2016 AES International Conference on Audio for Virtual and Augmented Reality: Friday Sessions, Room 409A

9:45 -

11:15 AM

Paper Session 1:
Sound Localization
in 2D Space

Moving virtual source perception in 2D space
by Sam Hughes and Dr. Gavin Kearney - University of York

Disparity in horizontal correspondence of sound and source positioning: The impact on spatial presence for cinematic VR
by Angela McArthur - BBC R&D Queen Mary University London

Lateral listener movement on the horizontal plane (part 2): Sensing motion through binaural simulation in a reverberant environment
by Matthew Boerum, Bryan Martin, Richard King
and George Massenburg - McGill University

11:15 AM

Break

11:30 AM-

12:30 PM

Paper Session 2:
Real -World Case
Studies Part 2

Chris Pike, Richard Taylor, Tom Parnell and Dr. Frank Melchior - BBC Research & Development Object-based 3D audio production for virtual reality using the Audio Definition Model

Virtually replacing reality: sound design and implementation for large scale room scale VR experiences
by Sally Kellaway - Zero Latency VR

12:30 -

2:00 PM

Lunch

2:00 -

3:00 PM

Paper Session 3:
Real -World Case
Studies Part 2

Ola Björling and Eric Thorsell - Media Monks                                                                              Crafting cinematic high end VR audio for Etihad Airways

Sönke Pelzer, Dirk Schröder, and Fabian Knauber - AudioBorn GmbH                                                           Creating an Immersive 360°-A/V Concert Experience at the 50th Montreux Jazz Festival using Real-time Room Simulation

3:00 PM

Break

3:15 -

5:30 PM

Paper Session 4:
Capture, Rendering and
Mixing for VR Part 1

Efficient, compelling and immersive VR audio experience using Scene Based Audio/Higher Order Ambisonics

by Dr. Shankar Shivappa, Dr. Martin Morrell, Dr. Deep Sen, Dr. Nils Peters and Dr. S. M. Akramus Salehin - Qualcomm Technologies Inc.

Interpolation of multiple-point ambisonics recordings for virtual navigation

by Joseph Tylka and Dr. Edgar Choueiri - Princeton University

Immersive audio rendering for interactive complex virtual architectural environments
by Imran Muhammad and Dr. Jin Yong Jeon - Hanyang University

Immersive audio for VR
by Joel Susal, Kurt Krauss, Dr. Nicolas Tsingos and Marcus Altman - Dolby Laboratories

5:30 PM

Break

5:45 -

7:15 PM

Paper Session 5:
Streaming Immersive
Audio Content

Sennheiser Streaming immersive audio content
by Johannes Kares and Dr. Véronique Larcher

An augmented reality audio live network for live electro-acoustic music concerts
by Nikos Moustakas and Dr. Andreas Floros - Ionian University, Dr. Bill Kapralos  - University of Ontario Institute of Technology