Virtual Reality (VR) technologies have the potential to be applied in a clinical context to
improve training and rehabilitation for individuals with hearing impairment. The introduction …

For computational efficiency, acoustic simulation of late reverberation can be simplified by
generating a limited number of incoherent signals with frequency-dependent exponential …

The use of virtual acoustic environments has become a key element in psychoacoustic and
audiologic research, as loudspeaker-based reproduction offers many advantages over …

Bilateral cochlear implants (CIs) greatly improve spatial hearing acuity for CI users, but
substantial gaps still exist compared to normal-hearing listeners. For example, CI users have …

Audio-visual scenes were collected in a medium-sized reverberant conference hall through
in-field 3rd-order ambisonics impulse response recordings and 360-degree stereoscopic …

Underground stations are a common communication situation in towns: we talk with friends
or colleagues, listen to announcements or shop for titbits while background noise and …

Virtual acoustics enables hearing research and audiology in ecologically relevant and
realistic acoustic environments, while offering experimental control and reproducibility of …

Geometrical acoustics is well suited for real-time room acoustics simulation and is often
implemented using the image source model (ISM). One drawback of the ISM is its limitation …

Introduction: Virtual audiovisual technology and its methodology has yet to be established
for psychoacoustic research. This study examined the effects of different audiovisual …

This contribution documents the collection of various recorded Room Impulse Responses
(RIRs) in a realistic and complex environment. The measurements have been conducted in …