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Interactive Audio Systems Symposium, York - Author Deadline Extended: July 10th



Hello all,
The deadline for paper proposals for the Interactive Audio Systems Symposium has been extended to Sunday July 10th. The programme is shaping up to be a packed day of talks and demos on all aspects of interactive audio with keynotes and tutorials from leading academic and industry figures including the BBC and IRCAM amongst others. If you are interested in presenting a paper or poster, please submit an abstract before July 10th. Hope to see you there!

Very best,
Gavin


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Call for Contributions

Interactive Audio Systems Symposium,
University of York
York, UK

Friday 23rd September, 2016

Recent advances in low-cost motion-tracking and sensing technologies,
coupled with increased computing power have paved the way for new
methods of audio production and reproduction. Interactive audio
systems can now readily utilise non-tactile data such as listener
location, orientation, gestural control and even biometric feedback,
such as heart rate, to intelligently adjust sound output. Such systems
offer new creative possibilities for a diverse range of applications
ranging from virtual reality, mobile technologies, in-car audio,
gaming, social media and film and TV production.

The University of York is pleased to announce a one-day symposium
dedicated to this topic of interactive audio systems. The symposium
will explore the perceptual, signal processing and creative challenges
and opportunities arising from such audio systems affected through
enhanced human-computer interaction.

The symposium will consist of original paper and poster sessions as
well as invited presentations from key industry figures and
demonstrations of emerging interactive audio technologies. We are now
accepting proposals (Abstract and Precis) for 4-8 page papers or
posters on novel research in related fields to interactive audio
including, but not limited to, the following areas:

- Moving sounds and moving listeners
- Audio for Virtual Reality
- Spatial audio techniques
- Psychoacoustics and perception
- Signal processing for interactive audio
- Robust listener control
- Motion tracking
- Game audio
- Real-time audio synthesis
- Interactive music generation
- Workflows for interactive audio
- Sound design for interactive audio

We also invite proposals for tutorials, workshops and demos to be
presented on the day.

Prospective participants can download the call for contributions here:
http://www.york.ac.uk/sadie-project/IASS2016/IASS_Call_for_Contributions_2016.pdf

Important dates:
July 10th 2016 -  Paper/Poster Abstract Submission deadline
July 15th 2016 - Registration Opens
July 20th 2016 - Notification of acceptance
July 31st 2016 - Workshop/Demos submission deadline
August 26th 2016 - Camera-ready paper submission
September 23rd 2016 - Symposium

Please visit the symposium webpage for further details at
http://www.sadie-project.co.uk/IASS2016.html

Easychair website:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iass2016

Organising Committee:

Symposium Chair: Gavin Kearney
Email: iass-chair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Papers Chairs: Gavin Kearney and Hyunkook Lee
Email: iass-papers-chair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Workshops Chairs: Sam Hughes and Mariana Lopez
Email: iass-workshops-chair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Program Committee:
Jude Brereton, University of York
Helena Daffern, University of York
Marcin Gorzel, Google Inc.
Sam Hughes, University of York
Gavin Kearney, University of York
Hyunkook Lee, University of Huddersfield
Mariana Lopez, Anglia Ruskin University
Damian Murphy, University of York
Chris Pike, BBC R&D

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Dr. Gavin Kearney
Lecturer in Audio and Music Technology
Department of Electronics
University of York
Heslington
York
YO10 5DD
Tel: +44 (0) 1904 32 2374
Fax:  +44 (0) 1904 32 2335
Web: http://www.elec.york.ac.uk/
SADIE Project: http://www.sadie-project.co.uk/


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