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HRTFs of artificial heads:
HRTFs of artificial heads:
* [http://sofacoustics.org/data/database/mit MIT-KEMAR]: HRTFs from [http://sound.media.mit.edu/resources/KEMAR/ MIT of the KEMAR] dummy head. Reference HRTFs used in many publications.
* [http://sofacoustics.org/data/database/mit MIT-KEMAR]: HRTFs from [http://sound.media.mit.edu/resources/KEMAR/ MIT of the KEMAR] dummy head. Reference HRTFs used in many publications.
* '''New: [http://sofacoustics.org/data/database/ari%20(artificial) ARI (ARTIFICIAL)] HRTFs of mannequins (dummy heads) measured at ARI using the same setup as for human listeners: '''
* [http://sofacoustics.org/data/database/ari%20(artificial) ARI (ARTIFICIAL)] HRTFs of mannequins (dummy heads) measured at ARI using the same setup as for human listeners:
** NH169: HRTFs, DTFs, and raw data of a printed head of the corresponding human listener
** NH169: HRTFs, DTFs, and raw data of a printed head of the corresponding human listener
** NH172: HRTFs, DTFs, raw and reference data of the dummy head Neumann KU 100.
** NH172: HRTFs, DTFs, raw and reference data of the dummy head Neumann KU 100.
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DRIRs:
DRIRs:
* [http://sofacoustics.org/data/database/oldenburg Oldenburg] DRIRs from [http://medi.uni-oldenburg.de/hrir/html/download.html Oldenburg]. Recordings in an office under several conditions.
* [http://sofacoustics.org/data/database/oldenburg Oldenburg] DRIRs from [http://medi.uni-oldenburg.de/hrir/html/download.html Oldenburg]. Recordings in an office under several conditions.


'''New: Headphone IRs (HpIRs) of humans: '''
* [http://sofacoustics.org/data/headphones/ari ARI]: HpIRs from the ARI database. Single headphone, five measurements (with repositioned headphone inbetween) for over 100 listeners.





Revision as of 13:46, 3 October 2014


The main SOFA repository aims at collect the worldwide available HRTFs, BRIRs, DRIRs, and other SOFA-related data at a single place. It is just in the process of being created: Partial download, metadata access, and database search is not available (yet, we are investigating the possibility of using OPeNDAP for SOFA repositories). Currently, the data can be accessed and downloaded as they are and the metadata are provided in the particular files.

General purpose database:

Standard (in-the-ear canal) HRTFs of humans:

  • ARI: HRTFs from the ARI database. In-the-ear HRTFs and DTFs for over 100 listeners.
    • hrtf, dtf: HRTFs and DTFs, respectively, equalized between 300 Hz and 18 kHz
    • hrtf b, dtf b: HRTFs and DTFs, equalized between 50 Hz and 18 kHz for hi-fi auralizations
  • ARI (ALTB): HRTFs from the ARI database. Measurements for some of the listeners from the ARI database, repeated and evaluated a few years later, see Majdak et al. (2013).
  • CIPIC: HRTFs from the CIPIC database. 45 listeners, partially antropometric data available.
  • LISTEN: HRTFs from the LISTEN project, IRCAM.
  • RIEC: Far-field HRTFs from the RIEC database of over 100 human listeners. (Credit: Kajni Watanabe, Japan)


HRTFs of artificial heads:

  • MIT-KEMAR: HRTFs from MIT of the KEMAR dummy head. Reference HRTFs used in many publications.
  • ARI (ARTIFICIAL) HRTFs of mannequins (dummy heads) measured at ARI using the same setup as for human listeners:
    • NH169: HRTFs, DTFs, and raw data of a printed head of the corresponding human listener
    • NH172: HRTFs, DTFs, raw and reference data of the dummy head Neumann KU 100.
  • FHK: HRTFs from the Fachhochschule Köln of the dummy-head Neumann K100. Gapless data, high spatial resolution provided. (Credit: Benjamin Bernschütz).
  • SCUT: Near-field HRTFs from SCUT database of the KEMAR (Radius: 0.2 to 1.0 m). (Credit: Bosun Xie, China)
  • TU-Berlin: HRTFs from TU-Berlin of the KEMAR dummy-head. HRTFs for several distances (>0.5 m). (Credit: Hagen Wierstorf)
  • Club Fritz: HRTFs of Neumann KU 100 measured within the project Club Fritz where several institutions measured the same artificial head. Coming soon...


Special HRTFs:


DRIRs:


New: Headphone IRs (HpIRs) of humans:

  • ARI: HpIRs from the ARI database. Single headphone, five measurements (with repositioned headphone inbetween) for over 100 listeners.


Special purpose:

Other repositories

This is a list of other repositories providing HRTFs, BRIRs, and DRIRs available as SOFA files.