Misure di HRTF su una testa KEMAR con padiglioni auricolari intercambiabili

This paper describes the acquisition of a dataset of Head-Related Transfer Function (HRTF) measurements performed at the University of Iceland. Full-sphere HRTFs (1513 positions) of a KEMAR mannequin with 20 different artificial pinnae obtained from molds of lifelike human heads are included. Preliminary analyses of results indicate the robustness and reproducibility of the acoustical measurements as well as their fidelity to reference KEMAR HRTFs. The purpose of the present data collection is to provide accurate input data for the implementation of a methodology for determining individual HRTF spectral patterns from a 3D representation of the user’s pinna and, in general, to encourage investigations on the relation between HRTFs and anthropometric data through machine learning techniques