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ISO 9612:1997, Acoustics - Guidelines for the measurement and assessment of exposure to noise in a working environment by ISO TC 43/SC 1/WG 19, 2007-08-23 Performance Analysis of Wireless LAN Signals Transmitted Over a Ricean Fading Channel in a Pulsed Noise Interference Environment by Evangelos Spyrou, 2004 Outdoor noise and the metropolitan environment;: Case study of Los Angeles, with special reference to aircraft, by Melville Campbell Branch, 1970 Control of the noise and vibration environment (Inaugural lecture) by P Grootenhuis, 1974 Emisja i propagacja halasu przemyslowego w srodowisku zewnetrznym =: Emission and propagation of industrial noise in the outdoor environment (Prace naukowe ... Seria Monografie) (Polish Edition) by Iwonna Zuchowicz-Wodnikowska, 1998 Advances in the Control and Refinement of Vehicle Noise Optimum detection of M-ary orthogonal signals in ELF noise environment (M.I.T. Lincoln Laboratory. Technical report) by J. W Modestino, 1972 A study of gyro noise in a test environment, (M.I.T. Charles Stark Draper Laboratory. Report) by Robert Hayden Wilkinson, 1972 Data on noise environments at different times of day around airports (SuDoc NAS 1.26:172612) by James M. Fields, 1985 Reactions of residents to long-term sonic boom noise environments (SuDoc NAS 1.26:201704) by James M. Fields, 1997 An evaluation of the noise environment and treatment options for Perdue Poultry's Lewiston, N.C. processing plant by Joseph C Wyvill, 1983 Economic aspects of the airport environment: noise, air pollution, and congestion (Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange bibliography) by Jon P Nelson, 1972 Assessment of the existing and future ambient noise environment for a light rail system in San Diego: Between the Sports Arena area and the Mexican Border at San Ysidro by Robert C Brown, 1978 The natural and man-made noise environment in personal communications services bands (SuDoc C 60.10:96-330) by A. D. Spaulding, 1996

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41. What Are The Common Types Of Environmental Noise?
    There is no quick fix to the problems but the Government is committed to doing all it can within the constraints to improve the noise environment of Hong Kong.  
    http://www.epd.gov.hk/epd/noise_education/young/eng_young_html/m2/m2.html
    
    Extractions: restaurants - air-conditioning systems, kitchen ventilating systems Construction sites site formation (e.g. excavation), piling, road work, demolition, renovation Domestic buildings mahjong playing, hi-fi, musical instruments Public places open markets, streets, parks Products intruder alarms of buildings and motor vehicles

42. NOISE - National Organization To Insure A Sound-controlled Environment
    U.S. lobbying organization affiliated with the National League of Cities, committed to reducing the impact of aviation noise on local communities. Includes news and upcoming events; membership and contacts details, and legislative priorities.  
    http://www.aviation-noise.org

43. Noise Center: Decibel Levels
    noise CENTER OF THELEAGUE. 1 888 noise 88. noise LEVELS IN OUR environment FACT SHEET. How Loud is Too Loud? Experts agree that continued exposure to noise above 85 dBA over time, will cause hearing  
    http://www.lhh.org/noise/decibel.htm
    
    Extractions: 954-731-7200 (Voice) 954-731-7208 (TTY) N OISE C ENTER OF THE L EAGUE 1 888 NOISE 88 NOISE LEVELS IN OUR ENVIRONMENT FACT SHEET How Loud is Too Loud? Experts agree that continued exposure to noise above 85 dBA over time, will cause hearing loss. To know if a sound is loud enough to damage your ears, it is important to know both the loudness level (measured in decibels, dBA) and the length of exposure to the sound. In general, the louder the noise, the less time required before hearing loss will occur. According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (1998), the maximum exposure time at 85 dBA is 8 hours. At 110 dBA, the maximum exposure time is one minute and 29 seconds. If you must be exposed to noise, it is recommended that you limit the exposure time and/or wear hearing protection. Measure Up and Turn it Down: Decibel Levels Around Us The following are decibel levels of common noise sources around us. These are typical levels, however, actual noise levels may vary depending on the particular item. Remember noise levels above 85 dBA will harm hearing over time. Noise levels above 140dBA can cause damage to hearing after just one exposure.

44. EUROPA - Environment - Noise Policy
    European Commission environment Policies noise. Contact Search on EUROPA Commission developed a new framework for noise policy, based on shared responsibility between the  
    http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/noise/home.htm
    
    Extractions: en EUROPA European Commission Environment Policies ... Resources Good practice guide for noise mapping Further to its 1996 Green Paper (COM(96)540) , the European Commission developed a new framework for noise policy, based on shared responsibility between the EU, national and local level, and including measures to improve the accuracy and standardisation of data to help improve the coherency of different actions. This document was followed by the Commissioner’s speech in Copenhagen in 1998 , and lead to a comprehensive set of measures, including: The creation of a Noise Expert Network , whose mission is to assist the Commission in the development of its noise policy. A new Directive on Environmental Noise aimed at requiring competent authorities in Member States to produce strategic noise maps on the basis of harmonised indicators, to inform the public about noise exposure and its effects, and to draw up action plans to address noise issues. The Directive on Equipment Used Outdoors that simplifies the legislation about many noisy equipments.

45. FAA - Office Of Environment And Energy, Noise Division
    Office of environment. and Energy (AEE) FAA Home. AEE. About AEE100. Aircraft noise FAQs. Aircraft noise Referral. Grand Canyon. New COE for Aircraft noise and Aviation Emissions. Regional Offices .  
    http://www.aee.faa.gov/noise

46. FAA - Office Of Environment And Energy, Noise Division
    Office of environment. and Energy (AEE) Office of environment and Energy. Technical accessibility questions regarding this site should be sent to Jim Merrill. FAA Privacy Policy. , Integrated  
    http://www.aee.faa.gov/

47. Macnoise.com - MAC Aviation Noise And Satellite Programs Office - Home Page
    Your Browser Does not Support Javascript. Aviation noise and Satellite Programs the Department of environment whose duties are to address airport noise issues around MACs system  
    http://www.macavsat.org/
    
    Extractions: The Aviation Noise and Satellite Programs Office is a group within the Department of Environment whose duties are to address airport noise issues around MAC’s system of airports, most notably Minneapolis-St. Paul International, through the use of diplomacy, science, and state-of-the-art technologies. View Revised Draft Updated Noise Contours Click here to view the recommended Part 150 Update aircraft/airport operational noise abatement measures incorporated in the Draft 2007 mitigated noise contour What's New June 3 - Part 150 Program Discussion Deferred to Special Planning and Environment Meeting June 2 - June 17 Noise Oversight Committee Meeting Cancelled May 10 - May 20 Noise Oversight Committee Meeting Cancelled April 28 - MAC Conducts Public Input Meeting ...

48. CENYC: Noise Pollution
    is more than just a pain in the ear it is harmful to your health. Here's How noise Hurts Continued exposure to noise damages your hearing. The louder the noise, the less time it takes to cause hearing loss. from you, then your immediate environment could be hazardous to your health  
    http://www.cenyc.org/HTMLPE/noise.htm
    
    Extractions: Continued exposure to noise damages your hearing. The louder the noise, the less time it takes to cause hearing loss. Cells of the inner ear are destroyed, and hearing deteriorates each time we are exposed to prolonged intense sound. The cells do not regenerate: Noise-induced hearing loss is permanent and incurable. It is, however, preventable. 1 out of 8 Americans suffers from some degree of hearing impairment. Noise Hurts Children, too! The loud music that children listen to on the radio, on stereos and earphones, in discos, and at concerts impairs their hearing. Studies show that noise interferes with learning and lowers reading and math scores. Children will be deprived of these skills and will be partially deaf by the time they are grown unless we act to lessen noise.

49. Aviation Environment Federation - AEF
    Deals with the adverse environmental impacts of aviation, including noise, air quality, climate change and sustainability issues.  
    http://www.aef.org.uk
    
    Extractions: Contact the AEF The AEF is a UK based not-for-profit Non-Governmental Organisation that works exclusively on the environmental impacts of aviation. The AEF promotes a sustainable future for aviation which fully recognises, and takes account of, all its environmental and amenity effects. We work closely with local, national and international decision-makers to achieve this objective, having representation on UK Government and European Commission working groups and observer status to the environmental committee of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO).

50. Noise - Environment - FHWA
    are better, a more relaxing environment is created, windows are opened more often, and yards are used more in the summer. Perceived nonnoise benefits include  
    http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/probresp.htm
    
    Extractions: Federal Highway Administration April 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Tables Introduction THREE-PART APPROACH TO HIGHWAY NOISE ABATEMENT FHWA NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES NOISE BARRIERS CONSTRUCTED OR PLANNED SUMMARY APPENDIX 23 CFR Part 772 - Procedures for Abatement of Highway Traffic Noise and Construction Noise LIST OF TABLES Road Ownership in the United States Classification of Roads by Functional System Maximum Noise Emission Levels as Required by EPA for Newly Manufactured Trucks with GVWR Over 4,525 Kilograms Maximum Noise Emission Levels as Required by EPA for In-Use Medium and Heavy Trucks with GVWR Over 4,525 Kilograms Engaged in Interstate Commerce ... Barrier Attenuation Noise, defined as unwanted or excessive sound, is an undesirable by-product of our modern way of life. It can be annoying, can interfere with sleep, work, or recreation, and in extremes may cause physical and psychological damage. While noise emanates from many different sources, transportation noise is perhaps the most pervasive and difficult source to avoid in society today. Highway traffic noise is a major contributor to overall transportation noise. A broad-based effort is needed to control transportation noise. This effort must achieve the goals of personal privacy and environmental quality while continuing the flow of needed transportation services for a quality society.

51. Action Environmental - Air, Water, Soil | Remediation | Landfills | Pollution |
    Provides services to remedial action contractors, general contractors, government and industrial clients in the areas of water, soil, air, odor, noise pollution, as well as environmental assessment. (Delaware)  
    http://www.actionenv.com/
    
    Extractions: Thank you for visiting the Action Environmental Group Web site. We are independent regional environmental engineering offices combining to provide unlimited global environmental resources. Action Environmental provides environmental services to remedial action contractors, general contractors, government and industrial clients. We hope you enjoy your visit.

52. Measurement Of Highway-Related Noise - Environment - FHWA
    of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Office of environment and Planning, has developed the Measurement of HighwayRelated noise. This document  
    http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/noise/measure/
    
    Extractions: Cambridge, MA 02142-1093 FOREWORD Noise is an important environmental consideration for highway planners and designers. It can annoy and cause psychological or physiological harm, depending on frequency characteristics and loudness. The U.S. Department of Transportation and State transportation agencies are charged with the responsibility of optimizing compatibility of highway operations with environmental concerns. Highway noise problems have been addressed by numerous investigations, including evaluations of the following: noise sources and highway noise reference energy mean emission levels;

53. Public Health Noise (Environment)
    You are here Homepage Living in Doncaster environment environmental Protection Services in Doncaster Public Health noise (environment) .  
    http://www.doncaster.gov.uk/Living_in_Doncaster/Environment/Pollution/Noise/Publ
    
    Extractions: Address: P.O. Box 257, The Council House, College Road, Doncaster, DN1 1RN. Noise affects health and enjoyment. The Council has a duty to see that citizens can enjoy peace and quiet. Complaints can be monitored with sophisticated tape recorders and assessed later at a special laboratory in the Council House. Legal action can be taken including confiscation of equipment and fines up to £5,000 for domestic and £20,000 for businesses. Other action includes the disconnection of sounding burgular alarms that do not meet the Code of Practice standards. The costs involved are recharged to the owners/occupiers. If you would like to contact us to submit an inquiry, please give the following data when you send your e-mail: Your Name Address Telephone Number E-mail address A brief description of the inquiry or nature of the complaint and where possible the name and address of the person/s causing the problem.

54. Predit
    French national program in land transport research and innovation. Information about strategic program efforts to improve performance relative to energy, noise, pollution and environment.  
    http://www.predit.prd.fr/

55. CHS | Hear To Stay: Make Noise About Noise
    and ask them to fund studies on the effects of airport noise on health and to fund programs and standards to reduce the hazards of airport environment noise.  
    http://www.chs.ca/info/noise/book4.html
    
    Extractions: To understand noise and its effects on people, we need to understand specific noise environments. Depending upon the intensity of the sound, the length of time and how often over time the ear is exposed to it, noise affects our human condition in a number of ways from increased stress levels to permanent hearing loss. Excessive noise exists in our homes, in our workplaces and in our recreational pursuits. "It's a jungle out there." Our urban environment is crowded, busy and noisy! Jackhammers pounding, sirens whining, alarms ringing, subway trains screeching, aircraft zooming overhead, car horns honking - these are but a few of the annoying and potentially hazardous sounds that city dwellers are almost constantly exposed to.

56. EPA Victoria
    Site covers many environmental topics waste, wastewater, air quality, water quality, noise, and cleaner industry.  
    http://www.epa.vic.gov.au/

57. Environment Home Page - HEP - FHWA
    Federal Highway Administration site includes information and links on transportation planning, air quality, water resources, traffic noise, and other environmental topics.  
    http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/
    
    Extractions: Transportation planning and project development must reflect the desires of communities, and take into account the impacts on both the natural and human environments. Transportation projects are closely looked at to see how they might impact the community, the natural environment, and our health and welfare. Before any project can move forward to construction, the FHWA must address and comply with laws related to the environment. These laws cover social, economic, and environmental concerns ranging from community cohesion to threatened and endangered species. To get through this detailed process, FHWA and FTA use the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process to evaluate impacts associated with each individual project. Two Offices within the Federal Highway Administration focus on environmental protection and enhancement. The Office of Natural and Human Environment primarily focuses on environmental programs associated with air quality, noise, and water quality, and on programs associated with the built environment, including transportation enhancements, bicycle and pedestrian facilities and scenic byways. The Office of Project Development and Environmental Review focuses on NEPA project development process as a balanced and streamlined approach to transportation decisionmaking that takes into account the potential impacts on both human and natural resources and the public's need for safe and efficient transportation improvements. Information regarding the full range of FHWA environmental programs can be found on this website. If you don't see the topic you are looking for, check our

58. Ostergaard Acoustical Associates, Consultants , Architectural Acoustics, Litigat
    Acoustical services for architecture, environment, litigation, noise control, and vibration control.  
    http://www.acousticalconsultant.com/
    
    Extractions: Ostergaard Acoustical Associates has provided consultation in the area of sound and vibration for over thirty years. Collectively, the staff has a century of experience in this relatively new field. Straightforward optimal acoustical solutions are a hallmark of the Ostergaard method. info@acousticalconsultant.com Ostergaard Acoustical Associates

59. Welcome To RTA Group Pty Ltd
    Consultants in acoustics, vibration and structural dynamics. Products include a software noise prediction model for the prediction of noise in the environment from industrial and transportation sources. Australia.  
    http://www.rtagroup.com.au/

60. Norwegian Pollution Control Authority (SFT)
    A subordinate agency of the Ministry of the environment. Its main tasks are to combat pollution, noise and waste, and to regulate the use of environmentally hazardous substances and products.  
    http://www.sft.no/english/
    
    Extractions: The hazardous substance deca-BDE has been detected for the first time in polar bears and glaucous gulls in the Arctic . Deca-BDE is one of about 70 brominated flame retardants. The discovery is disturbing, because researchers had earlier thought that the substance could not be transported over long distances. Norway will actively use the results in connection with the EU’s work on reducing deca-BDE emissions. [03.06.04] Read more The Norwegian Pollution Control Authority (SFT) and the county governors together carried out about 1900 inspections of businesses in 2003, revealing in the process that importers and dealers often know little about the possible health and environmental impacts of the products they market. At the same time, however, SFT sees some environmental improvements in certain sectors. [06.05.04] Read more

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