Acoustic waves are fascinating phenomena in gases, liquids or solids with numerous
physical and technical aspects. Air is the medium of interest when it comes to audible sound …

Abstract The use of Virtual Reality (VR) to enhance research in the building sector is
currently emerging, but validation studies are still limited. This work aims to provide a …

Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) is a simulated technology used to deliver multisensory
information to people under different environmental conditions. When IVR is generally …

Corresponding to the topics of Team 4 of the International Commission on Biological Effects
of Noise (ICBEN), a literature review is presented covering the years 2017 to 2021 with a …

Abstract The use of Virtual Reality (VR) to assess comfort, productivity, and behaviour in built
environments is currently emerging. However, an effective and standardised methodology to …

Direct electrocatalytic conversion of bio-derivable acids represents a promising technique
for the production of value-added chemicals and tailor-made fuels from lignocellulosic …

During the last decades, virtual reality ( VR) has been devoted to supporting research in the
architecture, engineering, and construction sectors because of its ability to provide …

Irrelevant ambient noise can have profound effects on human performance and wellbeing.
Acoustic interventions (eg, installation of sound absorbing materials) that reduce intelligible …

Auralisation describes the process of generating and presenting audible sound using
computer programs and audio hardware. Since the result is perceived naturally by the …

Introduction: Surrounding spherical loudspeaker arrays facilitate the application of various
spatial audio reproduction methods and can be used for a broad range of acoustic …