Please note: The Data Scarf Workshop has changed from the morning to 1-3pm
You are welcome to join any of the workshops, even if you did not tick the box on the registration.
For the participants of Wednesday's D4 3D data sonification and spatialization workshop, the workshop will take place in LT1 starting at 9am. For those interested in obtaining the D4 software, please use the following link: http://ico.bukvic.net/main/d4/. The workshop is open to all and the software is not required to participate.
Viveka Turnbull Hocking's presentation notes for her keynote are available for those wanting the references etc. Than-you Viveka!

Tuesday:

Gender Diversity Discussion Group (Item54, Lunchtime,Thursday).
* All genders welcome. * Lunch pre-order possible. * Please see Hiroko to sign up. * Please arrive promptly!
Concert Soundcheck schedule:
1:00 pm   Set up PA
2:00 pm   General line test and lighting check
2:15 pm   Lux Mix
2:30 pm   Atom Tone
3:00 pm   Transposed Dekany
3:30 pm   Mallo March
4:00 pm   PhaseRings and Capillary Action
4:30 pm   Hearing a Gene of Hearing and Biologging Retrofit
5:00 pm   Stage Clear
5:30 pm   Concert Begins

Monday:

ICAD2016 Twitter hashtag: #icad2016
Publication Requirement: Please note that to be included in the Proceedings, papers, posters etc must conform to the paper template.
Papers without a PDF link require attention.

v0.13	SUNDAY		3 July 2016
	Nr	TIME	PLACE	EVENT	DETAILS	DESCRIPTION
	0.1	9-12	LT2	STUDENT THINK TANK	Chair:Hiroko Teresawa	Presentations and Discussions by Research Students with a faculty panel of international researchers. See the ThinkTank page.
	0.2	12:30	Lakeside	LUNCH	BBQ area across the footbridge from New Acton, next to the paddle boats. gmap
	0.3	13:30/14:00-17:00	LT2	THINK TANK (continued)

MONDAY		4 July 2016
Nr	TIME	PLACE	EVENT	AUTHOR	TITLE
1	8.30	SofM L5	REGISTRATION
2	9.00	LT3	WELCOME	ICAD 2016 Co-Chairs : David Worrall and Stephen Barrass		PDF
3	9.30	LT3	ORAL PAPERS 1 Sonic Information Design	Daniel Verona and Camille Peres	Exploring a Task-Analysis-Based Approach to Sonification Design	PDF38
4	10.00			Takuya Yamauchi	Designing Sound Representations for Responsive Environments	PDF2
5	10.30			William Martens, Philip Poronnik and Darren Saunders	Hypothesis-Driven Sonification of Proteomic Data Distributions Indicating Neurodegredation in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis	PDF24
6	11.00	Café	COFFEE
7	11.30	LT3	KEYNOTE ADDRESS 1	Viveka Turnbull Hocking	A Design-Led Approach: Opening up a Cross-Disciplinary Discourse into Design Research	PDF
8	12.30	YouChoose	LUNCH
9	14.00	LT3	ORAL PAPERS 2 Aesthetics, Philosophy, and Culture of Auditory Displays	Teresa Connors	The Aesthetics of Causality: A Descriptive Account into Ecological Performativity: A Creative Research Practice	PDF17
10	14.30			Marc St. Pierre and Milena Droumeva	Sonifying for Public Engagement: A Context-Based Model for Sonifying Air Pollution Data	PDF33
11	15.00			Jim Murphy, Dugal McKinnon and Mo Zareei.	Lost Oscillations: Exploring a City's Space and Time with an Interactive Auditory Art Installation	PDF19
12	15.30	Café	COFFEE
13	16.00	LT3	ORAL PAPERS 3 Sonic Information Design (cont'd)	Michael Quinton, Iain McGregor and David Benyon	Sonifying the Solar System	PDF3
14	16.30			Ivica Bukvic	3D Time-Based Aural Data Representation Using D4 Library's Layer Based Amplitude Panning Algorithm	PDF10
15	17:00	LT3		Keith Nesbitt, Paul Williams, Patrick Ng, Karen Blackmore and Ami Eidels	Designing Informative Sound to Enhance a Simple Decision Task	PDF4
16	17.30	Wig & Pen Pub (School of Music)		RECEPTION - Free to conference attendees!

TUESDAY		5 July 2016
Nr	TIME	PLACE	EVENT	AUTHOR	TITLE
17	9.00	LT3	ORAL PAPERS 4 Body and Mind	Steven Landry, Yuanjing Sun, Darnishia Slade and Myounghoon Jeon	Tempo-Fit Heart Rate App: Using Heart Rate Sonification as Exercise Performance Feedback	PDF18
18	9.30			Letizia Gionfrida, Agnieszka Roginska and Kent Friedman	The Triple Tone Sonification Method to Enhance the Diagnosis of Alzheimers and Dementia	PDF23
19	10.00			Ruimin Zhang, Jaclyn Barnes, Joseph Ryan, Myounghoon Jeon, Chung Hyuk Park and Ayanna Howard	Musical Robots for Children with ASD Using a Client-Server Architecture	PDF7
20	10.30			Ridwan Ahmed Khan, Ram Avvari, Katherine Wykovics, Pooja Ranay and Myounghoon Jeon	Lifemusic: Reflection of Life Memories by Data Sonification	PDF8
21	11.00	Café	COFFEE
22	11.30	LT3	KEYNOTE ADDRESS 2	George Khut	Biofeedback and Beyond
23	12.30	YouChoose	LUNCH
24	13.30	Foyer	POSTERS
				Mark Ballora	Music of Migration and Phenology: Listening to Counterpoints of Musk Ox and Caribou Migrations, and Cycles Of Plant Growth	PDF16
				Amit Barde, William Helton, Gun Lee and Mark Billinghurst	Binaural Spatialisation Over a Bone Conduction Headset: Elevation Perception	PDF13
				Allan Coop	Sonification, Musification and Synthesis of Absolute Program Music	PDF30
				Andrea Genovese, Jordan Juras, Christopher Miller and Agnieszka Roginska	Investigation of ITD Symmetry in Measured HRIRs	PDF12
				Daeyoung Jang, Jae-Hyoun Yoo and Taejin Lee	Implementation and Evaluation of 10.2 channel Microphone for UHDTV Audio	PDF11
				Steven Landry, David Tascarella, Myounghoon Jeon and Maryam Fakhrhosseini	Listen to Your Drive: Sonification Architecture and Strategies for Driver State and Performance	PDF9
				Fiore Martin, Oussama Metatla, Tony Stockman and Nick Bryan-Kinns	Accessible Spectrum Analyser	PDF41
				Ryan McGee and David Rogers	Musification of Seismic Data	PDF21
				Katieanna Wolf and Reid Oda	MalLo March: A Live Sonified Performance with User Interaction	PDF26
25	15.00	Café	COFFEE
26	15.30	LT3	INDUSTRY REPORT	Simon Carlile	The What and Why of Hearables
27	16.00	LT3	ORAL PAPERS 5 Mobiles and Wearables	Jason Sterkenburg, Steven Landry, Myounghoon Jeon and Joshua Johnson	Towards An In-Vehicle Sonically-Enhanced Gesture Control Interface: A Pilot Study	PDF15
28	16.30			John Dyer, Paul Stapleton and Matthew Rodger	Sonification of Movement for Motor Skill Learning in a Novel Bimanual Task: Aesthetics and Retention Strategies	PDF27
29	17.00			Greg Schiemer	Satellite Gamelan: microtonal sonification using a large consort of mobile phones	PDF51
30	18.00+		JAM SESSION at Smiths Alternative Bookshop (gmap directions)

WEDNESDAY		6 July 2016
Nr	TIME	PLACE	EVENT	PRESENTER
			WORKSHOPS 1 (&/or tourism)
31	9.00	LT1	Layer-Based Amplitude Panning	Ivica Ico Bukvic
32	9.00	LT3	The what and why of hearables	Simon Carlile
33	9.00	LT2	Data Scarf	Angelina Russo
34	9.00	Computer Lab	Sonification with Python and Csound	David Worrall
35	11.00	Café	COFFEE
36	11.30		WORKSHOPS 1 (cont'd)
37	12.30	YouChoose	LUNCH
38	13.30	Board Room L6	ICAD BOARD MEETING
			WORKSHOPS 2 (afternoon)(&/or tourism)
39	13.30	LT1	Using the microtonal Satellite Gamelan App	Greg Schiemer
40	13.30	LT2	Biology Retrofit Rehearsal for Performance	Nigel Helyer
41	13.30	Nat. Portrait Gallery	Neurofeedback & Contemplative Interaction	George Poonkhin Khut
42	13.30	Computer Lab	Hack Your ICAD Name Badge	Tim Barrass
43	15.00	Café	COFFEE
44	15.30	Board Room L6	ICAD BOARD MEETING (cont'd)
45	15.30	various	CONCERT PREPARATION
46	17.30	Llewellyn Hall Stage	CONCERT - Free to conference attendees! (programme below)
47	19.30	A.Baker	BANQUET Free to conference attendees! See Banquet for map and directions.

CONCERT: LEWELLYN HALL STAGE, Wednesday 6 July at 17:30
46	Featuring the ANU Experimental Music Studio (ANU EMS): Ellen Falconer, Millie Watson, Ben Harb, Benjamin Drury, Charles Martin
Nr	TITLE	DESIGNERS	PERFORMERS	DESCRIPTION	PDF
46.1	Transposed Dekany	Greg Schiemer	ICAD participants and the ANU EMS	A microtonal performance using the Satellite Gamelan app.	PDF 5
46.2	BioLogging Retrofit	Nigel Helyer	ANU EMS	A mechanical/performative sonification of environmental knowledge from Antarctic bio-logging data.	PDF 20
46.3	MalLo March	Katie Wolf and Reid Oda	Katie Wolf, Steven Landry and Daniel Verona	An audience-customised performance with MalLo, a predictive percussion instrument.	PDF 26
46.4	Hearing A Gene of Hearing	Stephen Barrass	ANU EMS	Percussion Performance of a Gene of Hearing for 4 species on 4 Ubang clay drums.	PDF 56
46.5	PhaseRings for 6 iPads and Ensemble Director Agent	Charles Martin	ANU EMS	An improvised iPad performance where performers are tracked and guided by an Ensemble Director Agent.	PDF 99
46.6	Atom Tone	Jirí Suchánek	Jirí Suchánek	A live sonification and aesthetic exploration of atomic spectra.	PDF 49

THURSDAY		7 July 2016
Nr	TIME	PLACE	EVENT	AUTHOR	TITLE
48	9.00	LT3	ORAL PAPERS 6 Tasks and Attention	Anna Bramwell-Dicks, Helen Petrie and Alistair Edwards	Can Listening to Music Make You Type Better? The Effect Of Music Style, Vocals And Volume On Typing Performance	PDF29
49	9.30			Toby Gifford	Tuning into the Task: Sonic Environmental Cues and Mental Task Switching	PDF39
50	10.00			Clayton Rothwell, Griffin Romigh and Brian Simpson	Virtual-Audio Aided Visual Search on a Desktop Display	PDF34
51	10.30			Derek Brock, Christina Wasylyshyn, and Brian McClimens	Word Spotting in a Multichannel Virtual Auditory Display at Normal and Accelerated Rates of Speech	PDF31
52	11.00	Café	COFFEE
53	11.30	LT3	KEYNOTE ADDRESS 3	Adrian KC Lee	Auditory Scene Analysis, Object Formation and Selection and their Implications with respect to Stream-Based Sonification
54	12.30	YouChoose	LUNCH - Gender Diversity Discussion Group (Kingsland Room, School of music, Level 6)
55	13.30	LT3	ORAL PAPERS 7 3D Audio and Spatial Sound	Amit Barde, Matt Ward, William Helton, Mark Billinghurst and Gun Lee	A Bone Conduction Based Spatial Auditory Display As Part of a Wearable Hybrid Interface	PDF14
56	14.00			Nandini Iyer, Eric Thompson and Brian Simpson	Response Techniques And Auditory Localization Accuracy	PDF32
57	14.30			Griffin Romigh, Brian Simpson and Nandini Iyer	In Ear to Out There: A Magnitude Based Parameterization Scheme for Sound Source Externalization	PDF35
58	15.00			Ziqi Fan, Yunhao Wan and Kyla Mcmullen	Quantitatively Validating Subjectively Selected HRTFs for Elevation and Front-Back Distinction	PDF28
59	15.30	Café	COFFEE
60	16.00	LT3	REPORTS & OPEN MIKE
61	17.00		CONFERENCE CLOSE

	FRIDAY		8 July 2016
	62	Perisher Valley, NSW map		Ski through the Gum Trees, tour led by Stephen Barrass To Join, book the Perisher Day Trip Snow Package on the Murrays Bus Website. This which includes transport and gear hire for $198. The one day ski lift ticket is an additional $133.