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New papers are being added up to the time of the meeting, so please check back regularly.
The following are lay language versions of meeting papers being presented at the 153rd meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, to be held June 4-8, 2007 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Please keep in mind that some of the research described in the laypapers may not have yet been peer reviewed.
MONDAY, JUNE 4
Workspace Speech Privacy Calculator by Jonathan D. Kemp, Mark Bell and Thomas Horrall
When the Ocean Breathes by Grant Deane and Dale Stokes
Early Stages of Audiovisual Speech Processing-A Magnetoencephalography Study by Ingo Hertrich and Hermann Ackermann
Learning from How Our Ear Processes Complex Sounds to Design an Acoustical Vehicle Classifier by Geok Lian Oh
TUESDAY, JUNE 5
What Did Dinosaurs Hear? by Robert Dooling, Otto Gleich, and Geoffrey A. Manley
3-D Motion in Stradivari and Guarneri dG Violins by George Bissinger and Danial Rowe
Sound Propagation through a Forest Edge: The Influence of Angle of Incidence by Michelle E. Swearingen, Michael J. White, Patrick Guertin, Jeffrey Mifflin, Timothy Onder, Donald G. Albert, Stephen Decato, and Arnold Tunick
Life's a Pitch -- MRI Used to Study How the Brain Processes Sound by Deborah A. Hall and Christopher J. Plack
The Soundscape of Modernity: Architectural Acoustics and the Culture of Listening in America, 1900-1933 by Emily Thompson
Stalking a Volcano with Noise by Christoph Sens-Schnfelder and Ulrich Wegler
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6
Nocturnal Activity by Transient Killer Whales at St. Paul Island, Alaska by Kelly Newman and Alan Springer
Vibro-acoustography: New Breast Imaging Modality Shows Lesions More Clearly by Azra Alizad, Mostafa Fatemi, Dana H. Whaley and James F. Greenleaf
Snap, Crackle, Pop: The Sound of Freedom? by Kent L. Gee, Victor W. Sparrow, Anthony A. Atchley, and Thomas B. Gabrielson
Is a Neolithic Burial Chamber Different from My Bathroom, Acoustically Speaking? by Matthew Wright
Rehabilitating the World's Worst Sounds: Time-frequency Reassignment in Sound Modeling and Morphing by Kelly Fitz
Acoustic Instruments in Planetary Exploration: The Past, Present, and Future by Martin Towner
Alien Soundscapes: Acoustics on Titan, Venus, Mars, and Earth by Andi Petculescu
The Sounds of Titan by Amanda D. Hanford, Lyle N. Long, and Victor W. Sparrow
Seeing Music: Do We Hear Silent Gestures? by Michael Schutz and Michael Kubovy
Teenagers Develop a Better Sense of Timing During Adolescence by Julia Jones Huyck and Beverly A. Wright
THURSDAY, JUNE 7
Identifying Disguised Voices through Speakers' Vocal Pitches and Formants by Jean Andruski, Nikki Brugnone, and Aaron Meyers
FRIDAY, JUNE 8
How Much Do Teachers Talk? Do They Ever Get a Break? by Ingo R. Titze, Eric J. Hunter, and Jan G. vec
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