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.
With only a few exceptions (noted), the listed publications are held in the library of Australian Hearing. Members of the public may request copies of publications through any public library. Professional associates may request copies directly from:
The Librarian
Australian Hearing
126 Greville Street
CHATSWOOD NSW 2067
Australia
Phone: 02-9412 6801 Fax:02-9413 3855
Copies of some theses and larger reports may be unavailable but it may be possible to examine these publications by arrangement with the librarian. Finally, NAL research publications may also be accessible through some other libraries as complete sets (up to 1998 and excluding theses) have been presented to the National Library and to selected universities that offer courses in audiology or acoustics.
National Acoustic Laboratories
Select Bibliography, July 1999
597 titles of publications are listed alphabetically by authors' surnames.
To assist your search, you may click on the links below to find the author you want.
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.
Christen, R., and Byrne, D.(1980), Preferred listening levels for bands of speech in relation to hearing aid selection. Scand. Audiol. (9), 3-10.
Christen, R. & Plant, G.L. (1976), Considerations in the selection and use of auditory training equipment, NAL Report 65.
Cichello, P. (1985), An analysis of the relationship between the hearing levels of children as measured via sound field visual reinforcement orientation audiometry and earphone play audiometry techniques. Aust. J. Audiol. 7:2, 61-66.
Cichello, P. (1986), Sound field visual reinforcement orientation audiometry revisited. Aust. J. Audiol. 8:1, 12-17.
Clark, M.J. (1984), Maximization of Telecoil sensitivity. NAL Report 101.
Clark, J., Dermody, P. and Palethorpe, S. (1985), Cue enhancement by stimulus repetition: Natural and synthetic speech comparisons. J. Acoust. Soc. of Amer., 78, 458-462.
Cook, R. (1982), Impulse duration: a new instrument for its measurement. Applied Acoustics 15: 205-222.
Cook, Robert (1989), Adding a computer to your sound level meter. Acoustics Australia Vol. 17: 33-36.
Dawson, P.W. (1987), A hearing aid performance survey. Aust. J. Audiol. 9:2, 49-54.
Dawson, P., Dillon, H., Battaglia, J. (1991), Output limiting compression for the severe-profoundly deaf. Aust. J. Audiol. 13 (1), 1-12.
Deller, R.W. and LePage, E.L. (1997), Hearing loss in the music education curriculum. Proc.IX Australian Society for Music Education Conf., Brisbane, 4-8 July 1997, P.1-12.
Dermody, P.J. (1976), Auditory processing factors in children with language disorders. Aust. J. Human Comm. Disorders 4, 47-55.
Dermody, P.J. (1976), Neuroaudiological testing - a summary of research in progress and possible future directions. pp 31-40. In: Proceedings of the Conference of the Audiological Society of Australia (2nd: Melbourne, Vic.) Sydney: The Society.
Dermody, P.J. (1980), Dichotic listening in poor readers: A replication with developmental perspective. In: Nesdale, D., Pratt, C., Field, J et al. eds. Advances in child development: theory and research Perth: University of Western Australia.
Dermody, P.J. (1990), Intervention in auditory - receptive language disorders. pp 231-331 In: The Exceptional Child. Sydney: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.
Dermody, P. (1992), Human capabilities for speech processing in noise. In Proceedings of Speech Processing in Adverse Conditions. ETRW: Cannes-Manndelieu, France, ISSN1018-4554 p. 11-19.
Dermody, P. (1993), Auditory models for speech processing. Proceedings of SPRC Workshop on Signal Processing and its Applications. Brisbane. QUT Pp. 265-270.
Dermody, P.J. & Byrne, D.J. (1975), Auditory localisation by hearing- impaired persons using binaural in-the-ear hearing aids. Brit. J. Audiol. 9, 93-101.
Dermody, P.J. & Byrne, D.J. (1975), Loudness summation with binaural hearing aids. Scand. Audiol. 4, 23-8.
Dermody, P.J. & Byrne, D.J (1975), Variability in speech test performances for binaural hearing aid evaluations. NAL Report 62.
Dermody, P., Curotta, J. & Mackie, K. (1983), Pass/fail criteria in screening for otitis media in children with learning disorders. Int. J. of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 6, 151-162.
Dermody, P., Katsch, R. & Mackie, K. (1983), Amplitude equalisation techniques for speech intelligibility testing. 11th International Congress of Acoustics, Paris, France. 4, 45-48.
Dermody, P., Katsch, R. & Mackie, K. (1983), Auditory processing limitations in low verbal children: evidence from a two-response dichotic listening task. Ear and Hearing, 4, 272-277.
Dermody, P. and Lee, K. (1993), Identifying conducting hearing loss effects with auditory receptive language tasks. D. Moore (Ed) Proceedings of the First National Conference on Childhood Fluctuating Conductive Deafness - Otitis Media. Melbourne: ACFCD. pp 37-42. [Abstract only available]
Dermody, P.J. & Mackie, K. (1980), Auditory memory deficits in language disordered children, NAL Report 81.
Dermody, P. & Mackie, K. (1983), Effects of mild to moderate hearing loss on educational achievement. Proceedings of the Eighth National Conference of the Australian Association of Special Education, Brisbane, V2, 595-605.
Dermody, P. & Mackie, K. (1983), Problems in establishing tympanometric screening criteria: experience with a language/learning disordered population. Aust. J. Human Comm. Disorders, 11, 41-50.
Dermody, P. & Mackie, K. (1987), Speech Tests in Audiological Assessment at the National Acoustic Laboratories. In: Martin M. (Ed.) Speech Audiometry. London: Taylor and Francis, 255-78.
Dermody, P., Mackie, K., & Katsch, R. (1978), Investigation of language disorders in children using computer-generated speech materials. In: Proceedings of the Australian Computer Conference (8th: Canberra) Canberra: Australian Computer Society.
Dermody, P., Mackie, K. & Katsch, R. (1982), Neuroaudiology Section - research status report. NAL Report 92.
Dermody, P., Mackie, K. & Katsch, R. (1983), Dichotic listening in good and poor readers. J. Speech Hear. Res. 26, 341-348.
Dermody, P., Mackie, K., Katsch, R. (1986), Initial speech sound processing in spoken word recognition. In: Proceedings of the Speech Science and Technology Conference. Science & Technology Conference (1st : Canberra) Canberra : Speech Science & Technology Conference, 66-71
Dermody, P., Mackie, K., Katsch, R. (1987), Initial stop consonant perception in spoken word recognition. In: Proceedings International Congress of Phonetic Sciences.
Dermody, P., Raicevich, G., and Katsch, R. (1993). Comparative evaluations of auditory representations of speech. In M. Cooke, S. Beet and M. Crawford. Eds. Visual Representations of Speech, Chichester, U.K., Wiley, 229-236.
Dillon, H. (1981), An optimum value for detection probability, Perception and Psychophysics, 30, 169-74.
Dillon, H. (1982), A quantitative examination of the source of speech discrimination test score variability, Ear and Hearing 3, 51-8.
Dillon, H. (1983), The effect of test difficulty on the sensitivity of speech discrimination tests, J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 73, 336-44.
Dillon, H. (1983), Performance and optimization of the Calaid F.M. System. NAL Internal Report 41.
Dillon, H. (1983), Earmould modifications for wide-bandwidth, flat response hearing aid coupling systems for use in audiological measurements. Aust. J. Audiol. 5, 63-70.
Dillon, H. (1984), A procedure for subjective quality rating of hearing aids. NAL Report 100.
Dillon, H. (1985), Earmolds and high frequency response modification. Hear. Instr. 36:8, 11-12.
Dillon, H.(1988), Compression in Hearing aids. in Sandlin R (ed.). Handbook of Hearing aid amplification, Volume 1. San Diego, Cal.: College Hill Press.
Dillon, H.(1991), Allowing for real ear venting effects when selecting the coupler gain of hearing aids. Ear Hear. 12 (6): 406-16.
Dillon, H. (1993), Hearing Aid Evaluation: Predicting Speech Gain from Insertion Gain. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, Vol. 36, 621-633, June 1993.
Dillon, H. (1994), Shortened Hearing Aid Performance Inventory for the Elderly (SHAPIE): A Statistical Approach. Aust.J.Audiol.Vol. 16 No. 1:37-48.
Dillon, H. (1996), Compression? Yes, but for low or high frequencies, for low or high intensities, and with what response times? Ear & Hear.17, 287-307.
Dillon, H. (1997), Converting insertion gain to and from headphone coupler response. Ear Hear, 18, 346-348.
Dillon, H. (1999). Measuring the outcomes of a national rehabilitation program: Normative data for the Client Oriented Scale of Improvement (COSI) and the Hearing Aid Users Questionnaire (HAUQ). J. Amer. Acad. Audiol., 10, 67-79.
Dillon H. (1999), NAL-NL1: A new prescriptive fitting procedure for non-linear hearing aids. Hearing J., 52(4), 10-16.
Dillon, H., Byrne, D.J., Battaglia, J. (1992), Hearing instrument selection: by dispenser or computer. Hearing Instruments, 43/8, 18-21.
Dillon, H., Byrne, D., Katsch, R., Ching, T., Keidser, G.( 1999), The NAL team responds. Hearing J., 52(4), 36-38.
Dillon, H., Byrne, D., and Upfold, L. (1982), Reliability of speech discrimination testing in relation to hearing aid candidacy. J. Otolaryng. Soc. Austral. 5/2: 81-84
Dillon, H., Byrne, D. & Upfold, L. (1983), The reliability of speech discrimination testing in relation to hearing aid candidacy. J. Otolaryngol. Soc. Aust. 5/2, 81-84.
Dillon, H., Chew R., and Deans M. (1984), Loudness discomfort level measurements and their implications for the design and fitting of hearing aids. Aust. J. Audiol., 6, 73-79.
Dillon, H., and Ching, T. (1995), What makes a good speech test? In: Profound Deafness and Speech Communication. Plant G. And Spens K-E (Eds) Whurr Publishers Ltd., London, 305-344.
Dillon, H., James, A. and Ginis, J. (1997), Client oriented scale of improvement (COSI) and its relationship to several other measures of benefit and satisfaction provided by hearing aids. J. Am. Acad. Audiol. Vol. 8, 27-43.
Dillon, H., Koritschoner, E., Battaglia, J., Lovegrove, R., Ginis J., Mavrias, G., Carnie, L., Ray, P., Forsythe, L., Towers, E., Goulios, H., Macaskill, F. (1991), Rehabilitation effectiveness 1 : Assessing the needs of clients entering a national hearing rehabilitation program. Aust. J. Audiol 13(2): 55-65.
Dillon, H., Koritschoner, E., Battaglia, J., Lovegrove, R., Ginis J., Mavrias, G., Carnie, L., Ray, P., Forsythe, L., Towers, E., Goulios, H., Macaskill, F. (1991), Rehabilitation effectiveness II : Assessing the outcomes for clients entering a national hearing rehabilitation program. Aust. J. Audiol 13(2): 68-82.
Dillon, H. & Macrae, J. (1984), Derivation of design specifications for hearing aids. NAL Report 102.
Dillon, H. & Macrae, J. (1986), Performance requirements for hearing aids. J. Rehabilitation Research and Development, 23:1, 1-15.
Dillon H., Murray, N. (1987), Accuracy of twelve methods for estimating the real ear gain of hearing aids. Ear Hear. 8, 2-11.
Dillon, H., Storey, L.(1998), The National Acoustic Laboratories’ Procedure for Selecting the Saturation Sound Pressure Level of Hearing Aids: Theoretical Derivation. Ear.& Hear. Vol. 19, 255-266.
Dillon, H., Storey, L., Grant, F., Philips, A., Skelt, L., Mavrias, G., Woytowych, W., Walsh, M. (1998), Preferred Compression Threshold with 2:1 Wide Dynamic Range Compression in Everyday Environments. Aust. J. Audiol. Vol. 20, 33-44.
Dillon, H. and Storey, L. (1998), The National Acoustic Laboratories’ procedure for selecting the saturated sound pressure level of hearing aids: theoretical derivation. Ear Hear Vol. 19, 255-266
Dillon H. & Upfold, L. (1981), A method for predicting the number of hearing aids on issue, NAL Informal Report 78.
Dillon, H. & Walker, G. (1980), The perception by normal hearing persons of intensity fluctuations in narrow band stimuli and its implications for sound field calibration procedures, Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 72-82.
Dillon, H. & Walker, G. (1981), The effect of acoustic environment on the reliability of soundfield audiometry, Aust. J. Audiol. 3, 67-72.
Dillon, H. & Walker, G. (1982), Comparison of stimuli used in sound field audiometric testing, J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 71, 161-72.
Dillon, H. & Walker, G (1982), The selection of modulation waveform for frequency modulated sound field stimuli, Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 56-61.
Dillon, H. & Walker, G. (1983), Compression input or output control? Hear. instr. 34 Sept., 20, 22, 42.
Dillon, H., Yeend, I., Storey, L. and Wigney, D.(1995), Selecting the maximum output level of hearing aids. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Speech & Hearing Sciences, Osaka, Japan, 1994.
Dodd, B., Plant, G. and Gregory, M. (1989), Teaching lip - reading: The efficacy of lessons on video. British Journal of Audiology, 23, 229 - 238.
Donald, G.C., Burwood, E. (1979), Induction field wireless hearing aid, NAL Internal Report 16.
Dudley, P.F. (1967), Evoked response audiometry and individual loudness functions, CAL Report 43.
Dudley, P.F. (1968), The development of a speech hearing test using recorded sentences, CAL Internal Report 5.
Dudley, P.F. & Macrae, J.H. (1968), The measurement of improvement in speech hearing and its relation to hearing aid use, CAL Internal Report 4.
Dunsmore, P.A. (1977), A method for measuring low ambient noise levels, NAL Report 68.
Eccles, J.C., & Murray, N.E. (1942), Preliminary Report on Receiver Design and Attenuation of Ambient Noise.
Eccles, J.C. & Murray, N.E. (Sept. 1943), Gunfire test with ATL earplugs, ATL Informal Report 6.
Eccles, J.C. & Murray, N.E. (Nov. 1943), Earplugs for protection against noise and blast, ATL Report 5
Eccles, J.C. & Murray, N.E. (Nov. 1943), Report on protectors, ear- drum, Mark 1, ATL Informal Report 7.
Eccles, J.C., Murray, N.E. & Gardiner, I.D.R. (May 1943), Noise in Australian Built Beaufort Bomber. ATL Report No. 1.
Farrant, R.H. (1958), The audiometric testing of children in schools and kindergartens, CAL Report 14. Also in J. Aud. Res. 1, 1-24, (1960).
Farrant, R.H. (1961), A factor analytic study of the intellective abilities of deaf and hard of hearing children compared with normal hearing children, Ph.D. dissertation, Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill., U.S.A.
Farrant, R.H. (1961), The study of the communication disorders at Northwestern University, in the U.S.A., J. Aust. Coll. Speech Ther. 11, 47-52.
Farrant, R.H. (1961), Children with aphasic and other psychoneurological communication disorders in N.S.W. CAL Report 18.
Farrant, R.H. (1963), The aphasias in children: Myklebust's approach and some Australian derivations, J. Aust. Coll. Speech Ther. 13, 6-11.
Farrant, R.H. (1963), A social survey approach to the problems of noise and vibration etc. from brickpits and quarries, CAL Report 28, paper presented at 63rd Conference of the Australian Branch of the British Psychological Society, 11 Aug. 1963.
Farrant, R.H. (1964), The artificial electronic larynx and its place in the rehabilitation of some laryngectomees, J. Aust. Coll. Speech Ther. 14, 15-19.
Farrant, R.H. (1964), The intellective abilities of deaf and hearing children compared by factor analysis, Amer. ann. deaf 109, 306-25.
Farrant, R.H. & Macrae, J.H. (1961), Comparison of CAL average hearing loss (3 octave method) and the 3 frequencies average hearing loss as predictors of deficiencies in hearing for speech etc., CAL Informal Report 24.
Farrant, R.H. & Skurr, B. (1966), 'Measuring the acoustic impedance of severely deaf ears to test for conductive component', J. Oto- Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 2, 1, 49-53.
Fifield, D.B. Earnshaw, R. & Smither, M.F. (1977), A new ear impression technique. Hear. Instr. 28: 12, 11-12, 40-1.
Fifield, D.B. Earnshaw, R. & Smither, M.F. (1980), A new ear impression technique to prevent acoustic feedback with high powered aids, Volta Review 82, 33-9.
Goodall, L.J. (1974), Permanent childhood deafness in Australia: incidence and trends 1957-1973. J. Oto-Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 3, 643-6.
Goodall,L.J. Bradford, P., Bulteau, V. & Upfold, L. (1980), What is impedance audiometry? Med. J. Aust. 2, 545-48.
Gore, G.B. (1983), Audio frequency loop systems for use with hearing aids. NAL Internal Report 45.
Gore, G.B. (1985), User and installation notes on audio frequency loop systems for use with hearing aids. NAL Report No. 110.
Gray-Thompson, M., and Richards, P. (1987), A computer program for hearing aid selection; its trial and development. Aust. J. Audiol. 9:1, 19-23.
Green, A.C. & Byrne, D.J. (1972), The pensioner hearing aid scheme: a survey in South Australia. Med. J. Aust. 2, 1113-16.
HA, J., and Williams, W. (1990), Computer modelling of sound propagation in the atmosphere above irregular terrain. Australian Vibration and Noise Conference (Melbourne, Vic.) Canberra : Institution of Engineers, Australia.
Hede, A.J. (1979), 'Comment on "Assessing bias in surveys of symptoms attributed to noise", 'J. Sound Vib. 66, 285-9.
Hede, A.J.(1980), Dichotic and bisensory grouping effect, Qrtly J. of Exp. Psych. 32, 295-306.
Hede, A.J. (1980), The pre-post cueing technique in the study of selective attention, Acta Psychologica 46, 115-28.
Hede, A.J. (1981), Perceptual selection in dichotic listening, Acta Psychologica 49, 189-200.
Hede, A.J., Bullen, R.B. & Rose, J.A. (1979), A social study of the nature of subjective reaction to aircraft noise, NAL Report 79,
Hede, A.J. & Bullen, R.B. (1981) Community reaction to noise from Hornsby rifle range. NAL Report 84,
Hede, A.J. & Bullen, R.B.(1981), Human perception and reaction to noise. Architectural Science Review 24: 3, 58-64.
Hede, A.J. & Bullen, R.B.(1982), Aircraft noise in Australia: a survey of community reaction. NAL Report 88,
Hede, A.J. & Bullen, R.B.(1982), Community reaction to noise from a suburban rifle range. J. Sound Vib. 82, 39-49.
Hickson, L., Hamilton, L., Orange, S.P. (1986), Factors associated with hearing aid use. Aust. J. Audiol. 8:2, 37-41
Hickson, L.M.H., Alcock, D. (1991) Progressive hearing loss in children with congenital cytomegalovirus. J. Paediatr. Child Health 27 (2): 105-7.
Hickson, L. and Byrne, D. (1995), Acoustic analysis of speech through a hearing aid: Effects of linear vs compression amplification. Aust. J. Audiol. Vol. 17, 1-13.
Hickson, L and Byrne, D. (1997), Consonant perception in quiet: Effect of increasing consonant to vowel ratio with compression amplification. J Am Acad Audiol, 8, 222-232.
Hickson, L., Dodd, B., Byrne, D. (1995), Consonant perception with linear and compression amplification. Scand. Audiol. Vol. 24, 175-184.
Hill, A.L., Birtles, G.J. (1986), A behavioural hearing assessment programme for multiply handicapped children. Aust. J. Audiol. 8;1, 31-34
Job,S.& Bullen, R.B. (1985), Social survey methodology: a review of the assessment of community noise reaction in dose/response studies. NAL Report 106.
Job, S and Bullen, R.B. (1985), Demand characteristics in experimental comparisons of the effects of noise and vibration. J. Sound Vib. 101: 127-129.
Job, R.F.S., Topple, A., Carter, N.L., Peploe, P., Taylor, R., and Morrel, S. (1996), Test-retest reliability of psychological scales (sensitivity and attitude) related to community reaction to noise. Proceedings of Internoise 96, Liverpool, England, 2413-2418
Job, R.F.S., Topple, A., Carter, N.L., Peploe, P., Raylor, R., and Morell, S. (1996), Public reactions to changes in noise levels around Sydney Airport. Proceedings of Internoise 96, Liverpool, England, 2419-2424.
Jordt, J., Ching, T., Byrne, D. et al (1997), Optimising amplification for hearing-impaired children: II. Aided speech audiogram. Aust J Education of Deaf, 3, 29-33.
Katsch, R., and Dermody, P. (1993), Temporal factors in speech signals. In, M. Cooke, S. Beet and M. Crawford, Eds. Visual Representations of Speech, Chichester, U.K., Wiley, 279-284.
Katz, B. (1943), An electric "Reaction Meter" suitable for prolonged performance tests. ATL Report 3.
Keen, K.J. (1972), Preservation of constant loudness with interaural amplitude asymmetry. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 52, 1193-6.
Keen, K.J. & Waugh, R.L. (1978), 'Estimated maximum acceptable background noise levels when using sound-excluding earphone enclosures for audiometric testing in accordance with AS1269, National Acoustic Laboratories, Commonwealth Dept. of Health, Sydney.
Keen, K.J. & Waugh, R.L.(1982), Remote masker summation and background noise limits for industrial monitoring audiometry. Aust. J. Audiol., 4, 33-39.
Keidser, G. (1995), Long term spectra of a range of real life noisy environments. Aust. J. Audiol. Vol. 17, 39-46.
Keidser, G. (1995), The relationship between various amplification schemes, listening conditions and hearing impairment. Ear. Hear. Vol. 16, 575-586.
Keidser, G. (1996), Selecting amplification for different listening conditions. J. Am. Acad. Audiol. Vol. 7, 92-104
Keidser, G. (1998), Fitting multiple-memory hearing aids.A practical guideline. Hear. J. 51(10), 36-48.
Keidser, G., Dillon, H. and Byrne, D. (1995), Candidates for multiple frequency response characteristics. Ear. Hear. Vol. 16, 562-574.
Keidser, G., Dillon, H., Byrne, D. (1996), Guidelines for fitting multiple memory hearing aids. J. Am. Acad. Audiol. Vol. 7, 406-418.
Keidser, G., Dillon, H., Byrne, D. (1998), The Change in overall level, spectral shape, and loudness perception of speech produced with different vocal effort. Aust. J. Audiol. Vol. 20, 21-32.
Keidser, G., Pellegrino, A., Delifotis, A., Ridgway, J and Clarke, M. (1997). The use of different frequency response characteristics in everyday environments. Aust. J. Audiol. Vol. 19, 9-21.
Keidser, G., Seymour, J., Dillon, H., Grant, F., Byrne, D. (1999), An efficient, adaptive method of measuring loudness growth functions. Scand. Audiol. 28, 3-14.
Kenna,L.C. (1981), Acoustical considerations for classrooms for the deaf. NAL Report 85.
Kenna,L.C. (1981), The gas gun - a source of high-level impulsive noise. NAL Report 83.
Kenna,L.C. (1982), High-level impulsive noise source. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 71, 483-6.
Kenna,L.C. (1983), Noise dosemeters: their uses and limitations. Occupational Health, Australia and New Zealand, 5, 11-17.
Kenna,L.C. (1981), Impulse noise measurement systems, in V.M.A. Peutz & A. de Bruijn (eds), Inter-noise 81: practice of noise control engineering. Vol. 2, Proc. International Conference, Amsterdam, 6-8 Oct. 1981, Netherlands Acoustical Society, Delft, pp. 985-8.
Kenna, Leigh, Rose, Jack, Robinson, David (1982), New facilities for acoustic research at NAL/UI. Bulletin of the Australian Acoustical Society Vol. 10: 29-32.
Kenna, L.C., Weiss, F. & Cook, R. (1984), A transducer suspension system for acoustic test chambers. NAL Report 97.
Lawson, E., Robert, R.P., Carter, N.L., Rose, J.A. (1978), 'Intra battery communications and hearing protection system (IBCAHPS), Technical Report AEL-0005-TR. Salisbury, S.A., Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Advanced Engineering Laboratory. (Restricted Report).
Lee, K. And Dermody, P. (1992), The relationship between perceptual and acoustic analyses of speech sounds. In Proceedings of Speech Science and Technology Conference, Canberra: ASSTA, 14-19.
LePage, E. L., (1998), Occupational Noise-Induced Hearing Loss: Origin, Characterisation and Prevention. Acoust. Aust., 26, 57-61.
LePage, B., Byrne, D.J., Noble, W. (1991), Test-retest reliability of sound localisation performance of hearing -impaired listeners. Aust J. Audiol. 13: 83-92.
LePage, Eric L. (1990), Helmholtz revisited: direct mechanical data suggest a physical model for dynamic control of mapping frequency to place along the cochlear partition, In: The Mechanics and Biophysics of Hearing, Eds. P. Dallos, C. D. Geisler, J. W. Matthews, M. A. Ruggero, C. R. Steele. Lecture Notes in Biomathematics, Springer Verlag, New York, 87, 278-287.
LePage, Eric L. (1992), Hysteresis in cochlear mechanics and a model for variability in noise-induced hearing loss, In: Noise-Induced Hearing Loss, Eds. A. Dancer, D. Henderson, R. J. Salvi, R.P. Hamernik, Mosby Year Book, Vol. 10, St. Louis,106-115.
LePage, E.L. (1994), A model forecasting the prevalence in hearing loss in the Australianpopulation over the next 20 years based on trends in decline in otoacoustic emission strength. Proceedings Better Hearing Australia Conference, Adelaide, August 7 - 11, 1994.
LePage, E.L. (1995), A model for cochlear origin of subjective tinnitus: Excitatory drift in operating point of inner hair cells. In: The Mechanisms of Tinnitus, edited by J. Vernon and A. R. Moller. Allyn and Bacon Publishers, Boston, Chapter 11, 115-147.
LePage, E.L. and Murray, N.M. (1991), Normative otoacoustic emission data using the ILO88 System. In: Internoise 91 The Costs of Noise: Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Noise Control Engineering , Sydney, NSW. Ed. A. Lawrence. Australian Acoustical Society, 217-20.
LePage, E.L. and Murray, N.M. (1993), Click-evoked otoacoustic emissions: comparing emission strengths with pure tone audiometric thresholds. Aust. J. Audiol. 15, 9-22.
LePage, E. L. and Murray, N. M., (1998), Latent cochlear damage in personal stereo users: a study based on click-evoked otoacoustic missions.Med.J.Aust.169, 588-592.
LePage, E.L. and Murray, N.M. (1998), Early detection of noise-induced hearing loss using otoacoustic emissions. 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., 31-35.
LePage, E.L., Murray, N.M. and Harrap, M.J. (1993), The ear as an acoustical generator: Otoacoustic emissions and their diagnostic potential. Acoust. Aust. 21,86-90.
LePage, E.L., Murray, N.M., Tran, K., Harrap, M.J. (1996), Excitation pattern shifts: time-frequency evidence from click-evoked otoacoustic emissions. In: Diversity in Auditory Mechanics, E. Lewis, G. Long, P. Narins, and C. Steele eds., World Scientific Publishing, Singapore.
LePage, E.L., Murray, N.M. and Macrae, J.H. (1993), Otoacoustic emission assessment of ear damage in coal mine workers: Pilot study May-October 1992. National Acoustic Laboratories Report No. 75.
LePage, E. L., Murray, N.M., and Tran, K. (1994), Comparison of otoacoustic emission measures of cochlear damage in the Australian population with hearing loss in the Australian and British populations. Proceedings Better Hearing Australia Conference, Adelaide, August 7 - 11, 1994.
LePage, E.L., Murray, N.M., Tran, K., and Harrup, M.H. (1997), Excitation Pattern Shifts: Time-frequency Evidence from Click-evoked Otoacoustic Emissions. In: Diversity in Auditory Mechanics, E. Lewis, G. Long, R.F. Lyon, P. Narins, C. Steele and E. Hecht-Poinar eds., World Scientific Publishing, Singapore. 233-240.
LePage, E.L., Reuter, G., Hong, S. and Zenner, H.P. (1993), Summating baseline shifts and mechanical adaptation in a guinea pig cochlear explant shown with two optical displacement-sensing techniques. In: Biophysics of Hair Cell Sensory Systems, Ed. H. Duifhuis, J.W. Horst, P. Van Dijk and S.M. van Netten, World Scientific Publishing, Singapore.
LePage, E.L., Reuter, G., and Zenner, H.P. (1995), A threshold decrease for electricaly stimulated motor responses of isolated aging outer hair cells from the pigmented guinea pig. Eur. Arch. Otorhinolaryngol. 252: 215-221.
LeStrange, R.E., Burwood, E., Byrne, D., Joyner, K.H., Wood, M. and Symonds, G.L. (1995), Interference to Hearing Aids by the Digital Mobile Telephone System, Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM). NAL Report No. 131., May, 1995
Liu, C.N. (1962), Some equipment developed for the study of TTS caused by impulse noise. CAL I.R. 29.
Liu, C.N. (1964), A transistorised triangular-pulse generator, Proc. IREE Aust. 25, 601-3.
Loi, T. & Yip, J. (1983), Measurements and analyses of Calaid-FM electroacoustic performance. NAL Internal Report 47.
Loi, T., Yip, J. & Mackie, K. (1983), Instrumentation for research in paediatric speech audiometry. Abstract of paper, EPLS '83: Engineering and Physics in the Life Sciences. [Sydney?]: Australasian College of Physical Scientists in Medicine and The Institution of Biomedical Engineers (Australia).
Lovegrove, R. & Birtles, G. (1983), Measurements of noisemaking toys and their application in infant hearing assessment. Aust. J. Audiol., 5, 47-54.
Mackie, K. (1990), Mild to moderate hearing impairment. pp. 187-92 In: Butler, S., ed. The exceptional child. Sydney: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.
Mackie, K. & Dermody, P. (1981), A normative study of the Token Test, Aust. J. Human Comm. Disorders 9, 14-23.
Mackie, K. & Dermody, P. (1982), Word intelligibility tests in audiology for the assessmentf communication adequacy, NAL Report 89, AGPS, Canberra.
Mackie, K. & Dermody, P. (1986), Use of a monosyllabic adaptive speech test (MAST) with young children. J. Speech Hear. Res. 29, 275-281.
Mackie, K., Dermody, P. & Katsch, R. (1986), Assessing the intelligibility, quality and encoding speech of processed speech. In: Proceedings of the Speech Science and Technology Conference, Canberra : Australian National University, 144-9
Mackie, K., Dermody, P. & Katsch, R. (1987), Assessment of evaluation measures for processed speech. Speech Communication, 6, 309-16.
Mackie, K., Dermody, P. & Loi, T. (1983), Instrumentation for pediatric speech test development. 11th International Congress on Acoustics, Paris, France, 4, 301-304.
Mackie, K., Romanik, S. & Dermody, P. (1983), Audiological assessment of auditory receptive language in severe and profound hearing impaired children. Eighth National Conference of Australian Assoc. of Special Education, Brisbane, 662-680.
Macrae, J.H. (1964), The directional hearing of man and its relevance for audiological diagnosis, CAL Informal Report 27.
Macrae, J.H. (1966), The intelligibility of filtered speech for a binaural synthesis test, CAL Report 36.
Macrae, J.H. (1968), Deterioration of the residual hearing of children with sensorineural deafness, Acta Oto-Laryngol.66, 33-9.
Macrae, J.H. (1968), TTS and recovery from TTS after use of powerful hearing aids, J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 43, 1445-6.
Macrae, J.H. (1968) Recovery from TTS in children with sensorineural deafness. J.Acoust. Soc. Am. 44: 1451
Macrae, J.H. (1970), A discussion of non-acoustic methods of eliciting the middle-ear muscle reflexes. J. Oto-Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 3, 102-5.
Macrae, J.H. (1970), The effect of a below-threshold continuous tone on the threshold of subjects with abnormal adaptation. Acta Oto-Laryngol. 69, 341-5.
Macrae, J.H. (1971), The acoustic impedance of the human ear: principles and diagnostic application. J. Oto-Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 3, 211-20.
Macrae, J.H. (1971), An investigation of the tympanic muscle reflexes elicited by acoustic and meatal tactile stimulation. J. Oto-Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 3, 221-5.
Macrae, J.H. (1971), Noise-induced hearing loss and presbycusis. Audiology 10, 323-33.
Macrae, J.H. (1972), Effects of body position on the auditory system. J. Speech Hear. Res. 15, 330-9.
Macrae, J.H. (1972), A theoretical investigation of cochlear effects on the acoustic impedance of the ear. J. Aud. Res. 12, 265-70.
Macrae, J.H. (1973), The acoustic impedance of the ear in a case of acoustic neuroma. J. Oto-Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 3, 513-15.
Macrae, J.H. (1973), Acoustic neuromas and the acoustic impedance of the ear. J. Speech Hear. Dis. 38, 345-53.
Macrae, J.H. (1974), Body inversion and the acoustic immitance of the ear. J. Speech Hear. res. 17, 310-20.
Macrae, J.H. (1975), A procedure for classifying degree of hearing loss. J. Oto-Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 4, 26-35.
Macrae, J.H. (1979), An improved form of the loudness function, Aust. J. Audiol. 1, 15-18.
Macrae, J.H. (1981), An erroneous procedure for checking the validity of aided thresholds, Aust. J. Audiol. 3, 73.
Macrae, J.H. (1981), An improved version of the high-cut cavity vent', Aust. J. Audiol. 3, 36-9.
Macrae, J.H. (1981), Invalid aided thresholds and equivalent input noise levels, NAL Informal Report 81.
Macrae, J.H. (1981), A new kind of earmould vent - the high-cut cavity vent. Hear. Instr. 32: 10, 18.
Macrae, J.H. (1982), A high-cut sound channel cavity, Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 15-16.
Macrae, J.H. (1982), A damped high-cut cavity vent for profound hearing loss, Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 22-5.
Macrae, J.H. (1982), The relationship between hearing loss and incapacity, Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 10-13.
Macrae, J.H. (1982), The validity of aided thresholds. Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 48-54.
Macrae, J.H. (1982), Techniques for evaluating the effectiveness of earmould vents, Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 18-20.
Macrae, J.H. (1982), Venting without feedback - further development of the high-cut cavity vent, Hear. Instr. 33: 4, 12-15.
Macrae, J.H. (1982), Acoustic notch filters for hearing aids. Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 71-76.
Macrae, J.H. (1983), Acoustic modifications for better hearing aid fitting. Hear. Instr. 34(12), 8 & 9.
Macrae, J.H. (1984), Earmould acoustics. Hearing Technology Rev. 1, 10-12.
Macrae, J.H. (1984), Earmould venting for high frequency hearing loss. Audiology in Practice, 1, 7 & 8.
Macrae, J.H. (1985), A smaller verson of the cavity vent. Aust. J. Audiol. 7:1, 17-21.
Macrae, J.H. (1985), A review of cochlear effects on the acoustic immittance of the ear. Aust. J. Audiol. 7:1, 1-6
Macrae, J.H. (1985), Temporary and permanent threshold shift associated with hearing aid use. Aust. J. Audiol. 7, 45-53.
Macrae, J.H. (1986), Relationships between the hearing threshold levels, aided threshold levels and aided speech discrimination of severely and profoundly deaf children. NAL Report No. 107.
Macrae, J.H. (1986), The acoustic immittance of the ear in Meniere's disease: a review. Aust. J. Audiol., 8:59, 1986.
Macrae, J.H. (1986), Occupational hearing loss. J. Occup. Health and Safety: Aust. N.Z. 2, 204-209.
Macrae, J.H. (1987), Hearing impairment and hearing conservation: an update. J. Occup. Health and Safety 3(3): 82-5.
Macrae, J.H. (1987), A procedure for assessing occupational hearing loss. Aust. J. Audiol. 9:2, 69-72
Macrae, J.H. (1987), Predicted effects of ageing in monitoring audiometry. Aust. J. Audiol. 9:2, 73-76.
Macrae, J.H. (1988), Improvement of clinical monitoring audiometry. Aust. J. Audiol. 10(1): 12-15.
Macrae, J.H. (1988), Tinnitus and workers compensation. Aust. J. Audiol. 10:1, 17-20
Macrae, J.H. (1989), Deterioration of hearing associated with hearing aid use. NAL Report 122.
Macrae, J.H.(1990), An evaluation of methods of predicting the effects of ageing on sensorineural hearing loss. Aust. J. Audiol., 12:23
Macrae, J.H. (1990), The static pressure seal of earmoulds. J. Rehab. Res. Dev., 27:397-410.
Macrae, J.H.(1990), Prediction of temporary threshold shift due to hearing aid use. Aust. J. Audiol., 12:33-42.
Macrae, J.H.(1991), A comparison of the effects of different methods of impression buildup on earmoulds. Brit. J. Audiol., 25 : 183-199.
Macrae, J.H. (1991), Permanent threshold shift associated with over amplification by hearing aids. J. Speech Hearing Res., 34:403-414.
Macrae, J.H. (1991), Prediction of deterioration in hearing due to hearing aid use. J. Speech Hearing Res., 34:661-670
Macrae, J.H. (1991), A procedure for determining percentage loss of hearing of clients with abnormally poor speech discrimination. NAL Report No. 124.
Macrae, J.H. (1991), Noise-induced permanent threshold shift and presbyacusis. Aust. J. Audiol., 13:23-29
Macrae, J.H. (1991), Presbycusis and noise-induced permanent threshold shift. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 90:2513-2516
Macrae, J.H. (1992), Prevention of noise-induced permanent threshold shift due to hearing aid use. Aust. J. Audiol., 14(1):1-11
Macrae, J.H.(1992), Tinnitus and percentage loss of hearing. Aust. J. Audiol.,14(1):19-23.
Macrae, J.H. (1992), Computer programs for determining extended percentage loss of hearing. Aust. J. Audiol. 14(1): 13-18
Macrae, J.H. (1992), Reduction of temporary threshold shift caused by hearing aid use. Aust. J. Audiol. 14, 53-62
Macrae, J.H. (1992), Computer programs for determining extended percentage loss of hearing. Aust. J. Audiol. 14: 13-18.
Macrae, J.H. (1993), Effects of postural change on the middle and inner ear. Brit. J. Audiol. , 27, 223-224.
Macrae, J.H. (1993), Temporary threshold shift caused by hearing aid use. J. Speech Hear. Res. 36, 365-372.
Macrae, J.H. (1993), An investigation of temporary threshold shift caused by hearing aid use. J. Speech Hear. Res., 37, 227-237.
Macrae, J.H. (1993), Noise exposure of adult hearing aid users. Aust. J. Audiol. 15, 5-8.
Macrae, J.H. (1993), Reduction of temporary threshold shift caused by compression-limiting hearing aids. Aust. J. Audiol. 15, 37-47.
Macrae, J.H. (1994), A review of research into safety limits for amplification by hearing aids. Aust. J. Audiol.,16(2):67-77
Macrae, J.H. (1994), Prediction of asymptotic threshold shift caused by hearing aid use. J. Speech Hear. Res. 37(6):1450-8
Macrae, J.H. (1995), Safety aspects of amplification for severe/profound hearing loss. Aust. J. Audiol. Vol. 17, 27-37.
Macrae, J.H. (1995), Temporary and permanent threshold shift caused by hearing aid use. J. Speech Hear. Res. 38, 949-959.
Macrae, J.H. (1995), Extending the high frequency response of hearing aids. Aust. J. Audiol. Vol. 17, 72-78
Macrae, J.H. (1995), Noise exposure of young hearing aid users. Aust. J. Audiol. 17, 87-100
Macrae, J.H. (1995), Hearing conservation standards for occupational noise exposure of workers from headphones or insert earphones. Aust. J. Audiol. 17, 107-114
Macrae, J.H. (1996), Deterioration of thresholds associated with hearing aid use. Aust. J. Audiol. 18,73-80.
Macrae, J.H. (1996), The role of audiometry in occupational noise management. J. Occup. Health and Safety, 12, 571-576.
Macrae, J.H. (1997), A discussion of the Australian National Standard for occupational noise. Acoustics Australia, 25, 109-112.
Macrae, J.(1998), Prediction of permanent threshold shift caused by hearing aid use. Aust. J. Audiol., 20, 87-94.
Macrae, J.H. (1998), Workers compensation for industrial deafness. Acoustics Australia, 26, 13-16.
Macrae, J.H. & Brigden, D.B. (1973), Auditory threshold impairment and everyday speech reception. Audiology 12, 272-90.
Macrae, J.H. & Bulteau, V.G. (1976), Cochlear effects in tympanometry. J. Aud. Res. 16, 102-13.
Macrae, J.H. and Dillon, H. (1986), Updated performance requirements for hearing aids. NAL Report No. 109.
Macrae, J.H. and Dillon, H. (1996), Gain, frequency response and maximum output requirements for hearing aids. J. Rehab. Res. Dev.33, 363-376.
Macrae, J.H. and Dillon, H. (1996), An equivalent input noise level criterion for hearing aids. J. Rehab. Res. Dev. 33, 355-362.
Macrae, J.H. & Farrant, R.H. (1964), The effect of hearing aid use on the residual hearing of children with sensorineural deafness, CAL Report 27. Also in Ann. Otol., Rhinol. & Laryngol. 74, 409-19, (1965).
Macrae, J.H. & Frazer, G.M. (1980), An investigation of variables affecting aided threshold, Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 56-62.
Macrae, J. & Piesse, R.A. (1981), Compensation for occupational hearing loss: the practice in Australia, in H.A. Beagley (ed.), Audiology and Audiological Medicine: vol. 2, O.U.P., Oxford, pp. 896-909.
Macrae, J.H. & Skurr, B. (1969), A note on a proposed vibratory method of eliciting the endaural muscle reflex, J. Oto-Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 2: 4, 74-8.
Macrae, J.H. and Waugh, R.L. (1998), Adjustment of noise exposure level for extended workshifts. J Occup Health Safety - Aust/NZ. In press.
Macrae, J.H., Woodroffe, P. & Farrant, R.H. (1963), Standardisation of the CAL recordings of phonetically balanced monosyllabic word lists, J. Oto-Laryngol. Soc.Aust. 1, 197-203.
May, A. (1985), Use of the Byrne and Dillon hearing aid selection procedure in the National Acoustic Laboratories. NAL Report No. 111
May, A.E., Upfold, L.J., Battaglia. J.A. (1990), The advantages and disadvantages of ITC, ITE and BTE hearing aids: diary and interview reports from elderly users. Brit J. Audiol, 24:301-09.
McAlister, Phillip V., (1990), The effects of hearing aids on speech discrimination in noise by normal-hearing listeners. Journal of rehabilitation research and development, 27(1), 33-42.
McDermott, H.J., Dean, M.R., and Dillon H.(1999), Control of hearing-aid saturated sound pressure level by frequency-shaped output compression limiting. Scand. Audiol. 28, 27-38.
Menser, M.A., Hudson, J.R., Murphy, A.M., Upfold, L.J. (1985), Epidemiology of congenital rubella and results of rubella vaccination in Australia, Review of Infectious Diseases, 7, S1, 537-41.
Michie, Patricia T., LePage, Eric L., Solowij, Nadia, Haller, Michael, and Terry, Lyn. (1996), Evoked otoacoustic emissions and auditory selective attention. Hear. Res. 98: 54-67.
Millar, B., Dermody, P., Harrington, J. and Vonwiller, J. (1990), A national spoken language database: concept, design and implementation. Proceedings of the International Conference on Spoken Language Processing. Kobe, Japan, November 1990.
Miller, B., Dermody, P., Harrington, J. and Vonwiller, J. (1990), A national cluster of spoken language databases for Australia. Proceedings of 3rd International Conference on Speech Science and Technology, Melbourne, November, 1990.
Miller, B., Vonwiller, J., Harrington, J. and Dermody, P. (1994), The Australian National Database of Spoken Language. Proceedings of International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing. Adelaide: IEEE. pp I-97-100.
Murphy, P.A. (1972), The child with progressive deafness. Aust. Teacher Deaf 13, 95-8.
Murphy, P.A. (1977), Etiologies of childhood deafness in Victoria. J. Oto- Laryngol. Soc. Aust. 4, 108-11.
Murphy, P.A.(1980), The wearing of hearing protection: you and your avoidable noise-induced hearing loss. Deafness Foundation, Victoria.
Murray, N.E. (Dec.1942), Noise in Australian AC1 Cruiser Tank.
ATL Report No. 2
Murray, N.E. (1943), An electronic aeroplane noise generator and intercommunication set for training purposes. ATL Report 4.
Murray, N.E. (1943), The assessment of communication efficiency in noise. ATL Report No. 6
Murray, N.E. (1945), Effects of tank mounted spigot hedgehog bombs as related to blast measurements. ARL Report 9.
Murray, N.E. (1948), Deafness following maternal rubella: its management and applications, CAL Report 1. Also in Med. J. Aust.1, 126-30, (1949).
Murray, N.E. (1951) Hearing aids and classification of deaf children. CAL Informal Report 2.
Murray, N.E. (1952), The CAL PBO speech perception tests for deaf children, CAL Informal Report 4.
Murray, N.E. (1955), The CAL PBP speech perception tests for deaf children, CAL Report 9.
Murray, N.E. (1962), Hearing impairment and compensation. J. Otolaryngological Soc. of Aust. 1: 135-145.
Murray, N.E., and Piesse, R.A. (1956), Acoustic insulation of flying helmets. C.A.L. Report 10.
Murray, N.E. & Piesse, R.A. (1964), Aircraft take off and landing noise annoyance criteria, CAL Report 22.
Murray, N.E., Piesse, R., & Docherty (1957), Aircraft noise around Sydney airport. CAL Report 11
Murray, N.E., Piesse, R.A. & Rose, J.A. (1959), Noise and hearing conservation in the R.A.A.F., CAL Report 15.
Murray, N.E. & Pollard, A.H.(July 1945), The Murray speaking tube system, ARLReport11.
Murray, N.E. & Pollard, A.H. (1945), Design of earpad, helmets and headsets for acoustic efficiency in noise, ARL Report 13.
Murray, N.E. & Reid, G. (1945), Temporary deafness due to gunfire, ARL Report 7. Also in J. Laryngol. & Otol. 61, 92-130, (1946).
Murray, N.E. & Reid, G. (1946), 'Experimental observation on the aural effects of gunblast', Med. J. Aust. 1, 611-17.
Murray, N.M. and Byrne, D. (1986), Performance of hearing-impaired and normal hearing listeners with various high frequency cut-off in hearing aids. Aust. J. Audiol. 8, 21-28.
Murray, N.M. & LePage, E.L. (1990), Otoacoustic Emissions - Sounds coming out of the ear. Australian Hearing & Deafness Review, 7 (1), 10-13.
Murray, N.M. & LePage, E.L. (1991), Otoacoustic emissions monitoring hearing changes in school students attending a disco, pp 221-4 In : Internoise 91 The Costs of Noise: 20th International Conference on Noise Control Engineering, Sydney, NSW. Ed. A. Lawrence. Australian Acoustical Society.
Murray, N.M. and LePage, E.L. (1991), Estimated maximum acceptable background noise levels for audiometric testsing with sound-excluding earphone enclosures - an update. Aust. J. Audiol. 13 (2), 47-52.
Murray, N.M. and LePage, E.L. (1993), Age dependence of otoacoustic emissions and apparent rates of ageing of the inner ear in an Australian population. Aust.J.Audiol. 15, 59-70.
Murray, N.M., LePage, E.L and Mikl, K. (1998), Inner ear damage in an opera theatre orchestra as detected by otoacoustic emissions, pure tone audiometry and sound levels. Aust. J. Audiol. 20, 67-78.
Murray N.M., LePage, E.L. and Mikl, K. (1998), A Longitudinal Study of Cochlear Damage and Hearing in an Orchestra Tested with Click-Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions and Pure Tone Audiometry Proceedings of ICBEN, "Noise Effects ‘98" conference, Sydney, Nov. 1998.
Murray, N. M., LePage, E. L., and Mikl, K., (1998), Inner ear damage in an opera theatre orchestra as detected by otoacoustic emissions, pure tone audiometry and sound levels. Aust. J. Audiol. 20, 67-78.
Murray, N.M., LePage, E.L., and Tran, K. (1994), Ageing characteristics of the Australian population in terms of otoacoustic emission strengths: global and individual picture. Proceedings Better Hearing Australia Conference, Adelaide, August 7 - 11, 1994.
Murray, N.M., LePage, E.L and Tran, K. (1997). Repeatability of click-evoked otoacoustic emissions. Aust J Audiol, 19, 109-118.
Murray, N.M. & Waugh, Dick. (1988) Estimated maximum acceptable background noise levels for audiometric testing when using sound-excluding earphone enclosures. Aust. J. of Audiol. 10 (1), 7-10.
Newall, P., Byrne, D., and Plant, G. (1986), Amplification for the severely and profoundly hearing-impaired: a pilot study. Aust. J. Audiol., 8, 42-55.
Newall. P, & Byrne D, (1988), Amplification for the severely and profoundly hearing - impaired. In: Engzell, U et al, eds. Towards better communication, co-operation & co-ordination. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Society of the Deaf.
Noble, W. and Byrne, D.J. (1990), A comparison of different hearing aid systems for sound localisation in the horizontal and vertical planes. Brit J. Audiol 24, 335 - 346.
Noble, W., Byrne, D.J., (1991), Auditory localisation under conditions of unilateral fitting of different hearing aid systems. Brit. J. Audiol. 25, 237-50.
Noble W., Byrne D., LePage B. (1994). Effects on sound localization on configuration and type of hearing impairment. J.Acoust.Soc.AM. 95; 992-1005.
Noble, W., Byrne, D. and Ter-Horst, K. (1997). Auditory localization, detection of spatial separateness, speech hearing in noise by hearing-impaired listeners. J Acoust Soc Am, 102, 2343-2352.
Noble, W., Murray, N.M. & Waugh, R. (1990), The effect of various hearing protectors on sound localisation in the horizontal and vertical planes. Am.Ind. Hyg. Assoc. J. 51(7): 370-377.
|
|
Noble, W., Ter-Horst, K. and Byrne, D. (1995), Disabilities and handicaps associated with impaired auditory localization. J. Am. Acad. Audiol.,6(2), 129-140.
Parkinson, A., Byrne, D.J. and Newall, P. (1989), Aided speech sensation levels received by severely hearing - impaired listeners. Aust. J. Audiol, 11, 27-36.
Parkinson, A.J., Newall, P., Byrne, D., Plant, G. (1996), Relationship of aided speech recognition to hearing thresholds and aided speech - peak sensation levels in severely and profoundly hearing-impaired adults. J. Am. Acad. Audiol. 7: 305-321.
Pearce, J. and Coles, R. (1980), A contextual analysis of BKB (ST) sentence lists, Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 63-9.
Peploe, P.E. (1991), Impulse noise propagation - attenuation through trees, In: International Conference on Noise Control Engineering (20th: 1991: Sydney, NSW). The costs of Noise, edited by A. Lawrence. Sydney: Australian Acoustical Society, 1991.439-442.
Piesse, R.A. 9 (1962), Ear Protectors, C.A.L. Report No. 21
Piesse, R.A & Luckcuck, K. (1964), Effect of blast from 105mm Howitzer firing gunpowder and cordite blank ammunition, CAL Report 30.
Piesse, R.A., Rose, J.A. & Murray, N.E. (1962), Hearing conservation in industrial noise, CAL Report 19.
Plant, G.L. (1976), Aural rehabilitation programmes for deafened adults. Aust. J. Human Comm. Disorders 4, 15-18.
Plant, G.L., (1978) Adult Aural Rehabilitation. N.A.L. Report No. 69.
Plant, G.L. (1979), The use of tactile supplements in the rehabilitation of the deafened: a case study, Aust. J. Audiol. 1, 76-82.
Plant, G.L. (1980), Visual identification of Australian vowels and diphthongs, Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 83-91.
Plant, G.L. (1982), Tactile perception by the profoundly deaf: speech and environmental sounds, Brit. J. Audiol., 16, 233-44.
Plant,, G.L., (1982) The PLOTT Test N.A.L. Sydney.
Plant,, G.L., (1982) A Vibrotactile Training Program for Deaf Children. N.A.L. Sydney.
Plant,, G.L., (1982), An Auditory Training Program for Hearing Impaired Adults. Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra.
Plant, G.L. (1983), The effects of a long-term hearing loss on speech production. STL-QPSR, No. 1 18-35.
Plant, G.L. (1983), The use of vibrotactile aids with profoundly deaf children. STL-QPSR, No. 1, 36-51.
Plant, G.L. (1984), A diagnostic speech test for severely and profoundly hearing-impaired children. Aust. J. Audiol. 6, 1-9.
Plant, G.L. (1984), The effects of an acquired profound hearing loss on speech production. Brit. J. Audiol., 18, 39-48.
Plant, G.L. (1984), The use of vibrotactile aids with deaf children and adults. NAL News, 5(2), 21-26.
Plant, G.L., (1984) COMMTRAM. A Communication Training Program for Profoundly Deafened Adults. N.A.L. Sydney.
Plant, G.L. (1986), Communication training for adults with acquired hearing losses. NAL Report No. 105.
Plant, G.L. (1986), A single-transducer vibrotactile aid to lipreading. STL-QPSR 1:41-63.
Plant, G.L., (1987), A single-transducer vibrotactile aid to lipreading. Speech Communication, 6,335-342.
Plant, G.L., (1988), Speechreading with tactile supplements. Volta Review, 90, 149-160.
Plant, G.L., (1989), Tactaid II Training Program. N.A.L. Sydney.
Plant, G.L., (1989), "Ancillary aids for the hearing impaired." In D. Brooks (Ed.), Adult Aural Rehabilitation, Chapman and Hall, London, 187-200.
Plant, G.L., (1989), "A comparison of five commercially available tactile aids" Australian Journal of Audiology, 11, 11-20.
Plant, G.L., (1989), COMMTRAC. Modified Connected Discourse Tracking Exercises for Hearing Impaired Adults. N.A.L. Sydney.
Plant, G.L., (1990), Profound deafness. In Butler, S.R. (ed.) The exceptional child. Marrickville, N.S.W.: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 193-203.
Plant, G.L. (1991), SYNTREX. Synthetic training exercises for hearing-impaired adults. Chatswood N.S.W. National Acoustic Laboratories.
Plant, G.L. (1991), The selection and training of tactile aid users In : Summers, I. (ed) Tactile aids for the hearing impaired. London : Whurr, 146-166.
Plant, G.L., Galt, J. and Symonds, S. (1986), How deaf is totally deaf? A case study. Aust. J. Audiol., 8, 65-75.
Plant, G.L. & Hammarberg, B. (1983), Acoustic and perceptual analysis of the speech of the deafened. STL-QPSR No. 2-3, 85-107.
Plant, G.L. & Macrae, J.H. (1977), Visual perception of Australian consonants, vowels and diphthongs, Aust. Teacher Deaf 18, 46-50.
Plant, G.L., and Macrae, J.H. (1987), Testing visual and auditory - visual speech perception. in M. Martin (Ed.), Speech Audiometry, Taylor and Francis, London, 179-206.
Plant, G.L. & Macrae, J.H. (1981), The NAL lipreading test: development standardisation and validation, Aust. J. Audiol. 3, 49-58.
Plant, G.L., Macrae, J.H., Dillon, H. and Pentecost, F. (1984), A singe - channel vibrotactile aid to lipreading: aid to lipreading: Preliminary results with an experienced subject. Australian Journal of Audiology, 6, 55-64.
Plant, G.L., Macrae, J.H., Dillon, H. and Pentecost, F. (1984), Lipreading with minimal auditory cues. Australian Journal of Audiology, 6, 65 -72.
Plant, G.L., Macrae, J.H. & Pearce, J. (1980), Performance on a lipreading test by native and non-native speakers of English, Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 25-9.
Plant, G.L., and Moore, A. (1992), Two speech discrimination tests for profoundly hearing-impaired children. Aust J. Audiol. 14(1):28-40.
Plant, G.L., and Oster, A-M. (1986), The effects of cochlear implantation on speech production. A case study. STL-QPSR. 1/1986, 65-86.
Plant,, G.L., Phillips, D. and Tsembis, J. (1982), An auditory - visual speech test for the elderly hearing impaired. Aust. J.Audiol., 4, 62-68.
Plant, G. & Risberg, A. (1983), The transmission of fundamental frequency variations via a single channel vibrotactile aid. STL-QPSR, No. 2-3, 61-84.
Plant, G.L., and Spens, K-E. (1986), An experienced user of tactile information as a supplement to lipreading. An evaluative study. STL-QPSR, 1/1986, 87-110.
Quinn, S.M. (1983), Aboriginal hearing loss and ear disease in the Australian Northern Territory. Aust. J. Audiol., 5, 41-44.
Quinn, S.M. (1984), Aboriginal hearing loss and ear disease in the Australian Northern Territory. NAL News, 5(2), 11-16.
Quinn, S.M. (1984), Classroom radio for otitis media, Health Reporter, 1, Nov. 1984.
Raicevich, G., Dermody, P. (1991), Predictive analysis of speech communication in noisy telephone oriented office environments, In: International Conference on Noise Control Engineering (20th: 1991: Sydney, NSW). The costs of Noise, edited by A. Lawrence. Sydney: Australian Acoustical Society, 949-52.
Raicevich, G. And Dermody, P. (1992), Comparison of methods for speech analysis. In: Proceedings of Speech Science and Technology Conference. Canberra: ASSTA, 620-624.
Reid, G. (Mar. 1945), 'Permanent' deafness due to gunfire, ARL Report 12.
Reid, G. (1945), Further observations of temporary deafness following exposure to gunfire, ARL Report 8. Also in J. Laryngol & Otol. 61, 609-33, (1946).
Revoile, S. and Dillon, H. (1993), "VCV's with initial- or final-syllable stress: fricative consonent perception by hard-of-hearing and normal-hearing listeners. Proc. International Clinical and Linguistics Association, Helsinki, August, 1993.
Robertson, S. & Plant, G. (1983), An analysis of error responses for the CAL-PBM word lists. Aust. J. Audiol. 5, 28-34.
Rose, J.A. (1968), Noise criteria, exposure rates and noise reduction, in Proc. New South Wales Industrial Safety Convention, 1968, 19- 21 Aug. 1968, Macquarie University, N.S.W., pp. 71-6.
Rose, J.A. (1971), 'Noise zoning: a logical approach', Shire and municipal record 64, 229-33. Also in papers presented at Australian Noise Zoning Conference, March 1971, Warburton, Victoria.
Rose, J.A. (1972), Ear protection versus noise-reduction, in Report of the thirteenth meeting of Working Party 61: Symposium on Noise and Communications in Military Aircraft, Air Standardisation Co- ordinating Committee, Symposium held 24-25 Oct. 1972, Canberra, Appendix B, 66-77
Rose, J.A. (1976) (Committee Member), Report of a Committee on the Problem of Noise (Report/Australian Academy of Science: 20; Chairman: R.F. Whelan)
Shek, H. (1986), Calaid FM: range extension. NAL Report No. 116.
Smith, I., & Williams, W. (1991), Classroom clatter chatter : a guide to understanding and improving the acoustic environment of your classroom. Chatswood: National Acoustic Laboratories.
Spens, K-E. and Plant,, G.L., (1983), A tactual hearing aid for the deaf. STL-QPSR, 1/1983, 52-56.
Storey, L., Dillon, H., Yeend, I., Wigney, D.(1998), The National Acoustic Laboratories’ Procedure for Selecting the Saturation Sound Pressure Level of Hearing Aids: Experimental Validation. Ear.& Hear. Vol. 19, 267-279.
Tan, B., Lang, R., Schroder, H., Spray, A. and Dermody, P. (1994), Applying wavelet analysis to speech segmentation and classification. H. Szu (Ed) Proceedings of the Annual Conference of International Society for Optical Engineering: Wavelet Applications. Orlando, Florida: SOE. pp 750-761.
Temby, A.C. (1963), Active filter synthesis using feedback building blocks, Proc. IRE Aust. 24, 631-8.
Temby, A.C. (1965), Sound diffraction in the vicinity of the human ear. Acustica 15: 220-222.
Ter-Horst, K., Byrne D., Noble W. (1993), Ability of hearing-impaired listeners to benefit from separation of speech and noise. Aust.J.Audiol. 15, 71-84.
Tibbitts, J.T. (1989), A digital signal processing technique to improve the intelligibility of speech for the hearing impaired in quiet. Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 1989, University of Sydney.
Tomlin, A.J (1989) Demographic characteristics of handicapping childhood hearing loss in Queensland: 1950 - 88. Thesis, Master of Audiology, 1989, University of Queensland.
Tomlin, A.J. and Dillon, H. (1986), Electroacoustic and functional evaluation of FM hearing aids. Aust. J. Audiol, Supp. 2:22. Abstract of paper presented at 7th National Conference of the Audiological Society of Australia.
Tonisson, W. (1975), Measuring-in-the-ear gain of hearing aids by the acoustic reflex method. J. Speech Hear. Res. 18, 18-30.
Tonisson, W. (1975), Using the acoustic reflex to determine real-ear gain of a body-worn hearing aid. In, Proceedings of Audiology Society of Australia Conference, Sydney, 7-8 September 1974, 26-33.
Tonisson, W. (1983), Audiology in hearing education: dynamic range and language abilities in deaf adolescents Ear & Hearing 4, p 204-208.
Upfold, L. (1968), Testing hearing in young children. J. C'Wealth Dept. Health 18/2, 5-7.
Upfold, L.J. (1970), Deafness following rubella in pregnancy. Med. J. Aust. 1, 420-4.
Upfold, L.J. (1971), Hearing aids for children. Otolaryngol. Clin. N. Amer. 4, 411-21
Upfold, L.J. (1972), Unusual findings in a Bekesy audiogram. J. Speech Hear. Dis. 37, 132-7.
Upfold, L.J. (1973), C.R.O.S. aids: concepts and studies. J. Oto-laryngol. Soc. Aust. 3, 502-7.
Upfold, L.J. (1974), Hearing aids: binaural fitting and the future. Aust. Teacher Deaf, 15, 25-9.
Upfold, L.J. (1978), Early detection of childhood deafness, Med. J. Aust. 2, 507-10.
Upfold, L.J. (1979), Twenty-one birth years: a look at early intervention, Aust. J. Audiol. 1, 41-4.
Upfold, L.J. (1980), Diagnosis of congenital deafness, Patient management May, 11-16.
Upfold, L.J. (1980), Evaluation of C.R.O.S. aids with unilateral listener, Scand. Audiol. 9, 85-8.
Upfold, L.J. (1984), Changes in the significance of maternal rubella as a factor in childhood deafness, 1954-1982. Med. J. Aust., 40, 633-688.
Upfold, L.J. (1985), Vaccination, one: maternal rubella nil. Letter Med. J. Aust. 143, 219.
Upfold, L.J. (1985), Children with hearing aids in Australia: prevalence, hearing characteristics, age at fitting and etiologies. Master of Arts Thesis, Macquarie University. (Not available)
Upfold, L.J. (1987), Vaccination 2; maternal rubella O. Letters, Med. J. Aust. 146(2), 119.
Upfold, L. (1988), Children with hearing aids in the 1980s: etiologies and severity of impairment. Ear & Hear. 9/2: 75-80.
Upfold, L. (1988), Children with hearing aids: clinic related delays. Aust. J. Audiol. 10:1, 1-6.
Upfold, G and Byrne, D.J., (1988), Variability of earcanal resonance and its implications for the design of hearing aids and earplugs. Aust. J. Audiol. 10, 97-102.
Upfold, L.J., Fifield, D.B., Murphy, P.A., Forster, S.E., Serradura, A., Peters, V. & Lyrmont, M. (1973), Permanent childhood deafness in Australia: incidence and trends, 1954-1971. Med. J. Aust. 2, 57-61.
Upfold, L.J. & Isepy, J. (1982), Childhood deafness in Australia: incidence and maternal rubella, 1949-1980, Med. J. Aust. 2, 323- 6.
Upfold, L.J. May, A.E. Battaglia, J.A. (1990), Hearing aid manipulation skills in an elderly population: a comparison of ITE, BTE and ITC aids. Brit, J. Audiol. 24 : 311-18.
Upfold, L.J. & Smither, MP. (1981), Hearing aid fitting protocol, Brit. J. Audiol. 15, 181-8.
Upfold, L.J. & Wilson, D.A. (1980), Hearing aid distribution and use in Australia: the Australian Bureau of Statistics 1978 survey, Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 31-6.
Upfold, L.J. & Wilson, D.A. (1982), Hearing aid use and available aid ranges, Brit. J. Audiol., 16, 195-201.
Upfold, L.J. & Wilson, D.A. (1983), Factors associated with hearing aid use. Aust. J. Audiol. 5, 20-26.
Walker, G.I. (1977), The prediction of hearing levels from the acoustic stapedial reflex, NAL Informal Report 55.
Walker, G.I. (1979), Earphone termination and the response of behind-the-ear hearing aids, Brit. J. Audiol. 13, 41-6.
Walker, G.I. (1979), The pure tone in sound field testing: experimental results and suggested procedures, Aust. J. Audiol. 1, 49-60.
Walker, G.I. (1980), The relationship between minimum insert pressure and minimum audible pressure, Aust. J. Audiol. 2, 37-41.
Walker, G.I. (1987), Conductive recruitment? : a case study. Aust. J. Audiol., 9, 25-29.
Walker, G., (1988), The size and spectral distribution of conductive hearing loss in an adult population. Aust. J. Audiol., 10, 25-29.
Walker, G.I. (1988), Technical considerations for sound field audiometry, in Sandlin R. (ed.) Handbook of Hearing aid amplification, Volume 1. College Hill Press, San Diego, Cal.
Walker, G. and Byrne, D. (1985), Reliability of speech intelligibility estimation for measuring speech reception thresholds in quiet and in noise. Aust. J. Audiol. 7:1, 23-31
Walker, G., Byrne, D., and Dillon, H. (1982), Learning effects with a closed response set nonsense syllable test. Aust. J. Audiol. 4, 27-31.
Walker, G., Byrne, D. & Dillon, H. (1984), The effects of multi- channel compression/expansion amplification on the intelligibility of nonsense syllables in noise. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer., 76, 746-757.
Walker, G. & Dillon, H. (1982), Compression in hearing aids: an analysis, a review and some recommendations, NAL Report 90, AGPS, Canberra.
Walker, G. & Dillon, H. (1983), The selection of modulation rates for frequency modulated sound field stimuli. Scand. Audiol. 12, 151-156.
Walker, G. & Dillon, H. (1984), Stimuli for sound field audiometry: response to Lippman & Adams. J. Speech Hear. Dis. 49, 219-220.
Walker, G., Dillon, H. & Byrne, D. (1984), Sound field audiometry, recommended stimuli and procedures. Ear and Hearing, 5, 13-21.
Walker, G. Dillon, H., Byrne, D. & Christen, C. (1984), The use of loudness discomfort levels for selecting the maximum output of hearing aids. Aust. J. Audiol. 6, 23-32.
Walker, G. & Fifield, D. (1984), A problem of silicon rubber and other semi-pliable hearing aid ear moulds. Aust. J. Audiol. 6, 43.
Walker, G. and Lamb, H., (1989), Measuring the components of conductive and mixed hearing losses in children: a case study. Aust J. Audiol., 11, 21-25.
Woo, D., and Dermody, P., (1992), Auditory model interfaces into a DTW recogniser. In Proceedings of Speech Science and Technology Conference. Canberra: ASSTA. 784-788.
Waugh, R.L. (1971), Report of the participation of the CAL, Department of Health, Australia, in a round robin test of evaluation of the loudness level of impulsive noise, arranged by the International Organisation for Standardisation, CAL Report 57.
Waugh, R.L. (1973), 'The dBA attentuation of ear protectors', J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 53, 440-7.
Waugh, R.L. (1974), 'Pure-tone, third-octave and octaveband attenuation of ear protectors', J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 56, 1866-9.
Waugh, R.L.(1975), 'Recent developments in the evaluation and selection of ear protectors', Control 2: 2, 75-82.
Waugh, R.L.(1976), 'Calculated in-ear A-weighted sound levels resulting from two methods of hearing protector selection', Ann. occup. hygiene 19, 193-202.
Waugh, R.L.(1976), Investigation of sound level conversion as a means of rating ear protector performance. Amer.Indust.Hygiene Assoc.J 37,239-245
Waugh, R.L. (1983), Hearing protection - fact and fiction. Journal of Occupational Health Society of Australia. 3(2), 4-12.
Waugh, R.L. (1983) How much hearing damage does loud music cause? Bulletin Aust. Acoust. Soc., 11, 61-66.
Waugh, R.L. (1984), Simplified hearing protector ratings - an international comparison. J. sound and vib. 93, 289-305.
Waugh, R.L. (1984), Another view on hearing protection. Safety in Australia, August, 21-24.
Waugh, R. (1985), Some comments on the state hearing conservation regulations. Hearing Technology Review. Vol. 2: 18-25.
Waugh, R.L. (1986), A national strategy for the prevention of noise-induced hearing loss: a submission prepared for the Better Health Commission Hearings in Sydney, July 17-19, 1985. NAL Report No. 113.
Waugh, R. & Macrae, J. (1980), Criteria for assessing hearing conservation audiograms. NAL Report 80, AGPS, Canberra.
Weiss, F. (1981), An instrument to calibrate community noise analysers. J. Acoust. Soc. Amer. 70, 625-6.
Williams, W. (1990), Classroom noise in aboriginal schools. In: Proceedings of the 1989/90 National Conference of the Australian Acoustical Society (Perth, WA) Sydney : Australian Acoustical Society.
Williams, W. (1990), Noise measurements in an aboriginal community school before and after acoustic treatment. In: Proceedings, National Conference an Aboriginal Otitis Media: Darwin, N.T. Government Printer of the Northern Territory.
Williams, W. and HA, J. (1991), ASPAK: a sound propagation package. In : International Conference on Noise Control Engineering (20th : 1991 : Sydney, NSW). The costs of noise edited by A. Lawrence. Sydney : Australian Acoustical Society, 1173-1176
Williams, W., and Sinclair, J. (1991), Classroom noise measurements: the results of noise measurements carried out at several Sydney Metropolitan Schools. NAL Report No. 128.
Yip, J.C.S. (1981), A microprocessor-controlled system for electroacoustic testing hearing aids and for audiological experiments, In Conf. on Microprocessor Systems, 1981, Brisbane, IE Aust., 83-7, National conference publication no. 81/14
Yip, J. & Donald, G.C. (1983), Noise reduction for a mobile radio frequency magnetic induction field communication system. IREECON International, Sydney 1983: 19th International Convention & Exhibition - Digest of Papers, Institution of Radio & Electronics Engineers Australia, Sydney.
Yip, J., Donald G.C. & Loi, T. (1983), Implementation of voice- operated switching in an FM hearing aid system. Abstract of paper in EPLS '83: Engineering and Physics in the Life Sciences, The Australasian College of Physical Scientists in Medicine & the Institution of Biomedical Engineers (Australia), Sydney.
Zenner, H.P., Reuter, G., Zimmerman, U., Gitter, A.H., Fermin, C. and LePage, E.L. (1994), Transitory endolymph leakage induced hearing loss and tinnitus: depolarization, biphasic shortening and loss of electromotility of outer hair cells. Eur. Arch. Otorhinolaryngol. 251: 143-153.
-------------
Return to Publications Page
Return to NAL Home Page