Array methods: Which one is the best? TU Berlin, Germany
Ennes Sarradj
S1
09:30
On the denoising of cross-spectral matrices for
(aero)acoustic applications INSA Lyon, France
Alice Dinsenmeyer
S2
10:00
Fast calculation of microphone array steering vectors with shear flow PSA3, Wezep, The Netherlands
Pieter Sijtsma
S3
10:30
Tea/Coffee break
11:00
Inverse methods for three dimensional acoustic mapping with a single planar array Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona, Italy
Gianmarco Battista
S4
11:30
Improving source localisation with SODIX for a sparse microphone array DLR, Berlin, Germany
Sebastian Oertwig
S5
12:00
Lunch break
13:30 - 17:30
Ulf Michel
13:30
Source localisation on aircraft in flight - new measurements with the DLR research aircraft Airbus 320 ATRA
DLR, Berlin, Germany
Henri Siller
D1
14:00
Bayesian source separation applied to acoustic measurements by an array of microphones
Onera, Châtillon, France
Daniel Blacodon
D2
14:30
Beamformers and spatial transforms
Exact Solution Scientific Consulting, Morristown, USA
David R. Bergman
D3
15:00
Dynamic beam forming using chirp signals
University of Auckland, New Zealand
Stuart Bradley
D4
15:30
Tea/Coffee break
16:00
Microphone arrays in a wind tunnel environment with a reverberating floor
GFaI, Berlin, Germany
Marie Pelz
D5
16:30
Optimization methodology of microphone arrays for environmental source localization using the generalized cross-correlation
Université de Sherbrooke, Canada
Lucas Carneiro
D6
17:00
Improving source discrimination performance by using an optimized acoustic array and adaptive high-resolution CLEAN-SC beamforming
Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Salil Luesutthiviboon
D7
17:45
Conference dinner - Tour of the historic wind tunnels / Reception in Hans-Grade-Saal
19:30
Conference dinner
13:30 - 17:30
Robert P. Dougherty
13:30
Comparison of different solvers for general inverse beamforming algorithms for highresolution aeroacoustic source characterization TU Berlin, Germany
Simon Jekosch
D8
14:00
An improved regularization of the generalized inverse beamforming applied to a benchmark database
Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Sint-Genesius-Rode, Belgium
Riccardo Zamponi
D9
14:30
Wavenumber-domain method for source reconstruction from far-field array measurements in flow University of Southampton, United Kingdom
Fabio C. Hirono
D10
15:00
Phase coherence imaging of vibroacoustic sources Université de Sherbrooke, Canada
Maxime Bilodeau
D11
15:30
Tea/Coffee break
16:00
Sparse holography from iterated Bayesian focusing INSA Lyon, France
Jérôme Antoni
D12
16:30
The evaluation of methods for improving beamforming maps in noisy environment University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Jeoffrey Fischer
D13
17:00
Separation and quantification of airfoil LE- and TE-noise source with microphone array Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, P.R. China
Weiyang Qiao
D14
17:45
Conference dinner - Tour of the historic wind tunnels / Reception in Hans-Grade-Saal
19:30
Conference dinner
09:00 - 12:00
Olaf Jaeckel
09:00
A new derivation of the adaptive beamforming formula OptiNav, Bellevue, USA
Robert P. Dougherty
S6
09:30
Inverse integration method for distributed sound sources Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Roberto Merino-Martinez
S7
10:00
Numerical and experimental assessment of functional beamforming for source quantification MicrodB, Ecully, France
Valentin Baron
S8
10:30
Tea/Coffee break
11:00
Investigations on beamforming in the wind tunnel using multiple microphone array measurements GFaI, Berlin, Germany
Lukas Kleine Wächter
S9
11:30
Acoustic beamforming by non-synchronous microphone array measurements Shanghai Jiao Tong University, P.R. China
Liang Yu
S10
12:00
Lunch break
13:30 - 17:30
Ennes Sarradj
13:30
Noise quantification with beamforming deconvolution: effects of regularization and boundary conditions Technical University of Denmark, Roskilde, Denmark
Oliver Lylloff
D15
14:00
Development of beamforming methods for uncorrelated dipole sources Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Russia
Georgy A. Faranosov
D16
14:30
Identification of acoustic moving sources using a time-domain method INSA Lyon, France
Rémi Cousson
D17
15:00
Fault identification and localization for moving wheels based on de-Dopplerization beamforming kurtosis method Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
Chen Long
D18
15:30
Tea/Coffee break
16:00
Simulation, visualization and localization of sound in a real and a virtual room acoustic environment using beamforming University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
Impact of the locations of the control points on optimal solutions for self-bending beamforming Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden
Jens Ahrens
D21
13:30 - 17:30
Pieter Sijtsma
13:30
A comparison of microphone array methods for the characterization of rotating sound sources BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, Germany
Gert Herold
D22
14:00
Rotating beamforming with uneven microphone placements Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Bence Tóth
D23
14:30
Application of rotational beamforming algorithms on fast rotating sound sources gfai tech, Berlin, Germany
Michael Kerscher
D24
15:00
Application of sound source identification using CLEAN-SC to a turbofan engine Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Tokyo, Japan
Tatsuya Ishii
D25
15:30
Tea/Coffee break
16:00
Compressed sensing based radial mode analysis of the broadband sound field in a low-speed fan test rig DLR, Berlin, Germany
Maximilian Behn
D26
16:30
Towards a Doppler effect based beamforming method for rotating coherent noise sources Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Csaba Horváth
D27
17:00
Combining signal pre-processing methods with beamforming for broadband turbomachinery applications Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary