5 software found

Software

• SoundPLAN - Noise Modeling Software Packages

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  SoundPLAN - StartKits Road / Railway / Industry Noise Packages

  SoundPLAN is a modular design with few mandatory modules and many options. The Geo-Database, where the simulation models are prepared, is required no matter what the configuration of the rest of the license may be. To reduce costs, certain modules are compiled to form packages or 'kits'. The smallest usable package is the StartKit, which has three options,  StartKit Road, StartKit Rail and StartKit Industry.

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  SoundPLAN - Acoustics Complete Package

  SoundPLAN Acoustics Complete (with or without aircraft noise propagation) includes all acoustics modules from data entry through to the final presentation. SoundPLAN Acoustics Complete not only enjoys a greatly reduced purchase price, but also a greatly reduced update and maintenance price after the first year free warranty. The software maintenance cost is capped for these packages, plus newly developed modules are provided for free to SoundPLAN...

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  SoundPLAN - Industry Noise Professional Kit Package

  The Industry Professional Package offers a compilation of modules enabling the engineer to work all problems for industrial noise with the highest efficiency. The highlight of this package is the unique collaboration between the indoor noise model and the transmission through the walls for the noise propagation simulation of the environmental noise.

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  SoundPLAN - Graphics Package

  Graphics Package add-on for optimal presentations. The graphics package is meant as an add-on for users who have purchased a StartKit and want to present their work in the best possible fashion. The user already has the Grid Noise Map as this is included in the smallest subset of SoundPLAN.

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  SoundPLAN - European Noise Directive Package

  Noise Mapping at its best with the END Package. Noise mapping has become a standard procedure in the European Community and is based on directives from Brussels. Usually the directive for the noise mapping is referred to as END (European Noise Directive), but technically it is Directive 2002/49/EC.