Binaural processing and perception team
The team focuses on binaural signal processing, binaural reproduction, spatial hearing, and perception. As such, the team works on new methods for (perceptually motivated) generation and processing of binaural signals and their quality assessment through technical and perceptual evaluation. The team also investigates fundamental mechanisms of spatial hearing and multimodal perception, often using binaural rendering to generate virtual acoustic realities in which the experiments take place.
- On the visual influence on room acoustical impression
PhD thesis by Christos Drouzas | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and J. Steffens (HS Düsseldorf) - Binaural hearing in the real and virtual world to improve school childrens’ hearing experience (VIWER-S)
PhD thesis by Melissa Ramírez | Supervision: C. Pörschmann (TH Köln) and S. Weinzierl - Binaural reproduction of microphone array data
PhD thesis by Tim Lübeck | Supervision: C. Pörschmann (TH Köln) and S. Weinzierl - Free-body-movement HRTF measurement system
PhD thesis by David Bau | Supervision: C. Pörschmann (TH Köln) and S. Weinzierl - A model for the prediction of annoyance due to low-level sounds
PhD thesis by Siegbert Versümer | Supervision: J. Steffens (HS Düsseldorf) and S. Weinzierl - Multimodal attention in audiovisual scenarios
PhD thesis by David Du Bruyn | Supervision: J. Steffens (HS Düsseldorf) and S. Weinzierl - Antropometry-based prediction of head-related transfer functions
PhD thesis by Sanket Jain | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and F. Brinkmann
- Sound Externalization: Influencing Factors and Enhancement Methods
Master thesis by Christian Scheer | Supervision: J. M. Arend and C. Sander (Dear Reality) - The Golden Ear: Exploring the limits of human localization accuracy in the median plane
Master thesis by Ui Jun Hahm | Supervision: F. Brinkmann - Erkennung von Mehr-Räumigkeit in Musik- und Sprachsignalen
Master thesis by Berthold von der Ohe | Supervision: S. Lepa and S. Weinzierl - An iOS Implementation of Motion-Tracked Binaural Rendering
Master thesis by Aki Saksala | Supervision: S. Weinzierl and D. Ackermann