signals? 

    Boschi, Lapo; Paté, Arthur; Holtzman, Ben; Le Carrou, Jean-Loïc (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2015-07)
    Recordings of the Earth’s surface oscillation (seismograms) can be sonified such that most of the signal’s frequency spectrum falls in the audible range. Then, the pattern-recognition capabilities of the human auditory ...
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    A wireless instrumented insole device for real-time sonification of gait 

    Horsak, Brian; Iber, Michael; Bauer, Karin; Kiselka, Anita; Gorgas, Anna-Maria; Dlapka, Ronald; Doppler, Jakob (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2015-07)
    The treatment of gait disorders or impairments is one major challenge in physical therapy. The broad and fast development in low-cost, miniaturized and wireless sensing technologies supported the development of embedded ...
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    Real-time smile sonification using surface EMG signal and the evaluation of its usability 

    Nakayama, Yuki; Takano, Yuji; Matsubara, Masaki; Suzuki, Kenji; Terasawa, Hiroko (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2015-07)
    We propose a real-time, interactive system for smile recognition and sonification using surface electromyography (EMG) signals. When a user smiles, a sound is played. The surface EMG signal is mapped to pitch using a ...
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    Cultural differences in preference of auditory emoticons: USA and South Korea 

    Jeon, Myounghoon; Lee, Ju-Hwan; Sterkenburg, Jason; Plummer, Christopher (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2015-07)
    For the last two decades, research on auditory displays and sonification has continuously increased. However, most research has focused on cognitive and functional mapping rather than emotional mapping. Moreover, there ...
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    Optimizing aesthetics and precision in sonification for peripheral process-monitoring 

    Hermann, Thomas; Hildebrandt, Tobias; Langeslag, Patrick; Rinderle-Ma, Stefanie (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2015-07)
    We have developed the SoProMon process monitoring system to evaluate how real-time sonifications can increase awareness of process states and to support the detection and resolving of critical process situations. Our ...
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    Chemical spectral analysis through sonification 

    Newbold, Joseph W.; Hunt, Andy; Brereton, Jude (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2015-07)
    Chemical spectra are an important part of how research chemists analyse the outcomes of experiments. However these complex spectra can be very difficult and time consuming to analyse. This paper outlines an investigation ...
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    Soundsense: Sonifying pryroelectric sensor data for an interactive media event 

    Bower, John E; Lindroth, Scott; Burchett, John; Feller, Steven D; Brady, David J; Brady, Rachael (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2005-07)
    Collaborations between artists, engineers, and scientists often occur when creating new media works. These interdisciplinary efforts must overcome the ideals and practical-limitations inherent in both artistic and research ...
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    Listen: A data sonification toolkit 

    Wilson, Catherine M; Lodha, Suresh K (Georgia Institute of Technology, 1996-11)
    Data sonification is the representation of data using sound. Although data sonification has been a subject of research for the last fifteen years, much remains to be learned about how data should be mapped to sound, what ...
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    MagicMikes - multiple aerial probes for sonification of spatial datasets 

    Grohn, Matti; Takala, Tapio (Georgia Institute of Technology, 1994-11)
    We present a method for sonification of data sets located in spatial environments in such a way that both individual point sources and overviews of larger data areas can be observed.
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    Data collection and analysis techniques for evaluating the perceptual qualities of auditory stimuli 

    Bonebright, Terri L; Miner, Nadine E; Goldsmith, Timothy E; Caudell, Thomas P (Georgia Institute of Technology, 1998-11)
    This paper describes a general methodological framework for evaluating the perceptual properties of auditory stimuli. The framework provides analysis techniques that can ensure the effective use of sound for a variety of ...
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