DocumentCode
2216133
Title
Sonification guidelines facilitating an intuitive and rapid understanding/interpretation
Author
Song, Hong Jun ; Beilharz, Kirstv
Author_Institution
Key Centre of Design Comput. & Cognition, Sydney Univ., NSW
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0
fDate
0-0 0
Abstract
Sonification, "sound visualization", is an emerging field in human computer interaction (HCI). An important goal of interface design is to provide the right information at the right time in right format. The debate stands out because of the apparent difficulty of achieving this goal. In information sonification, various types of information need to be displayed clearly and unambiguously, and some obstacles need to be addressed for a discriminate representation of a large data set. It is a significant challenge to determine how to map data to an auditory display because of the lack of applied theories of mapping generation for a successful sonification. The gap can be bridged by comprehensively investigating cognitive aspects of auditory perception. The sonification design guidelines based on this investigation facilitate an intuitive and discriminated interpretation
Keywords
audio signal processing; audio user interfaces; auditory displays; data visualisation; human computer interaction; auditory display; auditory perception; discriminate representation; human computer interaction; information sonification; interface design; sonification guidelines; sound visualization; Audio user interfaces; Auditory displays; Cognition; Data visualization; Decoding; Encoding; Guidelines; Human computer interaction; Information representation; Navigation;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Multi-Media Modelling Conference Proceedings, 2006 12th International
Conference_Location
Beijing
Print_ISBN
1-4244-0028-7
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/MMMC.2006.1651370
Filename
1651370
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