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Spatial and temporal variation of the ambient noise environment of the Sikkim Himalaya [PDF]
Ambient noise characteristics are perused to assess the station performance of 27 newly constructed broadband seismic stations across Sikkim Himalaya and adjoining Himalayan foreland basin, installed to study the seismogenesis and subsurface structure of
Mita Uthaman +6 more
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Ambient noise levels of seismic stations located in urban agglomerations in central Inner Mongolia, China. [PDF]
Analysis of the continuous ambient noise data collected by a dense network of broadband seismic stations reveals the characteristics of ambient noise in densely populated urban areas.
Wenchao Bao +4 more
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Evaluation and Analysis of Long-term Environmental Noise Levels in 7 Major Cities of India [PDF]
This paper describes the long-term noise monitoring data for ten consecutive years (2011–2020) acquired from the diversified National Ambient Noise Monitoring Network (NANMN) set up across 7 major cities of India and consisting of 70 stations for ...
Naveen Garg +4 more
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Ambient noise plays a crucial role in influencing the observation quality at seismic stations. By studying the distribution patterns of ambient noise, we can gain initial insights into the noise conditions within a specific research area.
Qianqian Li +6 more
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Irrelevant ambient noise can have profound effects on human performance and wellbeing. Acoustic interventions (e.g., installation of sound absorbing materials) that reduce intelligible noise (i.e., sound unrelated to the relevant speech, including noise ...
Rachel Doggett +4 more
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Sensing Human Activity of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area by Ambient Seismic Noise
Effective monitoring of human activity in urban areas is essential for social stability and urban development. Traditional monitoring methods include wearable devices, survey sensor networks, and satellite remote sensing, which may be affected by privacy
Lihui Chen, Shaohong Xia
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Analysis of Ambient Noise Spectrum Level Correlation Characteristics in the China Sea
The ambient noise field in the ocean is formed by a mixture of many source types, such as seismic noise, marine noise, shipping noise, and wind-generated noise.
Jianbo Zhou
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The effects of aerator noise on the swimming, feeding, and growth of Micropterus salmoides
Aquaculture systems, replete with equipment noise originating from aerators, pumps, feeders, and filtration systems, are known to exert substantial influence on fish behavior and growth.
Yadong Zhang +8 more
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Ambient infrasound noise [PDF]
The ambient infrasound noise environment is characterized for 21 globally distributed infrasound arrays in the frequency band of 0.03 to 7 Hz. Power Spectral Density (PSD) is measured for one site of each array for 21 intervals at each of four times of day from January 2003 through January 2004.
J. Roger Bowman +2 more
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Microseismic monitoring data may be seriously contaminated by complex and nonstationary interference noises produced by mechanical vibration, which significantly impact the data quality and subsequent data-processing procedure.
Zhichao Yu +5 more
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