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| + | Acoustic Measurement, Archiving, Analysis and Modeling, and Simulation/Installation | ||
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| + | • Co-investigators: | ||
| + | o John Rick, PhD, Professor, Stanford University, Archaeology/Anthropology | ||
| + | o Julius O. Smith, PhD, Professor, Stanford University, Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA)/Electrical Engineering (by courtesy) | ||
| + | o Jonathan S. Abel, PhD, Consulting Professor, Stanford University, CCRMA | ||
| + | o Patty Huang, MA, Graduate Student, Stanford University, CCRMA | ||
| + | o Miriam Kolar, MFA, Graduate Student, Stanford University, CCRMA | ||
| + | Coordinator: | ||
| + | o John Chowning, DMA, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University, CCRMA/Music | ||
| + | Local collaborators: | ||
| + | o (Museum director) | ||
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| + | Team Background: | ||
| + | • John Rick has been heading excavations and directing research at the Chavín site since 1995 - Digital waveguide techniques were pioneered at CCRMA by Julius O. Smith III - Smith and Jonathan S. Abel have been working together on acoustic array processing and related problems since 1985 – Patty Huang is a 4th year graduate student working under Abel on physical modeling of reverberant spaces – Miriam Kolar is a 2nd year graduate student with extensive field experience in recording engineering – John Chowning is a composer having long standing interest in spatial modeling. CCRMA has expertise in field measurements, psychoacoustics, digital signal processing, and artificial reverberation. | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 7 January 2008
Chavín de Huántar Archeological Acoustics Project
Acoustic Measurement, Archiving, Analysis and Modeling, and Simulation/Installation
• Co-investigators:
o John Rick, PhD, Professor, Stanford University, Archaeology/Anthropology
o Julius O. Smith, PhD, Professor, Stanford University, Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA)/Electrical Engineering (by courtesy)
o Jonathan S. Abel, PhD, Consulting Professor, Stanford University, CCRMA
o Patty Huang, MA, Graduate Student, Stanford University, CCRMA
o Miriam Kolar, MFA, Graduate Student, Stanford University, CCRMA
Coordinator:
o John Chowning, DMA, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University, CCRMA/Music
Local collaborators:
o (Museum director)
Team Background: • John Rick has been heading excavations and directing research at the Chavín site since 1995 - Digital waveguide techniques were pioneered at CCRMA by Julius O. Smith III - Smith and Jonathan S. Abel have been working together on acoustic array processing and related problems since 1985 – Patty Huang is a 4th year graduate student working under Abel on physical modeling of reverberant spaces – Miriam Kolar is a 2nd year graduate student with extensive field experience in recording engineering – John Chowning is a composer having long standing interest in spatial modeling. CCRMA has expertise in field measurements, psychoacoustics, digital signal processing, and artificial reverberation.
