CODECHECK Certificate 2023-001
Paper details
Title: Urban Sound Mapping for Wayfinding - A theoretical Approach and an empirical Study
Authors: Eva Nuhn, Kai Hamburger, Sabine Timpf
Abstract: Obtained from OpenAlex
Abstract. Conventional navigation systems use visually perceptible landmarks to navigate their users from a starting point to a destination. However, sometimes visual information is not enough for route guidance. Visually-impaired or elderly people may not be able to navigate using the visual sense. Furthermore, there may exist no outstanding (i.e., salient) visual landmarks that could be used to navigate. In such a case auditory information may be a helpful guide. We performed two online studies and a focus-group interview to identify possible sound classes in an urban environment. Based on our results, we gathered sounds in Augsburg and classified them according to their source. The findings support our notion that auditory information can be useful for spatial orientation and guidance in addition to or even replacing visual information.
CODECHECK details
Certificate identifier: 2023-001
Codechecker name: Philipp A. Friese
Time of check: 2023-06-13 12:00:00
Repository: https://osf.io/c7vx3
Full certificate: https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/c7vx3
Type: conference
Venue: AGILEGIS
Summary:
The data of the paper under reproduction is published on figshare under a CC-BY-4.0 license. In total, three tables, three figures, and two data points embedded into the text are eligible for reproduction. All have been successfully reproduced. The authors showed concern and dedication to support reproducibility of their work. Reproduction was successful.
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