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Voice and background noise levels measured in open offices
A key variable for predicting speech privacy in open offices is the loudness of speech in such spaces. It is known that the environment influences how loudly we speak. Thus speech levels need to be measured in typical open office situations so they can be used to calculate expected speech privacy mo
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