Hyun In Jo

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the relationship between overall satisfaction with the urban environment and its soundscape and landscape based on a subjective evaluation of the audio-visual interaction effects within various urban spaces with different environmental conditions.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the effect of human behavioral characteristics on perceptions of soundscapes in urban parks and found that sounds made by other people decreased the perceived tranquility or peacefulness while the experience of the park as being dynamic and lively increased.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the effect of the appropriateness of the sound environment on urban soundscape perception through individuals' subjective evaluation in a laboratory condition and proposed design guidelines to enhance urban soundscapes quality.

TL;DR: When both the HRTF and HMD were applied, the influence of sound externalization in the VR environment increased along with the sense of immersion and realism, including the annoyance level of the road traffic noise.

TL;DR: A new indoor noise assessment methodology for environmental factors is proposed herein, confirming that test subjects respond to noise more sensitively in a virtual environment where audiovisual information is provided.