The team is focused on all aspects and components of room acoustical simulations, develops new approaches to room acoustical and electro-acoustical design, and investigates the perception of acoustic and electro-acoustic environments.
Description and implementation of the radiation of dynamic sound sources for virtual acoustic reality PhD thesis by David Ackermann | Supervision: S. Weinzierl
Error estimation in room acoustical simulations PhD thesis by Christoph Böhm | Supervision: S. Weinzierl
Adjoint-based numerical optimization of acoustical environments PhD thesis by Arne Hölter | Supervision: S. Weinzierl
Generative acoustical design with wave-based numerical models PhD thesis by Bradley Alexander | Supervision: S. Weinzierl
On the visual influence on room acoustical impression PhD thesis by Christos Drouzas|Supervision: S. Weinzierl and J. Steffens (HS Düsseldorf)
Investigating and measuring acoustic listening expertise PhD thesis by Markus von Berg | Supervision: J. Steffens (HS Düsseldorf) and S. Weinzierl
Geometrical and numerical tools to improve the accuracy of room acoustic simulation with focus on materials and complex finish object simulation PhD thesis by Arthur von Harten | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and M. Vorländer (RWTH Aachen)
Real-Time Audio and Video Processing in Public Internet Server Nodes PhD thesis by Christoph Kuhr | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and A. Carot (Hochschule Anhalt)
Final theses in progress
The Transition from Near-Field to Far-Field for the Complex Sound Radiation Patterns of Musical Instruments Bachelor thesis by Lina Campanella | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and S. Möller
Entwicklung von Live-Lärmrasterkarten für die immissionsschutzrechtliche Überwachung von Festivals (PDF) Master thesis by Gideon Krumbach | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and A. Elwing
Loudspeaker impedance response detection in live applications Master thesis by Martin Lieser | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and A. Goertz
Generation of volumetric polycubes from room geometry for the analysis of reverbration times Bachelor thesis by Anton Lorenz | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and M. Alexa
Die Schwerhörigenanlage im Theater: von der Verstärkung zur künstlerischen Anwendung (PDF) Master thesis by Piotr Rafael Zarzycki | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and J. H. Schröder
Automatische Raumkorrektur in einem Desktop Monitor Controller Master thesis by Stephan Eckes | Supervision: A. Goertz and S. Weinzierl
Kalibrierung mobiler Endgeräte für eine Raumakustik-App Bachelor thesis by Philip Kramwinkel | Supervision: D. Ackermann and A. Rosenkranz
Simulation of curved surfaces in room acoustics Master thesis by Benedikt Kästner | Supervision: F. Brinkmann and A. von der Harten (Acoustic Distinctions)
Entwicklung eines modularen Multipunkt-Beschallungskonzepts für eine Open Air Musikspielstätte Master thesis by Hannes Hügel | Supervision: S. Lepa and J. Kepper (Akustikbüro Dahms)
Effect of Early Refelctions on Stage Acoustic Conditions Master thesis by Jannis Kriz | Supervision: S. Weinzierl, E. Porcinai and E. Kahle (Kahle Acoustics)
Modellierung der Schallausbreitung in einer inhomogenen Atmosphäre und ihr Einfluss auf binaural synthetisierten Überfluglärm Master thesis by Andrej Prescher | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and A. Moreau (DLR)
Symphonic Concert Halls of the Beethoven Era in Vienna. A Simulation Campaign Master thesis by Meret Lu Stellbrink | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and D. Ackermann
Applying warped frequency scaling and principal component analysis for digital audio filters and room compensation Master thesis by Felix Müller | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and M. Enekl (Sony Europe)
Kirchen als Hörräume. Eine Fallstudie für den Einsatz generativer Akustik Master thesis by __ | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and D. Ackermann
Development and evaluation of a speaking and listening artificial head to study the directivity of human voice Master thesis by Julie Daudré | Supervision: P. Luizard, M. Schneider and S. Weinzierl
Entwicklung, Simulation und Validierung eines immissionsarmen Open Air Beschallungskonzepts unter besonderer Beachtung tiefer Frequenzen Master thesis by Korbinian Dötsch | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and D. Belcher (d&b Audiotechnik)
Listening experiments based on a VR experience of the Komische Oper Berlin using a panorama screen with stereoscopic projection and dynamic binaural synthesis (3D Media Lab)