urban noise monitoring Applications

Related terms for "urban noise monitoring ": noise monitoring applications , urban noise applications

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  Noise monitoring solutions for urban noise

  The sounds in a city are central to our quality of life. Constant exposure to noise effects both our physical and psychological health, and our ability to learn and communicate.

  By Brüel & Kjær Sound & Vibration Measurement A/S based in Nærum, DENMARK.

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  Noise and vibration monitoring for city monitoring

  Noise has become the primary source of environmental disturbance. In 2002, the European Union took decisive action in the form of directive 2002/49/CE relating to the assessment and management of environmental noise. Through the use of strategic noise mapping, every urban community must implement an action plan to combat noise pollution. The monitoring of noise levels in urban environments is therefore an essential factor.

  By ACOEM based in Limonest, FRANCE.

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  Environmental Noise Monitoring

  The XL2 Sound Level Meter provides the dedicated solution for monitoring environmental noise in industry and communities. It measures levels and detailed spectral information in parallel and stores the data on an SD card for post-processing and reporting. A linear audio file (wav-file) may be recorded for detailed simultaneous analysis. The type approved class 1 sound level meter offers a flexible handheld instrument with accurate and reliable measurements. Data recording can be scheduled to occur at pre-determine...

  By NTi Audio AG based in Schaan, LIECHTENSTEIN.

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  Sound level meters & Noise dosimeters for Noise ordinance monitoring industry

  Noise Monitoring Equipment for Law Enforcement Agenices; Noise ordinance covers the monitoring of noise in major urban areas in the US. Common complaints from residents include: Barking dogs, Noisy neighbours, Loud music, Construction noise, Industrial noise, Transportation noise.

  By Cirrus Research plc based in Hunmanby, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Noise and vibration monitoring for race circuit monitoring

  Certain leisure activities, and motor sports in particular, are a source of elevated noise levels. They cause significant disturbance for nearby residents, particularly as such sites are being developed in increasingly densely populated urban areas.

  By ACOEM based in Limonest, FRANCE.

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  Noise monitoring for railways and trains

  Controlling and monitoring railway and train noise in residential and urban areas is a critical function of a railway. The noise generated can be dependent upon the engine, rail cars, rail construction, train speed, and the horn. Modern high speed trains have also created new levels of high frequency noise that create an acoustic disturbance that sounds like an aircraft going by.

  By Larson Davis, a division of PCB Piezotronics based in Depew, NEW YORK (USA).