Seminar September 14: Better sound environment in office landscapes

The research project is about the effects of a sound system where unwanted sounds a reduced and "good" sounds from the environment is enhanced by digital technology.
Martin Ljungdahl bases his presentation on three of the five papers that this project has produced:

Article 1 is an IRIS article, but the seminar starts with Article 2.

Article 2 Designing Activity-Based and Context-Sensitive Ambient Sound Environments in Open-Plan Offices
(selected paper from the IRIS conference). 

Article 3 Sound bubbles for productive office work
presented at a Scandinavian conference on information systems. Based on an implementation study in offices at Volvo.

Article 4 The Sound Bubble: An Aesthetic Additive Design Approach to Actively Enhance Acoustic Office Environments
presented at Sound and Music Computing Conference i Hamburg on 2nd September, but will not be brought up in the seminar in Karlstad.

Article 5. The Sound Bubble: a context-sensitive space in the space
Martin highlights the importance to work interdisciplinary.
Date: 2016-09-14
Time: 14:15 - 15:00
Room: Information Systems's coffee room 1A349
 

Martin Ljungdahl will present the results from a research project conducted jointly by University Väst and Konstfack