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Psychoacoustic Study of Simple-Tone Dyads: Frequency Ratio and Pitch

  • Stefania Kaklamani and
  • Constantinos Simserides

9 February 2026

This study investigates how listeners perceive consonance and dissonance in dyads composed of simple (sine) tones, focusing on the effects of frequency ratio (R) and mean frequency (F). Seventy adult participants—categorized by musical training...

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Evaluating Noise Levels and Perception: A Study on the Impact of Noise Pollution in an Urban and Semi-Rural Campus of the University of Guadalajara, Mexico

  • Gabriel Torres-Pasillas,
  • Arturo Figueroa-Montaño,
  • Martha Georgina Orozco-Medina and
  • Valentina Davydova-Belitskaya

9 February 2026

Noise pollution poses a serious threat to human health and well-being, especially in educational environments where concentration and learning are essential. While urban noise has been widely studied, its effects within university settings remain und...

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Dual-Band Acoustic Metasurface: Bimodal Resonance for Anomalous Reflections

  • Xiaole Yan,
  • Qingning Yang,
  • Limei Hao,
  • Xi Chen,
  • Shijie Wu,
  • You Xie and
  • Zhi Chen

8 February 2026

In fields such as noise control, medical ultrasound, and acoustic communication, the flexible regulation of reflected sound waves has significant application value. In this work, a dual-band acoustic metasurface was designed using a split hollow cubo...

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2 February 2026

The high peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) in classical high-speed digital data transmission systems with orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) limits energy efficiency and communication range. This paper proposes a method for randomizin...

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Perceptual Evaluation of Acoustic Level of Detail in Virtual Acoustic Environments

  • Stefan Fichna,
  • Steven van de Par,
  • Bernhard U. Seeber and
  • Stephan D. Ewert

Virtual acoustics enables the creation and simulation of realistic and ecologically valid indoor environments vital for hearing research and audiology. For real-time applications, room acoustics simulation requires simplifications. However, the acous...

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Trentino, a sparsely populated and almost entirely mountainous region in northeastern Italy, has so far received little attention in linguistic studies on soundscapes, which provide an important cultural ecosystem service. This study analyzes the res...

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Experimental Investigation of Deviations in Sound Reproduction

  • Paul Oomen,
  • Bashar Farran,
  • Luka Nadiradze,
  • Máté Csanád and
  • Amira Val Baker

Sound reproduction is the electro-mechanical re-creation of sound waves using analogue and digital audio equipment. Although sound reproduction implies that repeated acoustical events are close to identical, numerous fixed and variable conditions aff...

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Modern, electrically operated heat pumps are characterized by a high degree of efficiency and represent an attractive alternative to conventional heating systems. However, the noise emissions from heat pumps installed outside can lead to increasing n...

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Comparing Multi-Scale and Pipeline Models for Speaker Change Detection

  • Alymzhan Toleu,
  • Gulmira Tolegen and
  • Bagashar Zhumazhanov

Speaker change detection (SCD) in long, multi-party meetings is essential for diarization, Automatic speech recognition (ASR), and summarization, and is now often performed in the space of pre-trained speech embeddings. However, unsupervised approach...

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Multichannel audio is a sound field reproduction technology that uses multiple loudspeakers. Object-based audio is a playback method for multichannel audio that enables the construction of sound images at specified positions using coordinates within...

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24 December 2025

Using efficient voice alarms to ensure safe evacuation is important during emergencies, especially for the elderly. Factors that have important influence on speech perceptions have been investigated for several years. However, relatively few studies...

  • Technical Note
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23 December 2025

Impulsive noise poses a significant challenge to broadband feedforward active noise control (ANC) systems, particularly in sensitive environments such as infant incubators. This paper presents an adaptive impulsive noise cancellation approach based o...

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9 December 2025

This study investigated how test room acoustic conditions relate to listening comprehension performance in a high-stakes English as a foreign language (EFL) assessment context. Using score data (n = 2532) from five TOEFL ITP test sessions conducted b...

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Inverse Problem Solving for a Porous Acoustical Multilayered System Based on the Transfer Matrix Approach

  • Yassine Moradi,
  • Julien Bustillo,
  • Lionel Haumesser,
  • Marc Lethiecq and
  • Khalid Chikh

5 December 2025

The acoustical modelling of multilayered systems is crucial for researchers and engineers aiming to evaluate and control the behaviour of complex media and to determine their internal properties. In this work, we first develop a forward model describ...

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3 December 2025

Elastic closed-cell porous material is widely applied as a class of light sound insulation product. However, it is difficult to accurately predict its soundproof property due to the occurrence of the closed cells. Therefore, a combined theoretical mo...

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541 Views
23 Pages

30 November 2025

In recent years, switched reluctance motors have emerged as a promising option for various applications due to their low manufacturing cost, rare-earth-free construction, and mechanical robustness. However, their widespread adoption is often limited...

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589 Views
23 Pages

21 November 2025

Acoustic-based diagnosis (ABD) technology demonstrates promising application prospects for rotating machinery such as gears. However, non-stationary background noise may obscure or distort the target acoustic signal, potentially resulting in misdiagn...

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Physical Bounds on Underwater Sound Absorption by Coatings

  • James McDaniel,
  • Gerson Amaya,
  • Lisa Dangora and
  • Elizabeth Magliula

20 November 2025

The development of sound-absorbing coatings for underwater structures has attracted significant attention due to their critical role in stealth and noise mitigation. While much of the recent research has focused on novel materials and complex configu...

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Noise-Reducing Structure Optimization of Inverted Bucket Steam Valves Based on SVM-NOA

  • Shuxun Li,
  • Yiting Wang,
  • Dan Liu,
  • Wei Li,
  • Yuhao Tian and
  • Jianwei Wang

13 November 2025

The inverted bucket steam valve is a key piece of equipment in steam systems. Optimizing its noise reduction performance via intelligent algorithms is crucial for enhancing the stability of steam systems. In this study, the nutcracker optimization al...

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10 November 2025

The identification of mixed monopole and dipole sound sources under highly randomized acoustic environments is of interest in many industrial applications. The DAMAS–MS method is one of the few methods that has been explicitly developed to addr...

  • Opinion
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1 Citations
1,523 Views
14 Pages

10 November 2025

Speech and language offer a rich, non-invasive window into brain health. Advances in machine learning (ML) have enabled increasingly accurate detection of neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders through these modalities. This paper envisio...

  • Review
  • Open Access
1 Citations
1,483 Views
19 Pages

4 November 2025

The operational phase of offshore wind farms, lasting up to 20–25 years, exceeds the construction phase in duration. The ecological effects of underwater noise demand serious consideration, necessitating urgent research into its acoustic charac...

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17 Pages

31 October 2025

Accurate spatial sound localization is critical in flight simulators for enhancing situational awareness and pilot training effectiveness, particularly for diagnosing severe faults like engine surge which emit directional sound cues. However, existin...

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776 Views
21 Pages

30 October 2025

The accurate diagnosis of acoustic defects and the precise assessment of the performance of building components are highly dependent on massive amounts of sampling data. In this study, we try to combine the compressed sensing theory with the nearfiel...

  • Systematic Review
  • Open Access
2,388 Views
36 Pages

Virtual Reality Application in Evaluating the Soundscape in Urban Environment: A Systematic Review

  • Özlem Gök Tokgöz,
  • Margret Sibylle Engel,
  • Cherif Othmani and
  • M. Ercan Altinsoy

17 October 2025

Urban soundscapes are complex due to the interaction of different sound sources and the influence of structures on sound propagation. Moreover, the dynamic nature of sounds over time and space adds to this complexity. Virtual reality (VR) has emerged...

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27 Pages

16 October 2025

We present a novel formulation of the Rayleigh–Plesset equation to describe stable gas bubble dynamics in viscoelastic media, using bubble volume variation, rather than radius, as the primary variable of the resulting nonlinear ordinary differe...

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Vaulted Harmonies: Archaeoacoustic Concert in Notre-Dame de Paris

  • David Poirier-Quinot,
  • Jean-Marc Lyzwa,
  • Jérôme Mouscadet and
  • Brian F. G. Katz

15 October 2025

This paper presents Vaulted Harmonies, a 66-min animated feature film created as part of the scientific outreach effort of the Past Has Ears at Notre-Dame project (ANR-PHEND). The project investigates the historical acoustics of Notre-Dame de Paris a...

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14 October 2025

A mathematical model of high-frequency geoacoustic emission for a single dislocation radiation source is suggested in the papper. The mathematical model is a linear Berlage oscillator with non-constant coefficients whose solution is the Berlage funct...

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37 Pages

The Impact of Soundscape on Pedestrian Comfort, Perception and Walking Experience in Béjaïa, Algeria

  • Yacine Mansouri,
  • Mohamed Elhadi Matallah,
  • Abdelghani Attar,
  • Waqas Ahmed Mahar and
  • Shady Attia

13 October 2025

This study explores the influence of the urban soundscape on pedestrian perception and walking experience in the historic and lower parts of Béjaïa, Algeria. More precisely, the analysis investigates how variations in soundscape configura...

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  • Open Access
899 Views
22 Pages

11 October 2025

Induction motors piloted by voltage source inverters constitute a major source of acoustic noise in industry. The discrete tonal bands generated by induction motor stator current spectra controlled by the fixed Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technique...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,601 Views
16 Pages

Fitting Methods for Empirical Models of Open-Pore Foams

  • Jesús Alba,
  • Romina del Rey and
  • Juan C. Rodríguez

30 September 2025

Sound-absorbing materials in the frequency range can be characterised upon the basis of their propagation constant and characteristic impedance. For a number of years, there have been empirical models, such as that of Delany and Bazley, which adjust...

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  • Open Access
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Bifurcation in Stick–Slip-Induced Low-Frequency Brake Noises: Experimental and Numerical Study

  • Deborah Audretsch,
  • Daniel Wallner,
  • Michael Frey and
  • Frank Gauterin

26 September 2025

The term honk noise describes a low-frequency brake noise from approximately 400 Hz to 500 Hz which arises at extremely low speeds and low brake pressures. Manoeuvres like slowly releasing the brake at a hill or gently braking against the drag torque...

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  • Open Access
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22 Pages

Broadband Acoustic Modal Identification by Combined Sensor Array Measurements

  • Kunbo Xu,
  • Dongjun Liu,
  • Zekai Zong,
  • Chenzhe Xiang,
  • Weiyang Qiao and
  • Liang Yu

23 September 2025

This paper proposes a synchronous measurement method for broadband acoustic modal identification based on a combined microphone array, which is capable of overcoming the acoustic modal aliasing issue arising from a limited number of microphones. In t...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,153 Views
16 Pages

Applicability of Traditional Acoustic Technology for Underwater Archeology: A Case Study of Model Detection in Xiamen Bay

  • Xudong Fang,
  • Jianglong Zheng,
  • Shengtao Zhou,
  • Zepeng Huang,
  • Boran Liu,
  • Ping Chen and
  • Jiang Xu

22 September 2025

This study addresses the applicability of conventional marine acoustic technologies for detecting non-metal artifacts. Based on the typical environment in Xiamen Bay, we evaluated the detection efficacy of common multibeam sonar, side-scan sonar, and...

  • Review
  • Open Access
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31 Pages

Advancements in Super-High Frequency Al(Sc)N BAW Resonators for 5G and Beyond

  • Chen Li,
  • Ruidong Qin,
  • Wentong Dou,
  • Chongyang Huo,
  • Xuanqi Huang,
  • Zhiqiang Mu,
  • Weimin Li and
  • Wenjie Yu

21 September 2025

With the booming development of the 5G market in recent years, super-high frequency (SHF) resonators will play an increasingly critical role in 5G and future communication systems. Facing the growing market demand for miniaturized, high-bandwidth, an...

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  • Open Access
1,337 Views
13 Pages

16 September 2025

This study examines the characteristic parameters required for non-circular-hole microperforated panels (MPPs) to achieve sound absorption performance comparable to that of conventional circular-hole MPPs. Through numerical analysis, the flow resisti...

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  • Open Access
1 Citations
2,974 Views
28 Pages

Comparison of Impulse Response Generation Methods for a Simple Shoebox-Shaped Room

  • Lloyd May,
  • Nima Farzaneh,
  • Orchisama Das and
  • Jonathan S. Abel

6 September 2025

Simulated room impulse responses (RIRs) are important tools for studying architectural acoustics. Many methods exist to generate RIRs, each with unique properties that need to be considered when choosing an RIR synthesis technique. Despite the variat...

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  • Open Access
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24 Pages

In order to measure the depth profile of the heat-treated case-hardened layer of linear guides, this paper proposes a B-scan imaging and 3D visualization method for detecting the depth profile of the case-hardened layer of linear guides based on the...

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  • Open Access
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19 Pages

A Finite Element Modeling Approach for Assessing Noise Reduction in the Passenger Cabin of the Piaggio P.180 Aircraft

  • Carmen Brancaccio,
  • Giovanni Fasulo,
  • Felicia Palmiero,
  • Giorgio Travostino and
  • Roberto Citarella

Passenger comfort in executive-class aircraft demands rigorous control of noise, vibration, and harshness. This study describes the development of a detailed, high-fidelity coupled structural–acoustic finite element model of the Piaggio P.180 p...

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  • Open Access
1,210 Views
22 Pages

Traditionally, an open window is considered a kind of reference for perfect sound absorption. The sound reflection and absorption of an aperture is analyzed by means of an impedance model representing a rectangular absorbing surface surrounded by a t...

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25 Pages

This study investigates the underwater transient vibro-acoustic response of double-layered stiffened cylindrical shells through an integrated experimental-numerical approach. Initially, vibration and noise responses under transient impact loads were...

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  • Open Access
1 Citations
2,905 Views
23 Pages

Revisiting the Acoustics of St Paul’s Cathedral, London

  • Aglaia Foteinou,
  • Francis Stevens and
  • Damian Murphy

The acoustics of St Paul’s Cathedral, London, have been discussed in previous studies as a space of historical, cultural, societal, and architectural interest in the capital city of the United Kingdom. This paper presents the results from recen...

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  • Open Access
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22 Pages

Development and Testing of an AI-Based Specific Sound Detection System Integrated on a Fixed-Wing VTOL UAV

  • Gabriel-Petre Badea,
  • Mădălin Dombrovschi,
  • Tiberius-Florian Frigioescu,
  • Maria Căldărar and
  • Daniel-Eugeniu Crunteanu

This study presents the development and validation of an AI-based system for detecting chainsaw sounds, integrated into a fixed-wing VTOL UAV. The system employs a convolutional neural network trained on log-mel spectrograms derived from four sound c...

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  • Open Access
1,751 Views
14 Pages

Korea has a high population density, considering the size of its territory. Therefore, the importance of convenient and comfortable apartment buildings and high-rise residential–commercial complex buildings has been rising. In addition, because...

  • Systematic Review
  • Open Access
1,415 Views
26 Pages

Indoor soundscape is a relatively new and developing field compared to urban soundscape in practice. To address this gap, this study aims to identify the key influencing factors as a first step of the indoor soundscape intervention approach. The stud...

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1 Citations
3,502 Views
12 Pages

Effects of Anthropogenic Vibratory Noise on Plant Development and Herbivory

  • Estefania Velilla,
  • Laura Bellato,
  • Eleanor Collinson and
  • Wouter Halfwerk

Anthropogenic infrastructure, such as inland wind turbines commonly found in agricultural fields, has substantially increased subterranean vibratory noise in the past decades. Plants, being rooted in soil, are continuously exposed to these vibrations...

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