Abstract
The measurement of multi-point room impulse responses (RIRs) is challenging because it requires many microphones or a microphone traverse system. In our previous study, we proposed a spatial extrapolation method to measure early RIRs by the locally-positioned microphones. However, the estimation accuracy was degraded at a far distance from the microphones owing to the directivity of the sound source. In this study, we proposed a modeling method to estimate a direct sound field using a source radiation model based on the sparse equivalent source method. First, the source radiation was modeled using an enclosed microphone array. Then, we modeled the direct sound field using locally positioned microphones. The evaluation experiment was conducted in an anechoic chamber under 2.5D condition.
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