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Michael Ermann

Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

School of Architecture

Blacksburg Campus

College of Architecture, Arts, and Design

School of Architecture

Michael Ermann is currently serving as a Blacksburg Campus Professor at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

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acoustical engineering sound acoustic signal processing education acoustic modeling audiology noise architectural acoustics auditory science acoustic ecology architecture hearing research sound design engineering acoustic acoustical oceanography performance studies built environment speech communication audio electroacoustics psychoacoustics sound propagation environmental noise bioacoustics elementary school classrooms sound field public health vibrations teacher education materials engineering advanced materials school effectiveness material research speech processing fluency disorders applied cognitive psychology classroom practices occupant comfort food choice acoustic materials physical acoustics industrial noise educational communication classroom instruction speech acoustics noise pollution high-quality acoustical environment coupled-volume concert halls impulse response secondary room acoustical conditions classroom acoustics ii acoustical model studies classroom acoustics iii secondary room reverberance concert halls double-sloped decay participatory action research acoustical learning environment coupled-volume concert hall design architectural model architectural technology building pathology architectural pedagogy acoustic music architectural engineering building engineering architectural design

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exploring Novel Beautiful, Durable, Hard, Smooth, Acoustically Absorbent Materials. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Randall J. RehfussMichael ErmannMartha SullivanAndrew HulvaAlexander M. Kern

materials sciencesounddesignmaterial researchaudiologymaterials engineeringabsorbent materialsengineering acousticacoustical engineeringadvanced materialshearing researchacoustic materialsapplied physicsabsorptionphysical acousticssound design

Mapping Speech Transmission Index (Sti) and Background Noise in University Classrooms. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Andrew HulvaMichael ErmannJeffrey RynesRandall J. RehfussAaron KanapeskyAlexander Reardon

university classroomsspeech transmission index

Subjective Listening Tests: Perception and Preference of Simulated Sound Fields. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Michael ErmannAndrew HulvaTanner UpthegroveRandall J. RehfussWalter HaimAaron KanapeskyTrey McmillonCaroyln ParkAlexander ReardonJeffrey RynesSam YeCharles Nichols

acoustic ecologybioacousticssubjective listening testspsychoacousticsaudiologyauditory sciencesimulated sound fieldsacoustical engineeringhearing researchcognitive sciencehealth sciences

Generative Acoustics in Architecture. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Emily SchilbMichael ErmannDavid RifeAndrew Hulva

architecturegenerative acousticsarchitectural acoustics

Linking Design Decisions to Speech Intelligibility. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Andrew HulvaMichael ErmannKirsten HullRandall RehfussAaron KanapeskyAlex Reardon

speech processingdesignspeech communicationacoustic signal processing

Noise Illustrated. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Michael Ermann

acoustic signal processingacoustic modelingacoustical engineeringenvironmental noisenoiseindustrial noise

Architectural Acoustics Illustrated. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2015)

Michael Ermann

architecturesoundacoustic signal processingacoustic modelingacoustical engineeringarchitectural acoustics

Architectural Acoustics Illustrated, Animated, Designed, and Built. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2014)

Michael ErmannNawazish NanjiVinny ArgentinaMatt YourshawMarie ZawistowskiKeith ZawistowskiLauren DudaMegumi EzureSamantha StephensonTaylor TerrillIan SheltonSamantha YehKyle LeeHuy DuongBrent SikoraLeo NaegeleTyler AtkinsDerek EllisonMargaret NelsonLeah SchaferEmarie Skelton

architecturesoundacoustic signal processingacoustic modelingacoustical engineeringarchitectural acousticssound design

Do Elementary School Children Eat Less in Noisy Cafeterias?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2014)

Michael ErmannElena L. SerranoCarman BykerRobert Calvey

acoustic ecologyoccupant comfortaudiologyfood choiceeducationacoustical engineeringbuilt environmentelementary school childrennoisy cafeteriasbehavioral sciences

What Do Teachers Think About Noise in the Classroom?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2014)

Ana M. JaramilloMichael G. ErmannPatrick Miller

classroom practicesteacher educationeducationnoise

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Michael Ermann

Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

School of Architecture

Blacksburg Campus

College of Architecture, Arts, and Design

School of Architecture

Michael Ermann is currently serving as a Blacksburg Campus Professor at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael Ermann

Virginia Tech

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exploring Novel Beautiful, Durable, Hard, Smooth, Acoustically Absorbent Materials. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Randall J. RehfussMichael ErmannMartha SullivanAndrew HulvaAlexander M. Kern

Mapping Speech Transmission Index (Sti) and Background Noise in University Classrooms. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Andrew HulvaMichael ErmannJeffrey RynesRandall J. RehfussAaron KanapeskyAlexander Reardon

university classroomsspeech transmission index

Subjective Listening Tests: Perception and Preference of Simulated Sound Fields. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2017)

Michael ErmannAndrew HulvaTanner UpthegroveRandall J. RehfussWalter HaimAaron KanapeskyTrey McmillonCaroyln ParkAlexander ReardonJeffrey RynesSam YeCharles Nichols

acoustic ecologybioacousticssubjective listening testspsychoacousticsaudiologyauditory sciencesimulated sound fieldsacoustical engineeringhearing researchcognitive sciencehealth sciences

Generative Acoustics in Architecture. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Emily SchilbMichael ErmannDavid RifeAndrew Hulva

architecturegenerative acousticsarchitectural acoustics

Linking Design Decisions to Speech Intelligibility. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Andrew HulvaMichael ErmannKirsten HullRandall RehfussAaron KanapeskyAlex Reardon

speech processingdesignspeech communicationacoustic signal processing

Noise Illustrated. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2016)

Michael Ermann

acoustic signal processingacoustic modelingacoustical engineeringenvironmental noisenoiseindustrial noise

Architectural Acoustics Illustrated. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2015)

Michael Ermann

architecturesoundacoustic signal processingacoustic modelingacoustical engineeringarchitectural acoustics

Architectural Acoustics Illustrated, Animated, Designed, and Built. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2014)

architecturesoundacoustic signal processingacoustic modelingacoustical engineeringarchitectural acousticssound design

Do Elementary School Children Eat Less in Noisy Cafeterias?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2014)

Michael ErmannElena L. SerranoCarman BykerRobert Calvey

acoustic ecologyoccupant comfortaudiologyfood choiceeducationacoustical engineeringbuilt environmentelementary school childrennoisy cafeteriasbehavioral sciences

What Do Teachers Think About Noise in the Classroom?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2014)

Ana M. JaramilloMichael G. ErmannPatrick Miller

classroom practicesteacher educationeducationnoise

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2
3
4
10 / page

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