Research to Enhance the Sense of Presence Based on the Positional Relationship Between the Sound Source and the Distance
Research to Enhance the Sense of Presence Based on the Positional Relationship Between the Sound Source and the Distance
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基于声源与距离的位置关系增强临场感的研究
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-031-27470-1_9
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发表时间:
2023
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通讯作者:
Takayuki Fujimoto
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作者:
Tomo Moriguchi;Takayuki Fujimoto
In this research, through the survey and experiments, we examined whether the reflection of distance to sounds leads to an improvement in the sense of reality, and whether it is possible to enhance the sense of presence by reproducing the feeling of distance in environment that each of audience can easily build. The basic idea is from the needs of the times: the increase in online events due to the spread of COVID-19, and the loss of sense of distance and lack of realism when watching online events. From the survey results on ‘sense of reality’ at the first stage of the research, it became clear that ‘sense of reality’ is composed of multi kinds of sensory elements. Therefore, it is thought that, if sounds reflect sense of distance, it would lead to the enhancement of the ‘three-dimensional feeling’ and the ‘sense of cause and effect’, which are components of the ‘sense of presence’, and thus this results in the enhancement of the sensory reality of “being there” when viewing a video. Also, the sound is attenuated by different kinds of causes, and in the large-scale venues where events take place, it is the case that the ‘sound attenuated by the distance from the sound source’ reaches most of the seats. To reproduce a sense of distance, two kinds of experiments were conducted to confirm whether people recognize it and to check whether it is reproducible. From the results, it has been shown that the feeling of distance from the object can be perceived almost accurately by the audio information and the ‘distance perception’ can be altered to some extent by the volume change. Recognizing distance leads to an improvement in the three-dimensional sense, which is one of components of the sense of reality, and it is thought that matching the feeling of distance perceived by sound and the feeling of distance perceived by the image can improve the ‘sense of cause and effect’. Therefore, based on the results of the experiment, it is considered possible to enhance the sense of presence by changing the sound volume in line with what is on the video. Even in a re-viewing environment that can be generally adjusted like when participating in an event online.