SUBJECTIVE NOISE ASSESSMENT USING BINAURAL HEADPHONE PRESENTATION
AR MCKENZIE, IH FLINDELL · 2024
A R McKenzie (1) I ll Funds(2) (l) h (a) ISVR, The University.Elghtlold.Southampton, SOD Sill-i mm Subjective reactions to any given sand or noise can measurement of that sound or noitn under a very limited range of circumstances.For example.all other things being eqt l. the average reported aversiveness or annoyance response to road traf c noise increases with average nohe level yet individual responses depend very much on other factors such change in exposure.the nature of only be predicted from physical information content.such as speech or music.the n influence response becomes very large indeed.While considerable efforts have been made to develop physical dacrlptors that oon-elate with average subjective reactions.there will