SoundPLANmanda 1.0
Our new software is here
Dec. 15, 2022 -- SoundPLANmanda 1.0 is the new program for occupational health and safety experts to help them assess environmental hazards and map and analyze noise in workplaces. The tool provides the possibility to map and analyze harmful immissions, including noise, temperature, or air pollution.
Highlights:
- Data Import interface for georeferenced measurement data and display it with interpolated color coded iso contour lines.
- Flexible Analysis, to combine several measurements with user definable formulas to show, for example, the level change or level above a limit value.
- Analyze the noise load of a worker according to Occupational Health and Safety Act (OSHA), the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and further European legislation.
- Data of SoundPLANmanda is clearly structured with the ability to have multiple mapping areas, such as different floors. The results documentation is presented in easy-to-use map layouts, but with multiple possibilities to adapt to the requested user requirements.
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