Urban Sound Symposium 2019
April 3-5, 2019 in Ghent, Belgium
Contributed posters
Registered participants had the opportunity to present a poster at the conference. Posters were on display on Thursday 4 April, the whole day. Next to this, the content of each poster was presented in pitch style in front of the plenary audience. A list with all (accepted) poster contributions is shown below.
Guidelines for posters
- For each poster, a board suitable for an A0 portrait (height 118.9 cm, width 84.1 cm) poster will be available, on which the number of the poster will be indicated. Posters can be placed on Thursday 4 April from 08:30, and should be removed by 18:30.
- The layout and style of the poster is free.
- The poster should at least include the title and authors matching the title and authors of the submitted abstract.
- Near the poster area, space for laptop based presentations will be available, but you will need to bring all hardware needed if you wish to use this opportunity.
Guidelines for 2-minute pitch presentations
- To save time between pitches, all slides will be combined into a single presentation by the conference organizers.
- Authors should prepare 2 slides and send them to office@urban-sound-symposium.org before Monday 1 April 12:00. Slides that are not received before the deadline risk not being included in the final presentation (in which case the 2-minute pitch is cancelled).
- The slides should be submitted in MS PowerPoint .pptx format, with a widescreen (16:9) slide size.
List of accepted posters
The order shown here was the order during the pitch presentations.
1 | Machine listening systems approximate human categorisation of sound: the Making Sense of Sounds data set and challenge Christian Kroos1, Oliver Bones2, Yin Cao1, Lara Harris2, Philip J. B. Jackson1, William J. Davies2, Wenwu Wang1, Trevor J. Cox2, Mark D. Plumbley1 | 1University of Surrey, UK — 2University of Salford, UK |
2 | Discarding anomalous noise events in real-time for road traffic noise mapping in the WASNs of the DYNAMAP LIFE project Francesc Alías, Rosa Maria Alsina-Pagès, Joan Claudi Socoró, Ferran Orga | La Salle - Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona, Spain |
3 | Perceptive evaluation of non-traffic urban life noise: preliminary results Alexandra Labairu-Trenchs, Rosa Maria Alsina-Pagès, Ferran Orga, Maria Foraster, Marc Freixes | La Salle - Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona, Spain |
4 | Pilot study in Antwerp to study the acoustical quality and durability of thin noise reducing asphalt layers in an urban environment Anneleen Bergiers | Belgian Road Research Centre (BRRC), Belgium |
5 | Assessing the influence of pavement state on urban sound by opportunistic sound and vibration monitoring in cars Wout Van Hauwermeiren1, Karlo Filipan2, Joachim David1, Bert De Coensel1,2, Luc Dekoninck1, Toon De Pessemeir1,3, Wout Joseph1,3, Luc Martens1,3, Dick Botteldooren1 | 1Ghent University, Belgium — 2ASAsense cvba, Belgium — 3imec, Belgium |
6 | A decade of mobile noise measurements: around the world in (almost) 80 cases Luc Dekoninck | Ghent University, Belgium |
7 | Updating methodology for soundscape assessing in Menorca Island Ignacio Pavón1, Guillermo de Arcas1, César Asensio1, Roberto San Millán-Castillo2, Enrique Suárez3, Luis Fernando Hermida Cadena4 | 1Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain — 2Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain — 3Universidad Austral de Chile, Chile — 4Universidad de San Buenaventura, Colombia |
8 | Beyond sensing: actuation of sound quality for increased citizen engagement Thomas Laureyssens, Greg Nijs, Giulietta Laki, Rafaella Houlstan, Guillaume Slizewicz | Urban Species, LUCA School of Arts & ULB, Belgium |
9 | Acoustic comfort in presence of sounds from virtual inner yards Armin Taghipour, Tessa Sievers, Kurt Eggenschwiler | Empa, Switzerland |
10 | Crossing professional habits for global analysis of urban soundscapes Jean-Dominique Polack, Théa Manola, Elise Geisler, Nathalie Gourlot, Silvere Tribout, Piotr Gaudibert, Antoine Perez Munoz | Sorbonne University, France |
11 | Harlem in transition: the physical and auditory transformation of the black capital of the United States Chathurthi De Silva | New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA |
12 | Urban soundscape adjectives Francesc Daumal i Domènech, Sandra Del Rio Bonnin | Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain |
13 | Connecting design, emotions, and behaviours in urban soundscapes Maria Luiza de Ulhôa Carvalho, James S. Woodcock, William J. Davies | University of Salford, UK |
14 | Green design against noise Petja Ivanova-Radovanova | Association for Integrated Development and Sustainability, Sofia, Bulgaria |
15 | Soundscape strategies in a developing country Daniel Solis Nicolaas | Veritas University, Costa Rica |
16 | Tool for stimulating sound designs in project development Rosan Nusselder, Judith Doorschot, Theodoor Höngens | M+P, The Netherlands |