From the Editor – Arthur Popper
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From the Executive Director
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Acoustical Measurements with Smartphones: Possibilities and Limitations – by Benjamin M. Faber
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What To Do About Environmental Noise? – by Enda Murphy
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Insect Bioacoustics – by Gerald S. Pollack
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Sound Production in Aquatic Mammals – Joy S. Reidenberg
Aquatic mammals generate sound underwater but use air-driven systems derived from terrestrial ancestors. How do they do it without drowning?
Marine Mammal Acoustic Behavior – Peter L. Tyack
Marine mammals exploited acoustic properties of the ocean for tens of millions of years before human acousticians.
ASA Education and Outreach Program – by L. Keeta Jones
The Shape of the ASA: Similarity Relationships Among the Acoustical Society’s Technical Areas – by Kenneth J. de Jong and Terrin Tamati
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Animal Bioacoustics – by Christine Erbe and Micheal L. Dent
The Need for Speed – by James F. Lynch and Adrian KC Lee
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Women in Acoustics: Honoring Some of Our Heroes – by Lauren M. Ronsse and Tracianne B. Neilsen
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Acoustics of the Seabed as a Poroelastic Medium – by Nicholas P. Chotiros
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Understanding Acoustics – by Steven L. Garrett
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Chester M. McKinney | 1920-2017
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Foundation Report – by Carl Rosenberg
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William N. Tavolga | 1922-2017
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Insect Bioacoustics Mulit- Media – Gerald S. Pollack
Despite being small, acoustical specializations allow insects to produce, detect, and localize sound for communication, predator detection, and host localization.