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Reimagining human capacity for location-aware aural pattern recognition: A case for immersive exocentric sonification
Reimagining human capacity for location-aware aural pattern recognition: A case for immersive exocentric sonification
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Bukvic, Ivica Ico
Earle, Gregory D.
Earle, Gregory D.
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Abstract
The following paper presents a cross-disciplinary snapshot of
21st century research in sonification and leverages the review
to identify a new immersive exocentric approach to studying
human capacity to perceive spatial aural cues. The paper
further defines immersive exocentric sonification, highlights
its unique affordances, and presents an argument for its
potential to fundamentally change the way we understand
and study the human capacity for location-aware audio
pattern recognition. Finally, the paper describes an example
of an externally funded research project that aims to tackle
this newfound research whitespace.
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2018-06
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