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A. Mahdavi:
"Computational modeling in architectural acoustics";
in: "Building Performance Simulation for Design and Operation - Expanded Second Edition", 2nd Edition; J. Hensen, R. Lamberts (Hrg.); herausgegeben von: IBPSA; Routledge, New York, 2019, ISBN: 978-1-138-39219-9, S. 315 - 340.

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SCOPE: Building upon a brief discussion of the acoustics of the built environment, this chapter concentrates on the fundamentals of computational room acoustics.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: The chpter aims in the first instance to provide a general understanding of the building-related applications in environmental acoustics. More specifically, the chapter outlines the computational methods adopted in room acoustics simulation applications and explains the variety and utility of numeric performance indicators in room acoustics.

SCOPE: Building upon a brief discussion of the acoustics of the built environment, this chapter concentrates on the fundamentals of computational room acoustics.

LEARNING OUTCOMES: The chpter aims in the first instance to provide a general understanding of the building-related applications in environmental acoustics. More specifically, the chapter outlines the computational methods adopted in room acoustics simulation applications and explains the variety and utility of numeric performance indicators in room acoustics.

Room acoustics, sound propagation, absorption, ray tracing, image source method, auralization

https://www.routledge.com/Building-Performance-Simulation-for-Design-and-Operation/Hensen-Lamberts/p/book/9781138392199