On the Signal Analysis of Two Waterfall Sounds in Australia's Broken Falls

More and more people are paying attention to the psychological pleasure and relaxation that sound hearing brings. In most cases, humans seem to have a special preference for natural sounds. Natural sounds are mainly white noise and pink noise such as wind, rain, waves, waterfall sounds, etc. All of...

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Published inThe International journal of advanced culture technology Vol. 8; no. 4; pp. 287 - 293
Main Authors Tian, Zhixing, Bae, MyungJin
Format Journal Article
LanguageKorean
Published 2020
Subjects
Health
EEG
Spectral Analysis
White sound
Brain Wave
Broken Falls sound
Grampians Mt
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Summary:More and more people are paying attention to the psychological pleasure and relaxation that sound hearing brings. In most cases, humans seem to have a special preference for natural sounds. Natural sounds are mainly white noise and pink noise such as wind, rain, waves, waterfall sounds, etc. All of these are often considered to be beneficial to human health, but in reality the same category of natural sounds is no different. It will be very different due to space, time and other factors. Each sound can be unique, so people's hearing experience is also different. This paper quantitatively analyzes the spectrum and brain waves to analyze the feeling of hearing the natural Broken Falls sound. In particular, we aim to objectively analyze the objective feeling of Broken Falls sound falling on the human auditory system through sound spectrum and brain waves.
Bibliography:KISTI1.1003/JNL.JAKO202008351737608
ISSN:2288-7202
2233-7318