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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Acoustics / January 2006acoustics and computer science
hi all, i'm currently doing undergoing my engineering (graduation) in computer science, but am really interested in acoustics; both architectural and musical acoustics..... i want some suggestions as to how i can use my branch of engg. to go into the field of acoustics.... i wanna know what kinds of software, etc maybe helpful in this field.... and am really trying get some guidance as to do something in auditoriom acoustics.... please help!!! thanks you > i wanna know what kinds of software, etc maybe helpful in this > field.... and am really trying get some guidance as to do something in > auditoriom acoustics.... Well your main competitor will probably be CATT Acoustic. This is a very good product with a 3D modeller that uses tail corrected cone tracing to make highly detailed predictions of an auditorium's acoustic properties. Take a look at http://www.catt.se/ for more details Chris W  SignatureThe voice of ignorance speaks loud and long, But the words of the wise are quiet and few. --- Hi Axay, indeed there are lots of companies which develop acoustic simulation software. As I used ONE acoustic simulation software before but the 3-D presentations of reults (animination / 3D-plots) were not very good. I think, this problem was mainly due to programming technique (and not only due to acoustic knowledge) !! I believe these companies still need programmers all the time. "Chris Whealy" <moc.pas@ylaehw.sirhc> ???????:dr2s0s$r7i$1@news.sap-ag.de... >> i wanna know what kinds of software, etc maybe helpful in this >> field.... and am really trying get some guidance as to do something in [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Chris W Hi, To combine acoustic & CS fields on same job I advice you to do DSP job. I mean communication DSP and VOIP. For instance, interesting questions how modulation techniques and voice protocols define voice quality. A lot of CS and MATLAB are in :). Good luck, Alex |
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