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Methods of High-speed Data Copy and Key Performance Indicator Enhancement for Minimizing the Transfer Delay in the Public Safety Push-To-Talk Service (Push-To-Talk 재난 서비스 환경에서 전송 지연 최소화를 위한 고속 데이터 복사 및 키 성능 지표 개선 방안)

  • Chae, Yongdoo;Choi, Youknow;Jeong, Wooseok;Nam, Baeksan;Kim, Juyeop
    • The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences
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    • v.41 no.11
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    • pp.1481-1489
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    • 2016
  • A art from the typical data services based on 1:1 data communications, various new services based on 1:N communications have recently appeared. These services are becoming to require advanced 1:N communication schemes which can transfer the same data to many receivers efficiently and in high-performance. Especially, a Push-To-Talk (PTT) service, which is an important service in public safety communication system, requires a service server to disseminate the same voice media data to multiple receivers in a group in real-time and low latency. In this paper, we propose an efficient scheme to disseminate the same data to multiple receivers in low latency. In addition, we provide an analysis which gives a guide the performance of the 1:N communications in practical wired/wireless system environments in the perspective of the PTT service index.

A Study on the Awareness of Fire Safety and Evacuation Guide System (화재안전의식 및 피난유도 시스템에 대한 연구)

  • Baek, Eun-Sun;Baek, Geon-Jong;Shin, Hoon;Song, Min-Jeong;Kook, Chan;Kim, Sun-Woo
    • Fire Science and Engineering
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    • v.24 no.6
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    • pp.45-53
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    • 2010
  • The purpose of this study is to find out the most effective evacuation alarm sound which is the one of the most important element of the evacuation guidance system as a fundamental mechanism to minimize the damages of a fire. In this regard, a survey was conducted against the firefighting officers and the general public with questions about the general awareness of fire and their preference to various kinds of fire alarm sounds. The result showed that 1) even though the awareness of the interviewees on fire was improving while there were in familiar places like homes or works. But, when they were situated in unfamiliar locations, the fire safety awareness could not be deemed to be strong. This in turn calls for the education of the public and improvement of the existing policies for the enhancement of the fire related safety awareness in unfamiliar environments. 2) For the question about the possible time they could survive in a fire or the time required for safe evacuation, it turned out that the interviewees were thinking of the time required for evacuation to be short, which calls for proper actions. 3) When the visibility in a fire situation is highly limited, the most preferred answer for the alarm sound was a female voice, saying "The emergency exit is this way," accompanies with flashing lights of sirens for the emergency evacuation guidance.

A Study on the Characteristics of the Korean Adult Male Sound According to Sasang Constitution Using PSCC with a Sentence (사상체질음성분석기(四象體質音聲分析機)(PSSC)를 통한 한국인 성인남성(成人男性)의 체질별(體質別) 음향특성연구(音響特性硏究) - 단문(短文)을 중심으로 -)

  • Choi, Jae-Wan;Song, Hak-Soo;Han, Dong-Youn;Cho, Sung-Eon;Wang, Hyang-Lan;Jeon, Jong-Weon;Kim, Dal-Rae;Yoo, Jun-Sang
    • Journal of Sasang Constitutional Medicine
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    • v.18 no.3
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    • pp.64-74
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    • 2006
  • 1. Objectives and Methods A Study on the Characteristics of the Korean Adult Male Sound according to Sasang Constitution using PSSC with a Sentence. Sasang Constitutional Medicine(SCM) is the one of the traditional Korean Medicine. It classifies people into four categories like Taeyangin, Soyangin, Taeumin and Soeumin. The rule to classify is Appearance and Body Shape, Facial Appearance and Speech, Character and Talents and Diseases and Medications. This study was done to investigate the relationships between Voice and Sound parameters using PSSC(Phonetic System of Sasang Constitution) in a sentence. Experimental Participants were 195 Korean adult males including 1 Taeyangin, 37 Soyangin, 105 Taeumin and 52 Soeumin. Sasang Constitutional specialist used PSSC and Korean Medical Diagnosis to classify participants into four constitution. 2. Results In Pitch segment, Soyangin's Center freq.(4) was significantly high compared with Taeyangin and Taeumin groups. Soyangin's and Soeumin's Center freq.(6) was significantly high compared with Taeyangin and Taeumin groups. In APQ segment and Octave segment, there were no significant differences among four groups. In Shimmer segment, Taeumin's F Shimmer(1) and F Shimmer(2) were significantly high compared with Taeyangin and Soyangin groups. In Energy segment, Taeyangin's 2k-4k total sum, 2k-4k dev., C dev., C# dev. and D S.D. were significantly high compared with other groups. In Recording time segment, there was no significant difference among four groups. More Taeyangin cases and the other parameters are needed to determine constitution using PSSC and to make PSSC effective. 3. Conclusions From above result, there is the possibility of efficiency standard guide for constitution diagnosis by analyzation og voice.

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Acoustic Analysis and Melodization of Korean Intonation for Language Rehabilitation (언어재활을 위한 한국어의 음향적 분석과 선율화)

  • Choi, Jin Hee;Park Jeong Mi
    • Journal of Music and Human Behavior
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    • v.21 no.1
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    • pp.49-68
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    • 2024
  • This study aims to acoustically analyze Korean language characteristics and convert these findings into musical elements, providing foundational data for evidence-based music-language rehabilitation. We collected voice data from thirty men and thirty women aged 19-25, each providing six-syllable prosodic units composed of two accentual phrases, including both declarative and interrogative sentences. Analyzing this data with Praat, we extracted syllabic acoustic properties and conducted statistical analyses based on acoustic properties, sentence type, gender, and particle presence. Significant differences were found in syllable frequency and duration based on accentual phrases and prosodic units (p < .001), with interrogative showing higher frequencies and declaratives longer durations (p < .001). Female frequencies were significantly higher than males' (p < .001), with longer durations observed (p < .001). Particle syllables also showed significantly stronger intensities (p < .001). Finally, we presented melodies converted from these acoustic properties into musical scores based on pitch, duration, and accent. The insights from this analysis of six-syllable Korean sentences will guide further research on developing a system for melodizing large-scale Korean speech data, expected to be crucial in music-based language rehabilitation.