Schomer P D
J Acoust Soc Am. 1978 Jul;64(1):328-30. doi: 10.1121/1.381950.
Descriptions of the effects of sonic booms of air blasts by observers in buildings have included such statements as "noticeable vibrations" in addition to phrases such as "the house rattles," "the windows rattle," or "bric-à-brac rattles." Analysis of studies of human response to vibrations, vibration complaints in the Toronto area, special tests by Kryter at Edwards Air Force Base, and laboratory studies of human response to sonic booms show that perceived vibration is not normally a factor that contributes significantly to human response to airborne, large-amplitude impulse noise. Rather, human response is solely the result of the impulse noise itself and of audible noise due to induced radiation from vibrating surfaces.
建筑物内观察者对气爆音爆影响的描述，除了“房子嘎嘎作响”“窗户嘎嘎作响”或“小摆设嘎嘎作响”等表述外，还包括“明显的震动”这样的说法。对人类对震动的反应的研究分析、多伦多地区的震动投诉、克里特在爱德华兹空军基地进行的专项测试，以及人类对音爆反应的实验室研究表明，通常情况下，感知到的震动并非导致人类对空气中大振幅脉冲噪声产生显著反应的一个重要因素。相反，人类的反应仅仅是脉冲噪声本身以及振动表面引起的辐射所产生的可听噪声的结果。
