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DESCRIPTION:School of Information Studies Seminar Series\n\nListenUp MTL: a
  mixed-methods investigation of sonic cohabitation\n\nYou are invited to t
 he upcoming online talk on\n\nMarch 9\, 2022 12:30 to 1:30 PM\n\nZoom link
 : https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/85837175082\n\nThe talk will start with an over
 view of the research conducted at the Multimodal Interaction Laboratory at
  McGill University and will present a 2-year transdisciplinary collaborati
 on between Sounds in the City group\, the City of Montreal (Service of Eco
 nomic Development)\, and the Regional Public Health Agency on sonic cohabi
 tation in the city\, focusing on urban sound and nightlife (funded by MITA
 CS). This project aims to provide recommendations for future nightlife pol
 icies in Montreal\, as well as helping to build sound awareness among urba
 n professionals and the broader public. In addition\, ListenUpMTL a mixed-
 methods project that took place in downtown Montreal in Fall 2021\, will b
 e presented. The purpose of this project is to understand the effect of pe
 destrianization on sonic cohabitation.\n\nGuest speakers:\n\nDr. Edda Bild
  is a soundscape researcher and educator\, working on the relationship bet
 ween urban sound\, urban spaces and\, more recently\, nightlife. She is in
 terested in developing and testing methodologies for documenting the urban
  auditory experience and finding ways of improving it in practice through 
 intentional urban design and planning. Her broader interest lies in knowle
 dge mobilization and communication\, by educating urban stakeholders on so
 undscape and promoting the idea of sound awareness as a resource.\n\nDr. C
 atherine Guastavino is an Associate Professor and William Dawson Scholar a
 t the McGill School of Information Studies and a member of the Centre for 
 Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology (CIRMMT). She dir
 ects the Multimodal Interaction Laboratory and the Sounds in the City part
 nership\, which brings together diverse academics\, professionals\, artist
 s\, and citizens to rethink the role of sound in cities. She has published
  extensively in the fields of auditory perception\, human-computer interac
 tion\, audio engineering\, and urban soundscapes. She also has extensive e
 xperience collaborating with industry partners\, cultural institutions\, a
 s well as with municipal and provincial governments.\n
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SUMMARY:ListenUp MTL: a mixed-methods investigation of sonic cohabitation 
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/sis/channels/event/listenup-mtl-mixed-methods-inv
 estigation-sonic-cohabitation-338218
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