Sound Advice Reference Entry I. Enter the reference information about the article Authors (first name, middle initials, last name; if more than one then separated by semicolons): Title of the article: Conference or journal name: (if ICAD, then leave it unchanged, otherwise type over): Year of publication: 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 URL for the paper if it is online. (ex. http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/icad2001/proceedings/papers/walker_b.pdf) II. Code the article based on the following questions. If the question is not relevant for the article, leave it blank. Provide the following information about the auditory display discussed in the article: Indicate the type of auditory display discussed in the article. Interface (e.g. GUI, auditory icons) Data Alarms Other What type of task is the display used for? Real-time monitoring/Awareness Exploration Pattern recognition and matching Extracting detailed information Spatial (Navigation/Location) Alerting Active feedback on actions Other What type of situation would the task be conducted in? Desktop - office, control room Cabin - cockpit, car, train Mobile - on the street, up a pole, underwater Other Was the paper discussing a display specifically developed for the visually impaired? Yes No N/A Was there a specific context for the auditory display discussed in the paper? High attentional load Eyes busy Temporally Sensitive (temporal patterns or short events) In parallel with another auditory display As a background display Supplementing a visual display tactile display vocal display text display Other What was the duration of use for the auditory display? Continuous Short episodes Any duration Other If the Auditory Display is a Sonification, provide the following information about what was sonified: The data type: Discrete Continuous Boolean (2 different categories; e.g. yes or no) Nominal (difference without order; e.g. banana, apple orange) Ordinal (difference and order; difference, order and a natural zero; difference order, central zero) Interval (difference, order and metric; e.g. Celsius temperature scale) Ratio (difference, order, metric and natural zero) Time Series Unknown None (No data are involved) Other The kind of information that was sonified: Descriptive information on variables (mean, standard deviation, etc.) Number of variables Relationships 2D 3D Multi-D Tree (hierarchical) Categories, objects, individual items Other The size of the data set: Small Medium Large Any The part of the data set that was sonified: Part of data set - specifically, if a data set has several variables and only one or two of those variables was sonified (i.e. of a data set on weather, when only the rain data needs to be sonified) Individual elements - if one element of a data set was sonified (i.e. in a time series data set, when a particular value is reached) Entire data set Not Applicable If there is a corresponding visual graph for the data: No Pie graph Line graph Histogram Scatterplot Box plot Bar graph Time Series Diagram Other The specific task domain, if any (e.g. gas exploration, stock market, surgical planning) This section is for summarizing the information from this paper that would be helpful for auditory display designers. Key design principles and/or recommendations for auditory display designers. If there is no clear recommendation, you may want to put part of the abstract or conclusions in this section. How clear are the recommendations from the paper? not at all clear very clear What type of paper is it? Experimental (Paper reporting the results of an experimental study) Review (Paper reviewing and summarizing the results of related papers) Case study (Paper reporting on a single case) Demonstration (Paper discussing a new technology or sonification methodology) Theoretical Other What approach was used with the auditory display? Semiotic (Relating to signs or symbols) Syntactic (Structurally ordered sounds) Semantic (Sounds with different meanings) Perceptual (Display design explicitly structured around perceptual attributes) Analogic (isomorphic mapping between changes in sound and changes in data) Metaphoric (A sound dimension conceived as representing a concept) Other What equipment is required for the auditory display? Computer sound card Outboard music hardware Custom system Other Your initials
Sound Advice Reference Entry
I. Enter the reference information about the article
Authors (first name, middle initials, last name; if more than one then separated by semicolons): Title of the article: Conference or journal name: (if ICAD, then leave it unchanged, otherwise type over): Year of publication: 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 URL for the paper if it is online. (ex. http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/icad2001/proceedings/papers/walker_b.pdf)
Authors (first name, middle initials, last name; if more than one then separated by semicolons):
Title of the article:
Conference or journal name: (if ICAD, then leave it unchanged, otherwise type over):
Year of publication: 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
URL for the paper if it is online. (ex. http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/icad2001/proceedings/papers/walker_b.pdf)
II. Code the article based on the following questions. If the question is not relevant for the article, leave it blank.
Provide the following information about the auditory display discussed in the article:
Indicate the type of auditory display discussed in the article. Interface (e.g. GUI, auditory icons) Data Alarms Other What type of task is the display used for? Real-time monitoring/Awareness Exploration Pattern recognition and matching Extracting detailed information Spatial (Navigation/Location) Alerting Active feedback on actions Other What type of situation would the task be conducted in? Desktop - office, control room Cabin - cockpit, car, train Mobile - on the street, up a pole, underwater Other Was the paper discussing a display specifically developed for the visually impaired? Yes No N/A Was there a specific context for the auditory display discussed in the paper? High attentional load Eyes busy Temporally Sensitive (temporal patterns or short events) In parallel with another auditory display As a background display Supplementing a visual display tactile display vocal display text display Other What was the duration of use for the auditory display? Continuous Short episodes Any duration Other
Indicate the type of auditory display discussed in the article. Interface (e.g. GUI, auditory icons) Data Alarms Other
What type of task is the display used for? Real-time monitoring/Awareness Exploration Pattern recognition and matching Extracting detailed information Spatial (Navigation/Location) Alerting Active feedback on actions Other
What type of situation would the task be conducted in? Desktop - office, control room Cabin - cockpit, car, train Mobile - on the street, up a pole, underwater Other
Was the paper discussing a display specifically developed for the visually impaired? Yes No N/A
Was there a specific context for the auditory display discussed in the paper? High attentional load Eyes busy Temporally Sensitive (temporal patterns or short events) In parallel with another auditory display As a background display Supplementing a visual display tactile display vocal display text display Other
What was the duration of use for the auditory display? Continuous Short episodes Any duration Other
If the Auditory Display is a Sonification, provide the following information about what was sonified:
The data type: Discrete Continuous Boolean (2 different categories; e.g. yes or no) Nominal (difference without order; e.g. banana, apple orange) Ordinal (difference and order; difference, order and a natural zero; difference order, central zero) Interval (difference, order and metric; e.g. Celsius temperature scale) Ratio (difference, order, metric and natural zero) Time Series Unknown None (No data are involved) Other The kind of information that was sonified: Descriptive information on variables (mean, standard deviation, etc.) Number of variables Relationships 2D 3D Multi-D Tree (hierarchical) Categories, objects, individual items Other The size of the data set: Small Medium Large Any The part of the data set that was sonified: Part of data set - specifically, if a data set has several variables and only one or two of those variables was sonified (i.e. of a data set on weather, when only the rain data needs to be sonified) Individual elements - if one element of a data set was sonified (i.e. in a time series data set, when a particular value is reached) Entire data set Not Applicable If there is a corresponding visual graph for the data: No Pie graph Line graph Histogram Scatterplot Box plot Bar graph Time Series Diagram Other The specific task domain, if any (e.g. gas exploration, stock market, surgical planning)
The data type: Discrete Continuous
Boolean (2 different categories; e.g. yes or no) Nominal (difference without order; e.g. banana, apple orange) Ordinal (difference and order; difference, order and a natural zero; difference order, central zero) Interval (difference, order and metric; e.g. Celsius temperature scale) Ratio (difference, order, metric and natural zero) Time Series
Unknown None (No data are involved) Other
The kind of information that was sonified: Descriptive information on variables (mean, standard deviation, etc.) Number of variables Relationships 2D 3D Multi-D Tree (hierarchical) Categories, objects, individual items Other
The size of the data set: Small Medium Large Any
The part of the data set that was sonified: Part of data set - specifically, if a data set has several variables and only one or two of those variables was sonified (i.e. of a data set on weather, when only the rain data needs to be sonified) Individual elements - if one element of a data set was sonified (i.e. in a time series data set, when a particular value is reached) Entire data set Not Applicable
If there is a corresponding visual graph for the data: No Pie graph Line graph Histogram Scatterplot Box plot Bar graph Time Series Diagram Other
The specific task domain, if any (e.g. gas exploration, stock market, surgical planning)
This section is for summarizing the information from this paper that would be helpful for auditory display designers.
Key design principles and/or recommendations for auditory display designers. If there is no clear recommendation, you may want to put part of the abstract or conclusions in this section. How clear are the recommendations from the paper? not at all clear very clear What type of paper is it? Experimental (Paper reporting the results of an experimental study) Review (Paper reviewing and summarizing the results of related papers) Case study (Paper reporting on a single case) Demonstration (Paper discussing a new technology or sonification methodology) Theoretical Other What approach was used with the auditory display? Semiotic (Relating to signs or symbols) Syntactic (Structurally ordered sounds) Semantic (Sounds with different meanings) Perceptual (Display design explicitly structured around perceptual attributes) Analogic (isomorphic mapping between changes in sound and changes in data) Metaphoric (A sound dimension conceived as representing a concept) Other What equipment is required for the auditory display? Computer sound card Outboard music hardware Custom system Other Your initials
Key design principles and/or recommendations for auditory display designers. If there is no clear recommendation, you may want to put part of the abstract or conclusions in this section.
How clear are the recommendations from the paper? not at all clear very clear
What type of paper is it? Experimental (Paper reporting the results of an experimental study) Review (Paper reviewing and summarizing the results of related papers) Case study (Paper reporting on a single case) Demonstration (Paper discussing a new technology or sonification methodology) Theoretical Other
What approach was used with the auditory display? Semiotic (Relating to signs or symbols) Syntactic (Structurally ordered sounds) Semantic (Sounds with different meanings) Perceptual (Display design explicitly structured around perceptual attributes) Analogic (isomorphic mapping between changes in sound and changes in data) Metaphoric (A sound dimension conceived as representing a concept) Other
What equipment is required for the auditory display? Computer sound card Outboard music hardware Custom system Other
Your initials