This editorial introduces a Special Issue of the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, on ‘Ultrasound in Air’. In this Special Issue, one paper covers ways of categorizing the ultrasonic regimes, and three papers cover human effects. One of those three, plus five others, constitute the six papers that report on the measured outputs of commercial devices. Two cover calibration, and the final three papers cover novel applications.This editorial outlines the context in which these papers provide individual studies, including the development of technology and guidelines for safe exposure, and ending with an analysis of what is currently known about claims of sonic attacks on embassy staff in Cuba and China
While exposure to airborne ultrasound is increasing in occupational contexts and in public and priva...
Equipment and machinery in industries may produce ultrasound when they are getting into failure cond...
This paper presents a brief update on ultrasound bioeffects. Benefits and risks of ultrasound examin...
Today we see a proliferation of technology that purports to use the low ultrasonic frequency range (...
Ultrasonic waves are mechanical waves with a frequency greater than 20,000 Hz. Ultrasonic waves are ...
The standards for airborne ultrasound exposure limits were derived from research conducted by three ...
AbstractInternational safety regulations such as EN 1127-1 consider ultrasound to be an ignition sou...
Research has indicated that airborne ultrasonic sound impinging on the ear drums of humans has the p...
The standards for airborne ultrasound exposure limits were derived from research conducted by three ...
Research has indicated that airbourne ultrasound impinging on the eardrums of humans has the potenti...
Recent work showing the presence of a new generation of ultrasound (US) sources in public places has...
New measurements indicate that the public are being exposed, without their knowledge, to airborne ul...
Audio files containing recordings of very high frequency and ultrasound sources. The source type is ...
Everyday we are exposed to a world of sounds that we do not hear. Many of the sounds come on the edg...
It is proposed that the ultrasound frequency spectrum should be divided into three bands in order to...
While exposure to airborne ultrasound is increasing in occupational contexts and in public and priva...
Equipment and machinery in industries may produce ultrasound when they are getting into failure cond...
This paper presents a brief update on ultrasound bioeffects. Benefits and risks of ultrasound examin...
Today we see a proliferation of technology that purports to use the low ultrasonic frequency range (...
Ultrasonic waves are mechanical waves with a frequency greater than 20,000 Hz. Ultrasonic waves are ...
The standards for airborne ultrasound exposure limits were derived from research conducted by three ...
AbstractInternational safety regulations such as EN 1127-1 consider ultrasound to be an ignition sou...
Research has indicated that airborne ultrasonic sound impinging on the ear drums of humans has the p...
The standards for airborne ultrasound exposure limits were derived from research conducted by three ...
Research has indicated that airbourne ultrasound impinging on the eardrums of humans has the potenti...
Recent work showing the presence of a new generation of ultrasound (US) sources in public places has...
New measurements indicate that the public are being exposed, without their knowledge, to airborne ul...
Audio files containing recordings of very high frequency and ultrasound sources. The source type is ...
Everyday we are exposed to a world of sounds that we do not hear. Many of the sounds come on the edg...
It is proposed that the ultrasound frequency spectrum should be divided into three bands in order to...
While exposure to airborne ultrasound is increasing in occupational contexts and in public and priva...
Equipment and machinery in industries may produce ultrasound when they are getting into failure cond...
This paper presents a brief update on ultrasound bioeffects. Benefits and risks of ultrasound examin...