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Depressive symptoms of people living in areas with high exposure to environmental noise: a multilevel analysis. [PDF]
Sci RepYun I, Lee SH, Park S, Jang SY, Jang SI.
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[Environmental noise and health].
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2021
This session will introduce participants to the principles of measurement, analysis, and control of environmental noise. Topics will include the selection and operation of sound level meters, statistical descriptors, ordinances and regulations, standards, propagation modeling, and sound barrier applications. No prior experience with environmental noise
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This session will introduce participants to the principles of measurement, analysis, and control of environmental noise. Topics will include the selection and operation of sound level meters, statistical descriptors, ordinances and regulations, standards, propagation modeling, and sound barrier applications. No prior experience with environmental noise
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2003
Abstract Noise contamination can be defined quite simply as unwanted sound. At high sound pressure levels it can cause temporary and/or permanent losses in our capacity to hear and/or understand speech and in our ability to hear and enjoy music. At lower sound pressure levels it can still be a significant environmental sensory stress.
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Abstract Noise contamination can be defined quite simply as unwanted sound. At high sound pressure levels it can cause temporary and/or permanent losses in our capacity to hear and/or understand speech and in our ability to hear and enjoy music. At lower sound pressure levels it can still be a significant environmental sensory stress.
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American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 1998
The effects of environmental noise were estimated from automatic computer-assisted analyses of voice samples. Signals consisted of a live voice sample and a synthesized triangular waveform. Noise was generated from a personal computer fan. Six different A-weighted signal-to-noise [S/N(A)] conditions were created for the live voice and synthetic signal—
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The effects of environmental noise were estimated from automatic computer-assisted analyses of voice samples. Signals consisted of a live voice sample and a synthesized triangular waveform. Noise was generated from a personal computer fan. Six different A-weighted signal-to-noise [S/N(A)] conditions were created for the live voice and synthetic signal—
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Noise sensitivity and reactions to noise and other environmental conditions
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2003This article integrates findings from the literature and new results regarding noise sensitivity. The new results are based on analyses of 28 combined datasets (N=23 038), and separate analyses of a large aircraft noise study (N=10 939). Three topics regarding noise sensitivity are discussed, namely, its relationship with noise exposure, its working ...
Miedema, H.M.E., Vos, H.
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