Department Publications

2020s

2025

18. Similarity spectra analysis of a lab-scale afterburning jet noise rig

    Ashwin Kumar, Joseph W. Meadows, and Kent L. Gee

    J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 158 (6), 4311-4320 (2025).
    
19. Exploring the effect of rocket launch noise on coastal birds at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California

    Kent L. Gee, Levi T. Moats^†, Lucas K. Hall, Rachel H. Budge, Megan R. McCullah-Boozer, and Grant W. Hart

    Australian Acoustical Society, ACOUSTICS2025: Acoustics 2025, (Joondalup, Western Australia, November 2025).
    
20. Measuring the world's most powerful rocket: Noise from Starship Super Heavy

    Kent L. Gee, Noah L. Pulsipher^†, Makayle S. Kellison^‡, and Grant W. Hart

    Australian Acoustical Society, ACOUSTICS2025: Acoustics 2025, (Joondalup, Western Australia, November 2025).
    
21. Explainable machine learning models for classifying reactions within crowd noise during men's collegiate basketball games

    Mitchell C. Cutler^‡, Jason Bickmore^‡, Mark K. Transtrum, Katrina Pedersen^†, Shannon Proksch^‡, Eli Farrer, and Kent Gee

    J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 158 (4), 3456-3471 (2025).
    
22. Angle-of-arrival fluctuations in a turbulent atmosphere

    Vladimir E. Ostashev, Michael B. Muhlestein, D. Keith Wilson, Sergey N. Vecherin, Michelle L. Eggleston^†, Matthew J. Kamrath, and Kent L. Gee

    J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 158 (4), 2714-2722 (2025).
    
23. Plume-generated near-field acoustics during liftoff of Artemis I

    Makayle S. Kellison, Matthew J. Casiano, Kent L. Gee, Christopher J. Brown, and Tomas E. Nesman

    JASA Express Letters 5 (10), 103601 (2025).
    
24. On Broadband Shock-Associated Noise Source and Radiation Characteristics From an Installed, Afterburning GE F404 Engine

    Logan T. Mathews^† and Kent L. Gee

    Proceedings of AIAA Aviation Forum and ASCEND 2025, (Las Vegas, NV, July 2025). AIAA 2025-3008
    
25. Multiple Wavepacket Decomposition of F404 Engine Military Jet Noise

    Tyce Olaveson^† and Kent L. Gee

    Proceedings of AIAA Aviation Forum and ASCEND 2025, (Las Vegas, NV, July 2025). AIAA 2025-3274
    
26. Variation in Sonic Boom Metrics Due to Atmospheric Turbulence During CarpetDIEM III

    Kaylee Nyborg^†, Kent L. Gee, and Alexandra Loubeau

    Proceedings of AIAA Aviation Forum and ASCEND 2025, (Las Vegas, NV, July 2025). AIAA 2025-3080
    
27. Modeling the SpaceX Falcon-9 Booster’sTriple Sonic Boom Using Multiple Models and Conditions

    Mark C. Anderson^† and Kent L. Gee

    Proceedings of AIAA Aviation Forum and ASCEND 2025, (Las Vegas, NV, July 2025). AIAA 2025-3081
    
28. Methods for predicting overall sound power and maximum overall sound pressure levels from heated supersonic jets, including rockets

    Logan T. Mathews^† and Kent L. Gee

    J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 158 (1), 371-379 (2025).
    
29. Using Firefly Alpha’s first-stage anomaly to examine clustered nozzle effects in rocket noise

    Matthew G. Yancey^‡, Griffin Houston^‡, Grant W. Hart, Logan T. Mathews^†, Michael S. Bassett^‡, J. Taggart Durrant^‡, and Kent L. Gee

    182nd Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, (Denver, CO, May 2022). Proc. Meet. Acoust. 46 (1), 040005 (2025).
    
30. Sound power level spectra of an installed General Electric F404 engine

    Hunter J. Pratt^‡, Logan T. Mathews^†, Tyce W. Olaveson^†, and Kent L. Gee

    JASA Express Letters 5 (4), 043601 (2025).
    
31. Go for Launch: ASA’s Unique Positioning to Address the Growing Challenge of Rocket Noise

    Kent L. Gee

    Acoustics Today 21 (1), 73-76 (2025).
    
32. Starship Super Heavy acoustics: Comparing launch noise from Flights 5 and 6

    Kent L. Gee, Noah L. Pulsipher^‡, Makayle S. Kellison^‡, Grant W. Hart, Logan T. Mathews^†, and Mark C. Anderson^†

    JASA Express Letters 5 (2), 023602 (2025).
    
33. Why does the Falcon-9 booster make a triple sonic boom during flyback? An initial analysis

    Mark C. Anderson^† and Kent L. Gee

    JASA Express Letters 5 (2), 023601 (2025).
    
34. Far-field noise measurements of a supersonic jet operating near afterburning conditions

    Ashwin Kumar, Joseph Meadows, Tyce W. Olaveson^†, Kent L. Gee, Logan T. Mathews^†, and Hunter J. Pratt^‡

    Aerosp. Sci. Technol. 157, 109842 (2025).
    
35. Using photographs to verify the nature of Mach wave radiation from a Falcon 9 rocket plume

    Grant W. Hart, Kent L. Gee, Eric G. Hintz, Nathan F. Carlston^‡, Giovanna G. Nuccitelli^‡, and Trevor Mahlmann

    186th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and the Canadian Acoustical Association, (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, May 2024). Proc. Meet. Acoust. 54 (1), 040012 (2025).
    

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^†Graduate Student Author