Hearing Acoustics Before The Building Is Built
27 October 2009 - 1:00pm
A new computer modeling technique called "auralization" does just that, turning architectural drawings into simulated spaces.
"The acoustical consultant assigns acoustical properties to the modeled room’s surfaces (or potential construction materials) and places sound sources and listener locations. The software then calculates the propagation of sound from the source to the listener using algorithms based on ray-tracing combined with statistical reverberation calculation and other techniques to account for sound scattering and diffraction."
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ArchiTech, September 26, 2009
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