NASA NTRS ยท 19950007602
Auditory interfaces: The human perceiver
Abstract
A brief introduction to the basic auditory abilities of the human perceiver with particular attention toward issues that may be important for the design of auditory interfaces is presented. The importance of appropriate auditory inputs to observers with normal hearing is probably related to the role of hearing as an omnidirectional, early warning system and to its role as the primary vehicle for communication of strong personal feelings.
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Colburn, H. Steven. 1991-06-01. Auditory interfaces: The human perceiver. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950007602
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