Select Bibliography, July 1999
Foreword
This bibliography is a selection of research publications from National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) together with a few more general reports that may be of interest. It excludes articles written primarily for the information of consumers and which have been published as separate brochures or have appeared in newsletter type publications of NAL or other organisations. For the most part, the bibliography also excludes technical reports resulting from consulting activities, papers in conference proceedings and published abstracts.
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Select Bibliography, July 1999
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Alway, P. (1986), Corrections to condenser microphone pressure response. NAL Report No. 114.
Arlinger, S., Gatehouse, S., Bentler, R.A., Byrne, D., Cox, R.M., Dirks, D.D., Humes, L., Neuman, A., Ponton, C., Robinson, K., Silman, S., Summerfield, A.Q., Turner, C.W., Tyler, R.S. and Willott, J.F. (1996), Report of the Eriksholm Workshop on Auditory Deprivation and Acclimatization. Supplement to Ear & Hear. Vol. 17, 87S-98S.
Barker, C. and Dillon H. (1999), Client preferences for compression threshold in single channel wide dynamic range hearing aids. Ear & Hear, 20, 127-139.
Birtles, G.J. (1989), A visual reinforcement orientation audiometry screening procedure. Aust. J. Audiol. 11 (1):1 - 9.
Brigden, D. (1967), Observer variability and inaccuracy in measuring noise in octave and third octave bands, CAL Report 45.
Bullen, R.B. & Hede, A.J. (1982), Assessment of community noise exposure from rifle shooting. J. Sound vib.82, 29-37.
Bullen, Robert B., Hede, Andrew J. (1983), Time-of-day corrections in measures of aircraft noise exposure. J. Acoust. Soc. Am. Vol. 73: 1624-1630.
Bullen, R.B. and Job, R.F.S. (1985), Re-analysis of data presented in community response to blasting by Fidell et. al. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 78(2).
Bulteau, V.G., Carter, N.L., Keen, K. (1978), Parental interview, and oto-rhino-laryngological and electroacoustic impedance data of 386 10-12 year old Sydney Schoolchildren. NAL Report No. 75, AGPS, Canberra.
Burgess, V.R. (1975), A new system for wireless linked auditory trainers and hearing aids. Aust. Teacher Deaf, 26-30.
Burgess, V.R. & Christen, R. (1977), Entwicklung eines neuartigen drahtlosen Horsystems fur Horgeschadigte. = ('A new wireless hearing aid development'), Horgeschadigte Kinder 14, (Nov.), 185-92.
Burgess, V.R., Christen, R., Donald, G.C. & Lowe, A. (1979), Radio frequency hearing aids: the need for complementary and compatible channel allocation. Volta Review 81, (Feb./Mar.), 91-9.
Burwood, E.R. & Fiala, G.A. (1978), Field trial of NAL Portable Hearing Aid Test Facility Type 8500, NAL Informal Report 56.
Byrne, D.J. (1972), Some implications of body baffle for hearing aid selection. Sound 6, 86-91.
Byrne, D.J. (1973), Effective use of hearing aids by young deaf children. Aust. Teacher Deaf 13, 48-57.
Byrne, D.J.(1976), Comment on selecting hearing aids for young children. Brit J. Audiol. 10, 55-6.
Byrne, D.J. (1976), Gain and frequency response requirements of hearing aids for persons with sensorineural hearing impairments, NAL Report 64.
Byrne, D.J. (1977), The speech spectrum: some aspects of its significance for hearing aid selection and evaluation, Brit. J. Audiol. 11, 40-6.
Byrne, D.J. (1978), Selection of hearing aids for severely deaf children, Brit. J. Audiol. 12, 9-14, 19-22.
Byrne, D.J. (1979), Hearing aid selection: an analysis and point of view, Arch. Otolaryngol. 105, 519-25.
Byrne, D.J. (1980), Binaural hearing aid fitting, In E. Robert Libby (ed.), Binaural amplification, Chicago: Zenetron (Binaural hearing and amplification, vol. 2), pp. 23-73.
Byrne, D.J. (1981), Clinical issues and options in binaural hearing aid fitting, Ear and Hearing 2, 187-93.
Byrne, D.J. (1981), Comment on Shapiro; comparison of three hearing aid selection procedures, Ear and Hearing 2, 127-9.
Byrne, D.J. (1981), Selective amplification: some psychoacoustic considerations, In F. Bess, B. Freeman & J. Sinclair (eds), Amplification in education, Washington, D.C., Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf.
Byrne, D.J. (1982), Theoretical approaches for hearing aid selection. In G.A. Studebaker & F.H. Bess (eds), The Vanderbilt hearing-aid report: state of the art - research needs, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, Monographs in contemporary audiology, pp. 175-9.
Byrne, D.J. (1983), Theoretical prescriptive approaches to selecting the gain and frequency response of a hearing aid, Monographs in Contemporary Audiology 4(1),
Byrne, D.J. (1983), Word familiarity in speech perception testing of children. Aust. J. Audiol., 5, 77-80.
Byrne, D.J. (1984), Evaluation of the National Acoustic Laboratories procedure for selecting the gain and frequency response of a hearing aid. Doctor of Philosophy, Thesis, Macquarie University.
Byrne, D.J. (1986), Effects of bandwidth and stimulus type on most comfortable loudness levels of hearing-impaired listeners. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 80, 484-493.
Byrne, D.J. (1986), Effects of frequency response characteristics on speech discrimination and perceived intelligibility and pleasantness of speech for hearing-impaired listeners. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 80, 494-504.
Byrne, D.J. (1986), Recent advances in hearing aids. In E. Cole and H. Gregory (Eds.) "Auditory training" Volta Review. 88, 31- 43.
Byrne, D.J. (1987), A post- (hearing aid) fitting evaluation procedure using speech intelligibility and pleasantness judgments. NAL Report No. 112.
Byrne, D.J. (1987), Hearing aid selection formulae: same or different? Hear. Instrum., 36/1, 5-11.
Byrne, D.J. (1988), Hearing aid selection for adults and children. In: Engzell, U. et al, eds. Towards Better Communication, Co-operation and Coordination Hong Kong: Hong Kong Society for the Deaf.
Byrne, D.J. (1988), Recent hearing instrument research suggests what? Hear. Instrum. 39(12), 22-23.
Byrne, D.J. (1988), The National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) hearing aid selection procedure. Audiology in Practice, 4(1), 4-5 (English and Spanish)
Byrne, D.J. (1988), How different are hearing aid selection formulae? Audiology in Practice, 4 (1), 7-8 (English and Spanish).
Byrne, D.J. (1989), Technical aspects of hearing aids. In: Brooks, D. (Ed.) Adult Aural Rehabilitation, London: Chapman and Hall.
Byrne, D.J. (1991), Evaluation measures of speech intelligibility and quality. In Studebaker, G.A., Bess, F.H., Beck, L.B. (eds.) The Vanderbilt Hearing aid Report II. Parkton, Md.: York Press, 195-9
Byrne, D.J.(1992), Key issues in hearing aid selection and evaluation, Journal of the American Academy of Audiology 3(2): 67-80.
Byrne, D.J. (1992), International hearing aid conference, American Journal of Audiology 2(2): 30-32.
Byrne, D. (1993), Implications of the National Acoustic Laboratories’ (NAL) Research for Hearing Aid Gain and Frequency Response Selection Strategies, In, Acoustical factors affecting hearing aid performance, 2nd ed. Ed. Studebaker, G.A. Hochberg, I., Allyn and Bacon, Needham Heights, MA.
Byrne, D. (1995), Audiology in Australia. Am. J. Audiol. 4 (1), 6-8.
Byrne, D., (1996), Implications of acclimatization for hearing aid fitting practices and research. Supplement to Ear & Hear. Vol. 17, 255-265.
Byrne, D. (1996), Hearing aid selection for the 1990s: Where to: J. Amer. Acad. Audiol.7, 377-395.
Byrne, D. (1998), Hearing aid clinical trials: Specific benefits need specific measures. Am J Audiol, 7, 17-19.
Byrne D., Birtles G. (1994), Hearing impairment and hearing aid use. Medical J. Aust. 160, 16 May. 662-3 (Letter to the Editor).
Byrne, D. and Ching, T. (1997), Optimising amplification for hearing-impaired children: I. Issues and procedures. Aust J Education of Deaf, 3, 21-27.
Byrne, D.J. & Christen, R. (1979), Preferred listening levels and loudness of filtered speech. Aust. J. Audiol. 1, 32-40.
Byrne, D.J. & Christen, R. (1981), Providing an optimal auditory signal with varied communication systems, In F. Bess, B. Freeman and J. Sinclair (eds), Amplification in education, Washington, D.C., Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf, pp. 286-304.
Byrne, D.J., Christen, R. and Dillon, H. (1981), Effect of peaks in hearing aid frequency response curves on comfortable listening levels of normal hearing subjects, Aust. J. Audiol. 3, 42-6.
Byrne, D. and Cotton, S. (1987), Preferred listening levels of sensorineurally hearing-impaired listeners. Aust. J. Audiol. 9:1, 7-14.
Byrne, D.J. and Cotton S., (1988), Evaluation of the National Acoustic Laboratories new hearing aid selection procedure. J. Sp. & Hearing Res., 31, 178 - 186.
Byrne, D.J. & Dermody, P.J. (1974), An incidental advantage of binaural hearing aid fittings: the cross-over effect. Brit. J. Audiol. 8, 109-12.
Byrne, D.J. & Dermody, P.J. (1975), Binaural hearing aids. Hear. Instr. 26: (7), 22-3, 26.
Byrne, D.J. & Dermody, P.J. (1975), Localisation of sounds with binaural body-worn hearing aids. Brit. J. Audiol. 9, 107-15.
Byrne, D.J. & Dermody, P.J. (1975), Some opinions of teachers of the deaf concerning binaural hearing aids. Aust. Teacher Deaf 16, 13-20.
Byrne, D.J. & Dillon, H.A. (1979), Bias in assessing binaural advantage, Aust. J. Audiol. 1, 83-8.
Byrne, D.J. & Dillon, H.A. (1981), Comparative reliability of warble tone thresholds under earphones and in sound field, Aust. J. Audiol. 3, 12-14.
Byrne, D.J. & Dillon, H.A. (1986), The National Acoustic Laboratories (NAL) new procedure for selecting the gain and frequency response of a hearing aid. Ear & Hearing, 7, 257-265.
Byrne, D., Dillon, H., Tran, K., Arlinger, S. (Linkoping), Bamford, J. Wilbraham, K. (Manchester); Cox, R., Alexander, G. (Memphis), Hageman, B. (Stockholm), Hetu, R. (Montreal), Kie, J., Lui, C., (Hong Kong), Kiessling, J., (Giessen): Kotby, N., Nasser, N., El Kholy, W. (Cairo); Nakanishi, Y. (Tokyo); Oyer, H., Lambert, C. (Columbus); Powell, R. (New Plymouth); Stephens, D., Meredith, R., Sirimanna, T., (Cardiff); Tavartkiladze, G., Frolenkov, G. (Moscow), Westerman, S., Ludvigsen, C., (Vaerloese). (1994), An International comparison of long-term average speech spectra. J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 96(4): 2108-20.
Byrne, D., and Dirks, D. (1996), Effects of acclimatization and deprivation of non-speech auditory abilities. Supplement to Ear & Hear. Vol. 17, 29S-37S.
Byrne, D.J. & Fifield, D.B. (1974), Evaluation of hearing aid fittings for infants. Brit. J. Audiol. 8, 47-54.
Byrne, D.J. & Green, A.C. (1972), Hearing aids: their use by the aged. NAL Report 59.
Byrne, D.J. & Murray, N. (1985), Relationships of HTLs, MCLs, LDLs and psychoacoustic tuning curves to optimal frequency response characteristics of hearing aids, Aust. J. Audiol. 7, 7-16.
Byrne, D.J. and Murray, N. (1986), Predictability of the required frequency response characteristics of a hearing aid from the pure tone audiogram. Ear & Hearing, 7, 63-70.
Byrne, D. and Noble, W. (1998), Optimizing sound localization with hearing aids. Trends in Amplification, 3(2), 49-73.
Byrne, D., Noble, W. and Glauerdt, B. (1996), Effects of earmould type on ability to locate sounds when wearing hearing aids. Ear & Hear. Vol. 17, 218-228.
Byrne, D.J., Noble, W. and LePage, B. (1992), Effects of long-term bilateral and unilateral fitting of different hearing aid types on the ability to locate sounds. J. of the Amer. Academy Audiol.3:369-82.
Byrne, D., Noble, W. and Ter-Horst, K. (1995), Effects of hearing aids on localization of sounds by people with sensorineural and conductive/mixed hearing losses. Aust. J. Audiol. Vol. 17, 79-86.
Byrne, D.J. and Parkinson, A., (1987), Reliability and sensitivity of intelligibility and pleasantness judgments of amplified speech Aust, J. Audiol. 9, 77-86.
Byrne, D.J., Parkinson, A and Newall, P. (1990), Comparisons of NAL and MCL based hearing aid frequency response prescriptions for severely/profoundly hearing-impaired clients. Aust. J. Audiol. 12, 1-9.
Byrne, D.J., Parkinson, A and Newall, P. (1990), Amplification for the severely hearing-impaired-young and old. In Jensen, J.H. (ed), Presbycusis and other age-related aspects. (14th Danavox Symposium), Copenhagen : Stougaard Jensen.
Byrne, D.J., Parkinson, A and Newall, P. (1990), Hearing aid gain and frequency response requirements for the severely/profoundly hearing impaired, Ear and Hearing 1990 11: 40 - 7.
Extended abstract, pp.287-8, In: Bernthal, J.E. Hall, J.W., Tomblin, J.B. eds., Yearbook of Speech, Language & Hearing, St. Louis: Mosby Year Book, 1991.
Byrne, D.J., Parkinson, A and Newall, P. (1991), Modified hearing aid selection procedures for severe-profound hearing losses. In: Studebaker, G.A., Bess, F.H., Beck, L.B. (eds.) The Vanderbilt hearing aid report II. Parkton, Md., York Press, 295-300.
Byrne, D., Sinclair, S. and Noble, W. (1998), Open earmoulds for improved auditory localization by people with sensorineural hearing losses and good high-frequency hearing. Ear Hear, 19, 62-71.
Byrne, D.J. & Tonisson, W. (1976), Selecting the gain of hearing aids for persons with sensorineural hearing impairments. Scand. Audiol. 5, 51-9.
Byrne, D.J. & Upfold, L.J. (1986), Binaural fitting practices in the National Acoustic Laboratories. Hearing Journal, 39 (11), 41-44.
Byrne, D.J. and Upfold, G. (1991), Implications of ear canal resonance for hearing aid fitting. Seminars in Hearing 12, 34-41.
Byrne, D.J. & Walker, G.I. (1978), Selecting hearing aids for real- ear performance, Hear. Instr. 29 (11), 12-14, 53.
Byrne, D.J. & Walker, G.I. (1979), Proposed method for selecting amplification for a multichannel hearing aid with expansion, compression and limiting facilities, for persons with moderate hearing impairments, NAL Informal Report 58, AGPS, Canberra.
Byrne, D.J. & Walker, G.I. (1982), The effects of multichannel compression and expansion amplification on perceived quality of speech, Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 1-8.
Carter, N.L. (1963), Loudness of triangular transients, J. Aud. Res. 3, 255-89.
Carter, N.L. (1963-64), Loudness of triangular transients:
a. Loudness matching with interrupted white noise, CAL Interim Report 1.
b. Corrections to SPL in special headset for equal loudness in the diffuse field, CAL Interim Report 2.
c. Loudness of transients, interrupted and continuous white noise by the method of magnitude estimation, CAL Interim Report 4.
d. Corrections to SPL in earphone TDH-39 with MX41/AR cushion for equal loudness in the diffuse field, CAL Interim Report 6.
The effect of repetition rate, CAL Interim Report 8.
Carter, N.L. (1965), Effect of repetition rate on the loudness of triangular transients, J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 37, 308-12.
Carter, N.L. (1966), The effect of spectrum on the loudness of impulsive noise, CAL Report 50, paper presented at International Meeting on Aerospace Medicine, 23, 28 Nov. - 1 Dec. 1966, Sydney.
Carter, N.L. (1966), An experimental study of the effect of noise of M113A1 Personnel Carrier on hearing, CAL Report 37.
Carter, N.L. (1967), Evaluation of the toy 'Sonic Blaster Zero-M' as a hazard to hearing, CAL Report 53.
Carter, N.L. (1967), Hearing damage risk criteria and impulse noise. Paper presented at the Fourth Annual Conference of the Ergonomics Society of Australia and New Zealand, 17-18th August, 1967. Also published as CAL Report No. 55.
Carter, N.L. (1968), Audibility of the XM551 armoured fighting vehicle at a distance, CAL Report 49. (Restricted Report)
Carter, N.L. (1971), Temporary hearing loss due to prolonged noise exposures, CAL Report 56.
Carter, N.L. (1971; 1979), 'The effects and non-effects of noise in industry'.In Ergonomics in the Australian Workplace. Melbourne: Productivity Promotion Council of Australia. 1st. ed. 1971; 2nd rev. ed. 1979.
Carter, N.L. (1972), 'Effects of rise time and repetition rate on the loudness of acoustic transients', J. Sound Vib. 21, 227-39.
Carter, N.L. (1973) The effect of transportation noise on behaviour. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the 10th Annual Conference of the Ergonomics Society of Australia and New Zealand, Sydney, Australia.
Carter, N.L. (1976), Investigation of an abbreviated form of the psychophysical staircase method for use in audiometry, NAL Report 66.
Carter, N.L. (1978),'A method for evaluating community response to noise from military firing ranges and other detonation sources', Bulletin of the Australian Acoustical Society 6, (3-4), Sept/Dec.
Carter, N.L. (1980), Eye colour and susceptibility to noise-induced permanent threshold shift. Audiology 19, 86-93.
Carter, N.L. (1986), A preliminary study of the effect of noise and blast from the M198 Howitzer on the heart rate of gun crew. NAL Report No. 115.
Carter, N.L. (1986), Non-auditory health effects of occupational noise. J. Occup. Health Safe. Aust. NZ. 2, 210-215.
Carter, N.L. (1987), Effect of firing L118 105 mm howitzer on hearing and some observations of heart rate and blood pressure in gun crew. NAL Report No. 117.
Carter, N.L. (1988), Effects of amplified music on the hearing of listeners and performers. Presented at Australian Acoustical Society Symposium, 21 September, 1988.
Carter, Norman L. (1988), Heart-rate and blood-pressure response in medium-artillery gun crews. Med. J. Aust. Vol. 149: 185-189.
Carter, N.L. (1989), Effectiveness of foam earplug hearing protection for artilleryman firing L118/119 105mm howitzers. Military Medicine 154, 473-476.
Carter, N.L. (1995), Environmental noise, sleep, and health. Proceedings of the 15th International Congress on Acoustics, Trondheim, Norway, 26-30 June, 1995. (Invited Paper).
Carter, N.L. (1995), Aspects of evironmental noise, sleep and health, Proceedings of the Annual conference of the Australian Acoustical Society, Perth, November (pp.71-75).
Carter, Norman L. (1996), Transportation noise, sleep, and possible after-effects. Environment International, Vol. 22: 105-116.
Carter, N.L. (1996), Approaches to the study of noise induced sleep disturbance. Proceedings of Internoise 96, Liverpool, England, 2277-2282.
Carter, N.L. and Beh, H.C. (1987), The effect of intermittent noise on vigilance performance. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 82:1334-1341.
Carter, N.L. and Beh, H.C. (1989), The effect of intermittent noise on cardiovascular functioning during vigilance task performance. Psychophysiology 26, 548-559.
Carter, N.L., Bulteau, V.G., Gray, C.H., Macsween, L. & Ferris, M. (1975), Report of a study on the effect of environmental noise on children's hearing, NAL Report 63.
Carter, N.L., Crawford, G., Kelly, D., and Hunyor, S. (1993), Environmental noise during sleep and sympathetic arousal assessed by urinary catecholamines. M. Vallet (ed.) Proceedings of the 6th International Congress on Noise as a Public Health Problem, Nice, France, Vol. 3, 388-392.
Carter, N.L. & Dunlop, J.I. (1973), 'The effect of rise time and repetition rate on the thresholds for acoustic transients', J. Sound Vib. 30, 359-66.
Carter, N.L. & Farrant, R.H. (1957), Australian application of I.C.A.O. aircrew hearing standards, CAL Report 12.
Carter, N.L., French, H.T. and LePage, E.L. (1995), Evaluation of the Aural Reflex Eliciting (AR) Earmuff - Progress Report No. 2 National Acoustic Laboratories, Sydney, April. 1995.
Carter, N.., French, H.T., and LePage, E.L. (1998), Evaluation of the aural reflex eliciting (AR) earmuff – phase 1. DSTO-TR-0737, AR-010-664, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Melbourne.
Carter, N.L., French H.T., LePage, E.L. and Booth, S.(1998), Aural reflex eliciting earmuffs for artillery gun crew. Proc. 7th International Congress on Noise as a Public Health Problem. Eds. N. Carter and R.F. Soames Job. Noise Effects ’98 Pty.Ltd., Sydney Australia, Vol.1., 63-66.
Carter, N.L. & Gallo, R.P. (1965), Effect of peak level on the loudness of triangular transients, J. Aud. Res. 5, 119-31.
Carter, N.L., Hunyor, S.N., Kenna, L.C. (1986), Rationale and method of an ongoing study of the effect of noise on cardiac arrhythmias during sleep. Proceedings, Community Noise Conference, Toowoomba, Queensland, October.
Carter, N.L., Hunyor, S.N., Crawford, G., Kely, D. and Smith, A.J.M. (1994), Environmental noise and sleep-arousals, cardiac arrhythmia and overnight urinary catecholamines. Sleep. 17: 298-307.
Carter, N.L. S.N. Hunyor, P. Ingham, and K.Tran (1994), A field study of the effects of traffic noise on heart rate and cardiac arrhythmia during sleep. Journal of Sound and Vibration; 169: 211-227.
Carter, N.L., Ingham, P., and Tran, K. (1991), Night-time indoor and outdoor traffic noise measurements, In: International Conference on Noise Control Engineering (20th: 1991: Sydney, NSW). The costs of noise, edited by A. Lawrence. Sydney: Australian Acoustical Society, 1991, 801-804.
Carter, N.L., Ingham, P., and Tran, K. (1991), Overnight traffic noise measurements in bedrooms and outdoors, Pennant Hills Road, Sydney - comparisons with criteria for sleep. Acoustics Australia, Vol.20: 49-55
Carter, N.L., Job, R.F.S., Peploe, P., Taylor, R., and Morell, S. (1996), Community response to major changes in runway configuration, operating procedures and aircraft noise at Sydney Airport. Proceedings of Internoise 96, Liverpool, England, 2311-2316.
Carter, N.L., Job, R.F.S., Taylor, R., Peploe, P., and Morell, S. (1996), Progress report on Sydney Airport Health Studies, Phase 1. Proceedings of Internoise 96, Liverpool, England, 2165-2170
Carter, N.L., Keen, K.J. Bulteau, V.G. & Waugh, R.L. (1978), Hearing levels of 10-12 year old Sydney schoolchildren, NAL Report 70, AGPS, Canberra.
Carter, N.L., Keen, K., Waugh, R.L., Bulteau, V.G. (1978), Hearing levels and oto-0torhino-laryngological findings in students of the University of Sydney under age 21. NAL Report 72. AGPS, Canberra.
Carter, N.L., Keen, K.J., Waugh, R.L., Murray, N. & Bulteau, V.G. (1981), The relations of eye colour and smoking to noise-induced permanent threshold shift. Audiology 20, 336-46.
Carter, N.L., Kryter, K.D. (1962), Studies of temporary threshold shift caused by high intensity acoustic transients, Report No. 949. Cambridge, Mass.: Bolt Beranek & Newman Inc.
Carter, N.L. and Kryter, K.D. (1962), Masking of pure tones and speech. J.Aud Res. 2, 66.
Carter, N.L., and Lockington, G. (1991), Sleep stage response to aircraft and traffic noise, In: International Conference on Noise Control Engineering (20th: 1991: Sydney, NSW). The costs of noise, ed. A. Lawrence, Sydney: Australia Acoustical Society, 835-38.
Carter, N.L. & Luckcuck, K. (1964), Noise of speedboat carnival on Lake Burley Griffin, CAL Report 29.
Carter, N.L. & Macrae, J.H. (1966), An improved hearing test for six months old infants, CAL Report 32.
Carter, N.L., Macsween, L., Bulteau, V.G., Gray, C.H. & Ferris, M. (1976), 'Environmental noise and pure tone thresholds', J. Sound Vib. 46, 259-78.
Carter, N.L., Murray, N., Khan, A. and Waugh R. (1984), A longitudinal study of recreational noise and young peoples' hearing. Aust. J. Audiol. 6, 45-53.
Carter, N.L., Murray, N.M. (1985), Reference equivalent threshold and pressure levels for the TDH 49 earphone - survey data and comment on Australian and International Standards. NAL Non- Commissioned Report No. 105.
Carter, N.L., Murray, N., Bulteau, V.G. (1985), Amplified music, recreational noise and hearing in young people aged 16-21 and 28-33 years. Aust J. Audiol., 7, 79-83.
Carter, N.L., Taylor, R., Job, R.F.S. Peploe, P., Jenkins, A. and Morell, S. (1993), Proposals for a study of aircraft noise and health, Sydney Airport, M. Vallet (ed.) Proceedings of the 6th International Congress on Noise as a Public Health Problem, Nice, France, Vol.2, 469-472.
Carter, N.L. and Upfold, G. (1991), Results of simplified tests of earplug attenuation, In: International Conference on Noise Control Engineering (20th: 1991: Sydney, NSW). The costs of noise, ed. A. Lawrence, Sydney: Australia Acoustical Society, 237-40.
Carter, N.L., and Upfold, G. (1993), Comparison of earphone and sound field methods for estimating noise attenuation of foam earplugs. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal 54. 307-312.
Carter, N.L., Waugh, R.L., Brigden, D. (1968), Evaluation of the CVC helmet as a communications headset and ear protector for use in the M551 armoured fighting vehicle. CAL Report 47.
Carter, N.L., Waugh, R.L., Keen, K., Murray, N., Bulteau, V.G. (1982), Amplified music and young people's hearing - a review and report of Australian findings. Med. J. Aust. 2, 125-8.
Ching, T., Dillon, H. and Byrne, D. 1997), Prediction of speech recognition from audibility and psychoacoustic abilities of hearing-impaired listeners. Modeling Sensorineural Hearing Loss. Ed. Walt Jesteadt. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers.
Ching, T., Dillon, H. and Byrne, D. (1998), Speech recognition of hearing impaired listeners: Predictions from audibility and the limited role of high frequency amplification. J Acoust Soc Am, 103, 1128-1140.
Ching, T., Newall, P., Wigney, D. (1995), Reliability and sensitivity of intelligibility judgments by severely and profoundly hearing-impaired children. Ann. Otol. Rhin. Laryngol. Suppl.166, Vol.14 No 9, 151-153.
Ching, Teresa, Newall, Philip, Wigney, David, (1996), Frequency Response and Gain Requirements of Severely and Profoundly Hearing Impaired Children, Aust. J. Audiol. 18, 99-101.
Ching, T., Newall, P. and Wigney, D. (1997), Comparison of severely and profoundly hearing impaired children’s amplification preferences with the NAL-RP and the DSL3.0 prescriptions. Scand Audiol, 26, 219-222.
Christen, R. (1976), Determination of optimum settings for users of auditory training equipment, NAL Informal Report 38.
Christen, R. (1980), Binaural summation at most comfortable loudness level (MCL), Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 92-8.
Christen, R. (1983), Evaluation of a wireless hearing aid fitting programme for students. Aust. J. Audiol. 5, 1-9.
Christen, R. & Byrne, D.J. (1980), Preferred listening levels for bands of speech in relation to hearing aid selection, Scand. Audiol. 9, 3-10.
Christen, R. & Byrne, D.J (1980), Variability of MCL measurements: significance for hearing aid selection, Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 10-18.
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