Programme

The NOVEM 2023 programme will comprise Contributed Papers, Keynote Forums and various Special Sessions. Selected papers will be invited to contribute to Special Issues of international journals.

 

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OVERVIEW

TIME (NZD)
SESSION
Room(s)
8.00am Registration opens OGGB Level 0 Foyer
8.45am Opening Ceremony and Mihi Whakatau OGGB4
9.30am Concurrent Session 1 OGGB4, Case Room 3
10.30am Morning Tea OGGB Level 0 Foyer
11.00am Keynote Forum 1 – Engineered materials for noise and vibration control OGGB4
1.00pm Lunch OGGB Level 0 Foyer
2.00pm Concurrent Session 2 OGGB4, Case Room 3
3.00pm Afternoon Tea OGGB Level 0 Foyer
3.30pm Concurrent Session 3 OGGB4, Case Room 3
6.00pm Welcome Reception – Waitematā Harbour Cruise, sponsored by Dassault Systemes Offsite
TIME (NZD)
SESSION
Room(s)
8.15am Registration opens OGGB Level 0 Foyer
9.00am Concurrent Session 4 OGGB4, Case Room 3
10.30am Morning Tea OGGB Level 0 Foyer
11.00am Keynote Forum 2 – Big data and machine learning in vibration and acoustics OGGB4
1.00pm Lunch OGGB Level 0 Foyer
2.00pm Concurrent Session 5 OGGB4, Case Room 3
3.30pm Afternoon Tea OGGB Level 0 Foyer
4.00pm Concurrent Session 6 OGGB4, Case Room 3
6.30pm Gala Dinner sponsored by Rothoblaas NZ (ticketed) Maritime Room
TIME (NZD)
SESSION
Room(s)
8.15am Registration opens OGGB Level 0 Foyer
9.00am Concurrent Session 7 OGGB4, Case Room 3
10.30am Morning Tea OGGB Level 0 Foyer
11.00am Keynote Forum 3 – Sound field control OGGB4
1.00pm Lunch OGGB Level 0 Foyer
2.00pm Concurrent Session 8 OGGB4, Case Room 3
3.30pm Conference Closing Session OGGB4
4.00pm Acoustics Research Centre Laboratory Tour

Contributed Papers

Contributed papers are invited in areas relating to noise and vibration modelling, control, design and measurement including:

1. Acoustic metamaterials for noise control
2. Big data and machine learning in noise and vibroacoustics
3. Building acoustics
4. Characterisation and identification
5. Demonstrators (real-time demonstrations of methods, techniques and systems)
6. Engineered materials for noise and vibration control
7. Failures and disasters in noise and vibration research
8. Flow and duct acoustics
9. Human response and subjective acoustics
10. Modelling and numerical methods
11. Noise and vibration control
12. Signal processing and analysis
13. Sound field control
14. Sound radiation and transmission
15. Structure-borne sound
16. Uncertainty and variability
17. Vibroacoustics
18. Waves
19. Other

Keynote Forums

These represent current major scientific challenges and focuses of research activity related to noise and vibration. Keynote Forums for NOVEM 2023 concern:

  • Sound field control
  • Engineered materials for noise and vibration control
  • Big data and machine learning in vibration and acoustics

The Keynote Forums subject areas, Convenors, Chairs and Speakers can be found here.

Special Sessions

Special Sessions are planned on focused areas relevant to the conference, including the Keynote Forum themes. Other sessions proposed to date include:

  • Acoustic metamaterials for noise control
  • Building acoustics
  • Demonstrators (real-time demonstrations of methods, techniques and systems)
  • Failures and disasters in noise and vibration research

Special Issues of Journals

Special Issues and topics currently planned include the following:

  • Acta Acustica: Engineered materials for noise and vibration control
  • Journal of Theoretical and Computational Acoustics: Computational acoustics
  • Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing (Elsevier): Machine learning in vibroacoustics

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Ngā mihi nui

Thank you for attending NOVEM 2023. See you in the South of Germany, 2025.

Key Dates

Registration: NOW OPEN

Presenting Author Registration Deadline: 23 Oct 2022

Early Bird Closes: 1 Nov 2022

Conference: 10 – 12 January 2023

Welcome Reception (Harbour Cruise): 10 January 2023

Gala Dinner: 11 January 2023