NASA NTRS · 20140002785
Waveforms and Sonic Boom Perception and Response (WSPR): Low-Boom Community Response Program Pilot Test Design, Execution, and Analysis
Abstract
The Waveforms and Sonic boom Perception and Response (WSPR) Program was designed to test and demonstrate the applicability and effectiveness of techniques to gather data relating human subjective response to multiple low-amplitude sonic booms. It was in essence a practice session for future wider scale testing on naive communities, using a purpose built low-boom demonstrator aircraft. The low-boom community response pilot experiment was conducted in California in November 2011. The WSPR team acquired sufficient data to assess and evaluate the effectiveness of the various physical and psychological data gathering techniques and analysis methods.
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Page, Juliet A., Hodgdon, Kathleen K., Krecker, Peg, Cowart, Robbie, Hobbs, Chris, Wilmer, Clif, Koening, Carrie, Holmes, Theresa, Gaugler, Trent, Shumway, Durland L., Rosenberger, James L., Philips, Daisy. 2014-03-01. Waveforms and Sonic Boom Perception and Response (WSPR): Low-Boom Community Response Program Pilot Test Design, Execution, and Analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20140002785
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