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  • Auditory perception research
  • Human factors engineering
  • Acoustics

Background:

  • In-laboratory auditory localization training enhances sound localization with and without hearing protection devices (HPDs).
  • A portable system is needed to provide similar training benefits for military applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Design and develop a Portable Auditory Localization Acclimation Training (PALAT) system.
  • Evaluate PALAT's training efficacy against a laboratory system.
  • Assess PALAT's sensitivity to differences in electronic HPDs.

Main Methods:

  • A full-factorial repeated measures experiment with 12 participants.
  • Training and testing on PALAT and a laboratory system under open ear, TEP-100, and ComTac™ III conditions.
  • Analysis of localization accuracy and front-back reversal errors.

Main Results:

  • No statistical difference in localization accuracy between PALAT and the laboratory system.
  • PALAT detected performance differences across the three listening conditions.
  • Training benefits were comparable between the two systems.

Conclusions:

  • The PALAT system provides training benefits similar to laboratory-grade systems.
  • PALAT is sensitive to performance variations introduced by different HPDs.
  • The system is suitable for improving auditory situation awareness in critical safety environments.