The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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The Journal

of the

Acoustical Society of America
Vol. 141, No.   5,  Pt. 2  of  2, May  2017  www.acousticalsociety.org
Acoustical Society of America European Acoustics Association
Acoustics ‘17 Boston
The 3rd Joint Meeting of the
Acoustical Society of America and the European Acoustics Association
John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center
Boston, Massachusetts
25–29 June 2017
Table of Contents on p. A5
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Acoustical Society of America Editor-in-Chief: James F. Lynch
ASSOCIATE EDITORS OF JASA
General Linear Acoustics: A.N. Norris, Rutgers University; A.G. Petculescu, of Washington; B.L. Lonsbury-Martin, Loma Linda VA Medical Center; C.A.
Univ. Louisiana, Lafayette; O. Umnova, Univ. Salford; S.F. Wu, Wayne State Shera, Harvard Medical School; G.C. Stecker, Vanderbilt Univ.
Univ. Psychological Acoustics: L.R. Bernstein, Univ. Conn.; V. Best, Natl. Acoust.
Nonlinear Acoustics: M. Destrade, Natl. Univ. Ireland, Galway; L. Huang, Univ. Lab., Australia; J. Braasch, Rensselaer Polytech. Inst.; M. Dietz, Western Univ.;
of Hong Kong; V.E. Ostashev, Univ. of Colorado Boulder. J.J. Lentz, Indiana Univ.; V.M. Richards, Univ. California, Irvine; M.A. Stone,
Atmospheric Acoustics and Aeroacoustics: P. Blanc-Benon, Ecole Centrale Univ. of Cambridge
de Lyon; J.W Posey, NASA Langley Res. Ctr. (ret.); D.K. Wilson, Army Cold Speech Production: L.L. Koenig, Long Island Univ. and Haskins Labs.; Z.
Regions Res. Lab. Zhang, Univ. of California, Los Angeles
Underwater Sound: N.P. Chotiros, Univ. of Texas; J.A. Colosi, Naval Speech Perception: D. Baskent, Univ. Medical Center, Groningen; T. Bent,
Postgraduate School; S.E. Dosso, Univ. of Victoria; T.F. Duda, Woods Hole Indiana Univ.; C.G. Clopper, Ohio State Univ.; S.H. Ferguson, Univ. of Utah; M.S.
Oceanographic Inst.; B.T. Hefner, Univ. of Washington; A.P. Lyons, Pennsylvania Sommers, Washington Univ.; M. Sundara, Univ. of California, Los Angeles; B.V.
State Univ.; W. Siegmann, Rensselaer Polytech. Inst.; H.C. Song, Scripps Inst. of Tucker, Univ. of Alberta
Oceanography; A.M. Thode, Scripps Inst. of Oceanography Speech Processing: C.Y. Espy-Wilson, Univ. of Maryland; College Park; M.A.
Ultrasonics and Physical Acoustics: M.R. Haberman, Univ. Texas Austin; Hasegawa-Johnson, Univ. of Illinois
M.F. Hamilton, Univ. Texas, Austin; V.M. Keppens, Univ. Tennessee, Knoxville; Musical Acoustics: D. Deutsch, Univ. of California, San Diego; T.R. Moore,
T.G. Leighton, Inst. for Sound and Vibration Res. Southampton; J.D. Maynard, Rollins College; A. Morrison, Joliet Junior College; J. Wolfe, Univ. of New South
Pennsylvania State Univ.; R. Raspet, Univ. of Mississippi; R.K. Snieder, Colorado Wales
School of Mines; M.D. Verweij, Delft Univ. of Technol.; L. Zhang, Univ. of
Bioacoustics: C.C. Church, Univ. of Mississippi; G. Haïat, Natl. Ctr. for Scientifi c
Mississippi
Res. (CNRS); D.L. Miller, Univ. of Michigan; T.J. Royston, Univ. Illinois,
Transduction, Acoustical Measurements, Instrumentation, Applied Acous- Chicago; K.A. Wear, Food and Drug Admin; S.W. Yoon, Sungkyunkwan Univ.
tics: M.R. Bai, Natl., Tsinghua Univ.; D.D. Ebenezer, Naval Physical and
Animal Bioacoustics: W.W.L. Au, Hawaii Inst. of Marine Biology; M.L. Dent,
Oceanographic Lab., India; T.R. Howarth, NAVSEA, Newport; M. Sheplak,
Univ. at Buffalo; R.A. Dunlop, Univ. of Queensland; R.R. Fay, Loyola Univ.,
Univ. of Florida
Chicago; J.J. Finneran, Navy Marine Mammal Program; K. Lucke, Curtin Univ.;
Structural Acoustics and Vibration: L. Cheng, Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ.; C.F. Moss, Univ. of Maryland; A.N. Popper, Univ. Maryland; A.M. Simmons,
L.P. Franzoni, Duke Univ.; A.J. Hull, Naval Undersea Warfare Center; N.J. Brown Univ.; J.A. Sisneros, Univ. of Washington; C.E. Taylor, UCLA Ecology
Kessissoglou, UNSW Australia; T. Kundu, Univ. of Arizona; K.M. Li, Purdue and Evol. Biology
Univ.; E.A. Magliula, Naval Undersea Warfare Center; E.G. Williams, Naval
Computational Acoustics: D.S. Burnett, Naval Surface Warfare Ctr., Panama
Research Lab.
City; N.A. Gumerov, Univ. of Maryland; L.L. Thompson, Clemson Univ.
Noise: Its Effects and Control: G. Brambilla, Natl. Center for Research (CNR),
Education in Acoustics: B.E. Anderson, Los Alamos National Lab.; V.W.
Rome; S. Fidell, Fidell Assoc.; K.V. Horoshenkov, Univ. of Bradford; R.M.
Sparrow, Pennsylvania State Univ.; P.S. Wilson, Univ. of Texas at Austin
Kirby, Brunel Univ.; B. Schulte-Fortkamp, Tech nical Univ. of Berlin; A.T. Wall,
Air Force Research Lab. Reviews and Tutorials: J.F. Lynch, Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst.
Architectural Acoustics: B.F.G. Katz, Computer Science Lab. for Mechanics Forum and Technical Notes: N. Xiang, Rensselaer Polytechnic Univ.
and Engineering Sciences (LIMSI); F. Martellotta, Politecnico di Bari; F. Sgard, Acoustical News: E. Moran, Acoustical Society of America
Quebec Occupational Health and Safety Res. Ctr.; M. Vorländer, Univ. Aachen
Standards News, Standards: N. Stremmel, Acoustical Society of America;
Acoustic Signal Processing: P. Gerstoft, Univ. of California, San Diego; J. Li, C. Struck, CJS Labs
Zhejiang Univ.; Z-H. Michalopoulou, New Jersey Inst. Technol.; K.G. Sabra,
Book Reviews: P.L. Marston, Washington State Univ.
Georgia Inst. Tech; K. Wong, Hong Kong Polytech. Univ.
Patent Reviews: S.A. Fulop, California State Univ., Fresno; D.L. Rice,
Physiological Acoustics: C. Abdala, House Research Inst.; I.C. Bruce, McMaster
Computalker Consultants (ret.)
Univ.; K. Grosh, Univ. of Michigan; P.X. Joris, KU Leuven; A.K.C. Lee, Univ.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS OF JASA EXPRESS LETTERS
Editor: C.C. Church, Univ. Mississippi Acoustic Signal Processing: D.H. Chambers, Lawrence Livermore Natl. Lab.;
General Linear Acoustics: O.A. Godin, NOAA-Earth System Research L.M. Zurk, Portland State Univ.
Laboratory; S.F. Wu, Wayne State Univ. Physiological Acoustics: B.L. Lonsbury-Martin, Loma Linda VA Medical Ctr.
Nonlinear Acoustics: M.F. Hamilton, Univ. of Texas at Austin
Psychological Acoustics: Q.-J. Fu, House Ear Inst.
Aeroacoustics and Atmospheric Sound: C. Doolan, Univ. of New South Wales;
Speech Production: A. Lofqvist, Univ. Hospital, Lund, Sweden
V.E. Ostashev, Univ. of Colorado Boulder
Underwater Sound: P.E. Barbone, Boston Univ.; D. Barclay, Dalhousie Univ.; Speech Perception: M. Cooke, Univ. of the Basque Country; R. Smiljanic, Univ.
A.J.M. Davis, Univ. California, San Diego; D.R. Dowling, Univ. of Michigan; of Texas at Austin
W.L. Siegmann, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Speech Processing and Communication Systems and Speech Perception:
Ultrasonics, Quantum Acoustics, and Physical Effects of Sound: T.D. Mast, D.D. O’Shaughnessy, INRS-Telecommunications
Univ of Cincinatti; J.S. Mobley, Univ. of Mississippi
Music and Musical Instruments: D.M. Campbell, Univ. of Edinburgh;
Transduction: Acoustical Devices for the Generation and Reproduction
D. Deutsch, Univ. of California, San Diego; T.R. Moore, Rollins College
of Sound; Acoustical Measurements and Instrumentation: M.D. Sheplak,
Univ. of Florida Bioacoustics—Biomedical: C.C. Church, Natl. Ctr. for Physical Acoustics
Structural Acoustics and Vibration: J.G. McDaniel, Boston Univ. Bioacoustics—Animal: W.-J. Lee, Univ. of Washington
Noise: S.K. Lau, National Univ. of Singapore Computational Acoustics: D.S. Burnett, Naval Surface Warfare Ctr., Panama City;
Architectural Acoustics: N. Xiang, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. L.L. Thompson, Clemson Univ.
CONTENTS
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Technical Program Summary ..................................................... A7
Schedule of Technical Session Starting Times ........................................ A11
Map of Meeting Rooms at the Hynes Convention Center ............................... A13
Map of Boston ................................................................. A17
Calendar–Technical Program .................................................... A20
Calendar–Other Events ......................................................... A28
Meeting Information ........................................................... A30
Guidelines for Presentations ...................................................... A35
Dates of Future Meetings ........................................................ A37
Technical Sessions (1a__), Sunday Morning ......................................... 3451
Technical Sessions (1p__), Sunday Afternoon ........................................ 3475
Technical Sessions (2a__), Monday Morning ......................................... 3535
Technical Sessions (2p__), Monday Afternoon ....................................... 3594
Technical Sessions (3a__), Tuesday Morning ......................................... 3660
Technical Sessions (3p__), Tuesday Afternoon ....................................... 3709
Technical Session (3eED), Tuesday Evening ......................................... 3754
Plenary Session and Awards Ceremony, Tuesday Afternoon ............................ 3755
R. Bruce Lindsay Award Encomium ............................................... 3757
Helmholtz-Rayleigh Interdisciplinary Silver Medal Encomium .......................... 3761
Gold Medal Encomium ......................................................... 3765
EAA Award for Lifetime Achievements in Acoustics encomium ......................... 3769
EAA Award for contributions to the promotion of Acoustics in Europe ................... 3771
Technical Sessions (4a__), Wednesday Morning ...................................... 3773
Technical Sessions (4p__), Wednesday Afternoon ..................................... 3851
Technical Sessions (5a__), Thursday Morning ........................................ 3928
Technical Sessions (5p_), Thursday Afternoon ...................................... 3994
S ustaining Members ............................................................ 4053
Application Forms ............................................................. 4056
Regional Chapters ............................................................. 4059
Author Index to Abstracts ....................................................... 4064
Index to Advertisers ............................................................ 4086
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