Dr Shujau received his BEng (Hons 1) Telecommunications Engineering from the
University of Wollongong in 2001 and then studied from 2008 to receive his PhD with
thesis titled, ‘In Air Acoustic Vector Sensors for Capturing and Processing of Speech
Signals’ in 2011. Through the intervening years of study, Dr Shujau joined the Maldives
National University as Assistant Lecturer. The University of Wollongong welcomed Dr
Shujau as a Research Fellow in 2011 and was appointed Lecturer in 2012. 

Current Research Students: • Jie Ma : Noise-robust speech and emotion recognition using
microphone arrays

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Investigating the impact of sensory effects on the Quality of Experience and emotional response in web videos (with Benjamin Rainer, Markus Waltl, Eva Cheng, Christian Timmerer, Stephen J. Davis, Ian S. Burnett, Christian H. Ritz, and Hermann Hellwagner), Faculty of Informatics - Papers (2012)

Multimedia is ubiquitously available online with large amounts of video increasingly consumed through Web sites...

 
Backward compatible spatialized teleconferencing based on squeezed recordings (with Christian H. Ritz, xiguang zheng, Bin Cheng, Eva Cheng, and Ian S. Burnett), Faculty of Informatics - Papers (2011)
 

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In air acoustic vector sensors for capturing and processing of speech signals, University of Wollongong Thesis Collection (2011)

Capturing speech signals for enhancement is an important stage in all modern communication systems. Traditionally,...

 
Linear predictive perceptual filtering for acoustic vector sensors: exploiting directional recordings for high quality speech enhancement (with Ian S. Burnett and Christian H. Ritz), Faculty of Engineering - Papers (2011)

This paper investigates the performance of a new technique for speech enhancement which combines Linear...

 
Separation of speech sources using an acoustic vector sensor (with Ian S. Burnett and Christian H. Ritz), Faculty of Informatics - Papers (Archive) (2011)

This paper investigates how the directional characteristics of an Acoustic Vector Sensor (AVS) can be...