Reproducible sonification for virtual navigation

2014 IEEE VR Workshop: Sonic Interaction in Virtual Environments (SIVE) Pub Date : 2014-03-29 DOI:10.1109/SIVE.2014.7006288

Norberto Degara, Thimmaiah Kuppanda, Timothy Neate, Jiajun Yang, Andres Torres

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The use of sonification for navigation, localization and obstacle avoidance is considered to be one of the most important tasks in auditory display research for its potential application to navigation systems in vehicles and smartphones, assistive technology and other eyes-free applications. The aim of this technology is to deliver location-based information to support navigation through sound. In this paper a comparison of two sonification methods for navigation and obstacle avoidance is presented. These methods were initially developed during a sonification hack day that was ran during the Interactive Sonification (ISon) workshop 2013. In order to allow the formal comparison of methods, we followed a reproducible sonification approach using a set of guidelines provided by SonEX (Sonification Evaluation eXchange). SonEX is a community-based environment that enables the definition and evaluation of standardized tasks, supporting open science standards and reproducible research. In order to allow for reproducible research, the system has been made publicly available.

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虚拟导航的可重复超声

利用声波进行导航、定位和避障被认为是听觉显示研究中最重要的任务之一，因为它有可能应用于车辆和智能手机的导航系统、辅助技术和其他无眼应用。这项技术的目的是提供基于位置的信息，以支持通过声音进行导航。本文对导航和避障两种超声方法进行了比较。这些方法最初是在2013年交互式超声(ISon)研讨会期间运行的超声破解日期间开发的。为了对方法进行正式比较，我们使用SonEX (sonification Evaluation eXchange)提供的一套指南，采用可重复的超声方法。SonEX是一个以社区为基础的环境，能够定义和评估标准化任务，支持开放科学标准和可重复研究。为了允许可重复的研究，该系统已公开提供。

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