J. Vos

Most-cited papers

1. The perceptual onset of musical tones

   J. Vos, R. Rasch

   1981Perception & Psychophysics120 citations Open access

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2. Annoyance caused by simultaneous impulse, road-traffic, and aircraft sounds: a quantitative model.

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   1992Journal of the Acoustical Society of America57 citations

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3. Purity Ratings of Tempered Fifths and Major Thirds

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   198649 citations

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4. On the annoyance caused by impulse sounds produced by small, medium-large, and large firearms.

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   2001Journal of the Acoustical Society of America44 citations

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5. Annoyance caused by the sounds of a magnetic levitation train.

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   2004Journal of the Acoustical Society of America34 citations Open access

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6. Annoyance caused by sounds of wheeled and tracked vehicles.

   N. Versfeld, J. Vos

   1997Journal of the Acoustical Society of America32 citations

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7. A field survey on the annoyance caused by sounds from large firearms and road traffic.

   Edmund Buchta, J. Vos

   1998Journal of the Acoustical Society of America31 citations

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8. Thresholds for discrimination between pure and tempered intervals: the relevance of nearly coinciding harmonics.

   J. Vos, Ben G. van Vianen

   1985Journal of the Acoustical Society of America27 citations

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9. Spectral effects in the perception of pure and tempered intervals: Discrimination and beats

   J. Vos

   1984Perception & Psychophysics24 citations Open access

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10. Effect on numerosity judgment of grouping of tones by auditory channels

    G. ten Hoopen, J. Vos

    1979Perception & Psychophysics24 citations Open access

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11. A- and C-weighted sound levels as predictors of the annoyance caused by shooting sounds, for various façade attenuation types.

    J. Vos

    2003Journal of the Acoustical Society of America22 citations

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12. A-weighted equivalent sound level as a predictor of the annoyance caused by road traffic consisting of various proportions of light and heavy vehicles

    N. Versfeld, J. Vos

    200218 citations

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13. Subjective acceptability of various regular twelve-tone tuning systems in two-part musical fragments.

    J. Vos

    1988Journal of the Acoustical Society of America18 citations

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14. Penalty for impulse noise, derived from annoyance ratings for impulse and road-traffic sounds.

    J. Vos, G. Smoorenburg

    1985Journal of the Acoustical Society of America18 citations

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15. On the level-dependent penalty for impulse sound.

    J. Vos

    1990Journal of the Acoustical Society of America16 citations

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16. Interaural and monaural clicks and clocks: tempo difference versus attention switching.

    G. ten Hoopen, J. Vos, John Dispa

    1982Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance16 citations

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17. Noise annoyance caused by mopeds and other traffic sources

    J. Vos

    200611 citations

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18. A review of research on the annoyance caused by impulse sounds produced by small firearms

    J. Vos

    199511 citations

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19. Attention switching and patterns of sound locations in counting clicks.

    G. ten Hoopen, J. Vos

    1981Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance11 citations

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20. Attention switching is not a fatigable process: methodological comments on Axelrod and Guzy (1972).

    G. ten Hoopen, J. Vos

    1980Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance11 citations

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21. Perceptual separation of simultaneous complex tones: The effect of slightly asynchronous onsets.

    J. Vos

    19919 citations

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22. Leq as a measure of annoyance caused by gunfire consisting of impulses with various proportions of higher and lower sound levels

    J. Vos, F. Geurtsen

    19878 citations

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23. A re-analysis of the relationship between the results obtained in laboratory and field studies on the annoyance caused by high-energy impulsive sounds

    J. Vos

    19977 citations

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24. The effect of fundamental frequency on the discriminability between pure and tempered fifths and major thirds

    J. Vos, Ben G. van Vianen

    1985Perception & Psychophysics7 citations Open access

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25. Attention-switching and grouping in counting interaurally presented clicks.

    G. ten Hoopen, J. Vos

    1979Acta Psychologica7 citations

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26. On the relevance of nonacoustic factors influencing the annoyance caused by environmental sounds - A literature study

    J. Vos

    20106 citations

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27. The Perception of pure and tempered musical intervals

    J. Vos

    19876 citations

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28. Enhanced awakening probability of repetitive impulse sounds.

    J. Vos, M. Houben

    2013Journal of the Acoustical Society of America5 citations

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29. Annoyance Caused by Low Frequency Sounds from Artillery Fire: The Expected Effect of Various Training Schedules

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    19925 citations

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30. Development of a rating procedure for low frequency noise : Results of measurements near runways

    E. Buikema, M. Vercammen, F. D. van der Ploeg, J. Granneman +1 more

    20104 citations

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31. Sleep disturbance caused by impulse sounds

    J. Vos

    20084 citations

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32. On the assessment of shooting sounds: loudness-level weightings versus A- and C-weighted sound exposure levels (L).

    J. Vos, F. Geurtsen

    2003Journal of the Acoustical Society of America4 citations

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33. Annoyance caused by low frequency sounds : Spectral and temporal effects

    J. Vos, M. Houben, F. D. van der Ploeg, E. Buikema

    20103 citations

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34. On the relevance of shooting - noise - induced sleep disturbance to noise zoning

    J. Vos

    20033 citations

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35. Comments on a Procedure for Rating High-Energy Impulsive Sounds: Analyses of Previous and New Data Sets, and Suggestions for a Revision

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    20003 citations

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36. Response to “Comments on ‘A field survey on the annoyance caused by sounds from large firearms and road traffic’ ” [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 106, 1594–1597 (1999)]

    E. Buchta, J. Vos

    19993 citations

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37. Technical Note: On the comparability of community responses to noise from artillery and rifle ranges as determined in two Australian studies

    J. Vos

    19953 citations

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38. Annoyance caused by the low-frequency sound produced by aircraft during takeoff.

    J. Vos, M. Houben

    2022Journal of the Acoustical Society of America2 citations

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39. Estimating parameter values in a model for rating shooting sounds from field survey data.

    J. Vos

    2017Journal of the Acoustical Society of America1 citations

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40. The perception of pure and mistuned musical fifths and major thirds: Thresholds for discrimination, beats, and identification

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    20101 citations

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41. Auditory Tests for the Early Detection of Noise-Susceptible Individuals - A Literature Study

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    20051 citations

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42. Thresholds for discrimination between pure and tempered intervals : The relevance of nearly coinciding harmonics a )

    J. Vos, Ben G. van Vianen

    20041 citations

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43. On total annoyance caused by different environmental sounds: a review and suggestions for additional research

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    20001 citations

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44. Validation of a new procedure for rating shooting sounds with the help of field survey data

    J. Vos

    19991 citations

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45. Community response to artillery and road‐traffic sounds—A new field survey

    E. Buchta, J. Vos

    19981 citations

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46. A further test of the relevance of ASEL and CSEL in the determination of the rating sound level for shooting sounds

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    19981 citations

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47. Annoyance of individual vehicle pass‐by noise for light and heavy vehicles

    N. Versfeld, J. Vos, F. Geurtsen

    19941 citations

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48. Effect of silent periods having short or long durations on the annoyance of vehicle sounds

    N. Versfeld, J. Vos, F. Geurtsen

    19941 citations Open access

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49. Rating of impulse noise, in particular shooting noise, with regard to annoyance

    G. Smoorenburg, J. Vos

    19831 citations Open access

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50. Comments on "Influences of low-frequency energy and testing environment on annoyance responses to supersonic aircraft noise when heard indoors" [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 148(1), 414-429 (2020)].

    J. Vos

    2021Journal of the Acoustical Society of America0 citations

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