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Differences in built environmental exposures between three million older adults with and without cardiovascular diseases: a nationwide cross-sectional study in the Netherlands. [PDF]
BMC Public HealthTimmermans EJ +5 more
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AcousticSceneBD: A real-world environmental audio dataset for acoustic scene classification in Bangladesh. [PDF]
Data BriefMazumder TH +7 more
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A meta-analytical umbrella review assessing urban environment exposures and cognitive health outcomes. [PDF]
Age AgeingGlover S +7 more
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Resident-side health information for identifying community noise risks in digital public health governance. [PDF]
Front Public HealthJiang Y, Dai B, Mo Z.
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Residual-Guided Hybrid Stochastic Modeling: A Two-Stage Learning Framework for Urban GNSS Positioning Enhancement. [PDF]
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2022
People in urban areas are exposed to high noise levels, leading to an increased number of health issues. A mobile phone application called Auditive, was developed to allow the user to report health history, sound level annoyance, and record sound levels on their mobile phones.
Juvanely Y. Landa, Kimberly A. Riegel
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People in urban areas are exposed to high noise levels, leading to an increased number of health issues. A mobile phone application called Auditive, was developed to allow the user to report health history, sound level annoyance, and record sound levels on their mobile phones.
Juvanely Y. Landa, Kimberly A. Riegel
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1974
A model has been developed for predicting median levels of traffic noise in a variety of local conditions. Sound sources are grouped into two categories: major thoroughfares with average daily traffic volume greater than 5000 vehicles are considered individually as line sources with uniform distribution of traffic and all other streets are grouped into
J B, Malchaire, S W, Horstman
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A model has been developed for predicting median levels of traffic noise in a variety of local conditions. Sound sources are grouped into two categories: major thoroughfares with average daily traffic volume greater than 5000 vehicles are considered individually as line sources with uniform distribution of traffic and all other streets are grouped into
J B, Malchaire, S W, Horstman
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Noise and Health in the Urban Environment
Reviews on Environmental Health, 2000Noise, including noise from transport, industry, and neighbors, is a prominent feature of the urban environment. This paper reviews the effects of environmental noise on the non-auditory aspects of health in urban settings. Exposure to transport noise disturbs sleep in the laboratory, but generally not in field studies, where adaptation occurs.
S, Stansfeld, M, Haines, B, Brown
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Tits, noise and urban bioacoustics
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2004Humans, particularly in cities, are noisy. Researchers are only just beginning to identify the implications of an increase in noise for species that communicate acoustically. In a recent paper, Slabbekoorn and Peet show, for the first time, that some birds can respond to anthropogenically elevated noise levels by altering the frequency structure of ...
Madhusudan, Katti, Paige S, Warren
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Applied Acoustics, 1987
Abstract Despite the large number of urban noise surveys which have been conducted to date, there are considerable weaknesses in the large body of data that such surveys have collected. For example, there are little data available which allow comparison of the acoustic environment of one city, or the noise exposure of its residents, with those of ...
A.L. Brown, K.C. Lam
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Abstract Despite the large number of urban noise surveys which have been conducted to date, there are considerable weaknesses in the large body of data that such surveys have collected. For example, there are little data available which allow comparison of the acoustic environment of one city, or the noise exposure of its residents, with those of ...
A.L. Brown, K.C. Lam
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