AT Collections – Policy Making and Acoustics
Acousticians work in research, teaching, consulting, and myriad other career paths. Few acousticians, however, directly engage with the institutions that determine governmental policy around the world. This collection contains a variety of perspectives on civic and political engagement outside the standard experience of the AT readership.
(page developed by Erik Petersen)
THE ASA CLASSROOM ACOUSTICS EFFORT – Peggy B. Nelson
PROFESSIONAL STUDIOS- HERE’S ANOTHER FINE MESS YOU HAVE GOT ME INTO – Marshall Long
UP IN KNUDSEN’S ATTIC- SOME PRIVATE PAPERS OF VERN O. KNUDSEN – Neil A. Shaw
FROM SPORTS ARENA TO SANCTUARY- TAMING A TEXAS-SIZED REVERBERATION TIME- Russ Berger
CLARITY, COCKTAILS, AND CONCERTS- LISTENING IN CONCERT HALLS – David Griesinger
HOW DO OUR PARAMETERS AND MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES CONSTRAIN APPROACHES TO CONCERT HALL DESIGN? – Larry Kirkegaard and Tim Gulsrud
CONSENSUS STANDARDS- ONE PERSPECTIVE FROM A GOVERNMENT SCIENTIST – Arnold G. Konheim
