Recent Acoustic Design of Control Room.

Acoustic design According to room shApe

Recent Experiences in Using Room Acoustic Scale Models

The purpose of room acoustic modeling is of course to be able too predict and evaluate the acoustic behavior of the room before it is built. Therefore, ideally we would like the technique to handle all physical phenomena of importance for the result including room shape and volume, source/receiver characteristics and positions, surface properties: absorption, diffraction (due to surface size re...

Internal Acoustic Design for a Multi-channel Control Room - Measurement and Perception

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Active Acoustic Systems for the Control of Room Acoustics

The acoustic design of auditoria involves the specification of the room geometry and boundary properties, and any additional acoustic elements such as reflectors or diffusers, to usefully direct sound to produce a desired subjective experience, quantified by measurable acoustic parameters. This design must take into account the reflection of sound within the stage area, the early reflections fr...

Holistic Workspace: Future Control Room Design

This paper presents an inter-domain context-of-use analysis which addresses the challenge posed by the constantly increasing complexity of the human-computer interface in the work environment of control room operators. The data gathered is taken as a basis to propose new ways of optimizing the operators' work environment as a “holistic workspace”. New concepts are introduced which give equal co...