Summer 2008: Identification of Candidate Acoustic Cues for Sound Localization
By Rishi Kothari
Sound localization is an important ability for all animals for a variety of reasons, including avoiding predation and finding food. The localization of sound in animals, as well as humans, has been investigated extensively with respect to varying azimuth, but substantially less study has been done on the effects of changing the distance or elevation of the sound source. Continue reading