Guillaume Dutilleux

Guillaume Dutilleux is a Professor in the Department of Electronic Systems at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim. His research focuses on environmental acoustics, bioacoustics, and noise prediction methods. He holds a PhD in Building Acoustics from Lyon I University (1999) and has worked at Cerema Est in France before joining NTNU in 2016.

Education:

• BSc in Computer Science (ENTPE, 1994)
• MSc in Acoustics and Vibrations (INSA Lyon, 1994)
• PhD in Building Acoustics (Lyon I University, 1999)
• BSc in Biology (Strasbourg University, 2007)

Research Interests:

• Engineering-grade outdoor noise prediction
• Acoustic monitoring of endangered species
• Impacts of anthropogenic noise on ecosystems
• Time-domain acoustic system analysis
• Wind turbine and transportation noise effects
• 3D acoustic tracking and biodiversity assessment

Recent Research Trends: His publications emphasize advancements in acoustic prediction models (e.g., sound emergence theory, tensor LMS algorithms), bioacoustic tracking of wildlife (e.g., spadefoot toads, bird flight displays), and regulatory noise compliance (e.g., CNOSSOS-EU alignment). Collaborations with engineers and ecologists highlight interdisciplinary approaches to noise pollution and biodiversity challenges.

Teaching & Outreach:

• Teaches courses on bioacoustics, acoustic measurement techniques, and electronic systems design at NTNU
• Active in international acoustics conferences (e.g., ICBEN, Euronoise)
• Develops hands-on experimental training programs for students

Labs & Teams: His work integrates acoustic software development, field monitoring systems, and interdisciplinary collaborations with environmental scientists and engineers.