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Modeling speech production in noise for the assessment of vocal effort for use with communication headsets

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Bouserhal, Rachel E., Voix, Jérémie et Falk, Tiago. 2015. « Modeling speech production in noise for the assessment of vocal effort for use with communication headsets ». In Euronoise 2015, the 10th European Congress and Exposition on Noise Control Engineering (Maastrich, The Netherlands, May 31-June 3, 2015) pp. 1633-1637.

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A Radio Acoustical Virtual Environment (RAVE) is being developed to address issues occurring when communicating in noise while wearing Hearing Protection Devices (HPD). RAVE mimics a natural acoustical environment by transmitting the speaker’s voice signal only to receivers within a given radius, the distance of which is calculated by considering the speaker’s vocal effort and the level of background noise. To create a genuine RAVE, it is necessary to understand and model the speech production process in noise while wearing HPDs. Qualitative open-ear and occluded-ear models of the vocal effort as function of background noise level, exist. However, few take into account the effect of communication distance on the speech production process and none do so for the occluded-ear. To complement these models, quantitative data is used to generate quantitative open-ear and occludedear models, representing the relationship between vocal effort, communication distance, background noise level and type of HPD. These models can later be implemented within radio-communication headsets used in the proposed RAVE. Speech production models for occluded-ear accounting for the intended communication distance are presented in qualitative terms.

Type de document: Compte rendu de conférence
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Bouserhal, Rachel
Voix, Jérémie
Affiliation: Autres, Génie mécanique
Date de dépôt: 15 juill. 2015 13:24
Dernière modification: 28 avr. 2022 19:34
URI: https://espace2.etsmtl.ca/id/eprint/9933

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