Estimation procedure of the descriptor LAeq, Tfrom the stabilization time of the sound pressure level value
Estimation procedure of the descriptor LAeq, Tfrom the stabilization time of the sound pressure level value
Temporal structure of sound pressure level is a key aspect at the time of characterizing urban sound environments. In urban agglomerations, environmental noise levels fluctuate over a large range as a result of the great complexity of these settings, with considerable temporal and spatial heterogeneity. Furthermore, the domain in urban environments of noise sources, such as road traffic, commercial or leisure activities, construction works, etc., together with the occurrence of sudden sound-level maxima events (bells, sirens, vehicles at high traffic speed, honking horns…), which are quite frequent in urban agglomerations, generate the appearance of very high values of the impulsiveness of sound pressure level. This aspect causes a great influence on the time necessary for environmental noise levels to become stabilized, which is a key aspect for the accurate measurement, interpretation and guarantee of a statistically representative sample of a given urban sound environment. Therefore, the goal pursued in this work is to put forth a procedure for the calculation of a value of LAeq, T, representative of a certain urban location in a short-term time period, from the utilization of the value of the stabilization time of the sound pressure leve
temporal structure, environmental noise, temporal variability, road traffic, measurement time
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Torija, Antonio
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Ruiz, Diego
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Ramos-Ridao, Ángel
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January 2012
Torija, Antonio
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Ruiz, Diego
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Ramos-Ridao, Ángel
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Torija, Antonio, Ruiz, Diego and Ramos-Ridao, Ángel
(2012)
Estimation procedure of the descriptor LAeq, Tfrom the stabilization time of the sound pressure level value.
Noise & Vibration Worldwide, 43 (1), .
(doi:10.1260/0957-4565.43.1.11).
Abstract
Temporal structure of sound pressure level is a key aspect at the time of characterizing urban sound environments. In urban agglomerations, environmental noise levels fluctuate over a large range as a result of the great complexity of these settings, with considerable temporal and spatial heterogeneity. Furthermore, the domain in urban environments of noise sources, such as road traffic, commercial or leisure activities, construction works, etc., together with the occurrence of sudden sound-level maxima events (bells, sirens, vehicles at high traffic speed, honking horns…), which are quite frequent in urban agglomerations, generate the appearance of very high values of the impulsiveness of sound pressure level. This aspect causes a great influence on the time necessary for environmental noise levels to become stabilized, which is a key aspect for the accurate measurement, interpretation and guarantee of a statistically representative sample of a given urban sound environment. Therefore, the goal pursued in this work is to put forth a procedure for the calculation of a value of LAeq, T, representative of a certain urban location in a short-term time period, from the utilization of the value of the stabilization time of the sound pressure leve
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Published date: January 2012
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temporal structure, environmental noise, temporal variability, road traffic, measurement time
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/386643
ISSN: 0957-4565
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