DAGA 2010 - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Akustik eV

56 DAGA 2010 Programm
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Komplexität und individueller kognitiver Leistungsfähigkeit auf das
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Di. 14:30 Gauß B 501 Soundscape
Soundscape of European Cities and Landscape - COST TD0804
B. Schulte-Fortkamp a ,K.C.Lam b , P. Lercher c ,M.Dixon d ,L.Maffei e ,D.
Botteldooren f , B. Brooks g und K. Genuit h
a TU Berlin, Institut für Strömungsmechanik und Techn. Akustik; b The
Chinese University of Hong Kong; c Medical University of Insbruck;
d Independent consultant, London; e Sec. Universita di Napoli, Facolta di
Architettura; f Ghent University, Dep. Information Technology; g Brooks
Acoustics Corp; h HEAD acoustics GmbH
Open Workshop for all interested in Soundscape.
WG-1: Research and planning strategies for different types of soundscapes
Inner-city living areas, urban shopping areas, parks, playgrounds,
suburban and rural residential areas need different assessment tools
and implementation strategies. About soundscape typologies (beyond
the source concept) and fit-to-place strategies.
animators: K.C. Lam, Peter Lercher
WG-2: Policy oriented links to the soundscape perspective Sustainability
and quiet areas are established but still weakly linked policy goals. How
should these and other links be strengthened and followed up ?
animators: Max Dixon, Luigi Maffei
WG-3: Integrated assessment strategies for the sonic environment Different
types of soundscapes need appropriate use of sonic assessment
tools. A discussion about fit-to-place questionnaires, use of psychoacoustics,
auralisation and implementation of multi-modality in soundscape
studies (beyond sound recognition)
animators: Dick Botteldooren, Bennett Brooks, Klaus Genuit, Brigitte
Schulte-Fortkamp