The AES Tamaba Students' chapter received Indio Gauvron on Tuesday, October 16, so he could explain to us how to perform acoustic measurements, analyze the obtained data, its uses and applications in acoustics and the comparison to the data obtained related to the type of impulse used. During this journey, the impulses used included: sweep, exploding balloons, gunpowder toy guns, and frequency sweep.
This training allowed student Jesús Almirón, to move forward with his research project about impulse response in the most representative places of Buenos Aires City.
