Experimental study of displays in contralateral acoustic reflex auditory stimulation

Драган, С. П.; Bogomolov, A. V.; Kotlyar-Shapirov, A. D.; Kondrateva, Ekaterina

doi:10.1134/s1607672916030182

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“…The variety of applied methods and means of protection against industrial and transport noise necessitates the development of special information-measuring systems for their qualimetry [45,46]. Expanding the spectrum of industrial and traffic noise to the low-frequency and infrasonic region, as well as taking into account the parameters of impulse noise, requires a new solution of acoustic problems that have not had a theoretical solution so far.…”

Section: Methods and Means Of Protection Against Industrial And Trans...mentioning

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Methodological Aspects of Industrial and Transport Noise Monitoring

Драган¹,

Bogomolov²

2023

Environmental Sciences

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The chapter outlines the methodological aspects of monitoring industrial and transport noise, including the main physical characteristics, features of sources, measuring instruments, features of hygienic regulation of industrial and transport noise, means and methods of protection against it. It is shown that industrial facilities and most modes of transport are sources of high-intensity noise, the spectrum of which is dominated by frequencies of the low-frequency infrasonic range. The close physical nature of these ranges contributes to the propagation of such noise with low attenuation, and they have good penetrating power, so most noise protection devices are ineffective. This requires careful medical supervision of persons working in such conditions, improvement of means and methods of protection against industrial and transport noise.

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Section: Methods and Means Of Protection Against Industrial And Trans...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Methodological Aspects of Industrial and Transport Noise Monitoring

Драган¹,

Bogomolov²

2023

Environmental Sciences

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“…Noise monitoring is used to assess critical sound pressure levels in residential, commercial, and industrial areas under different environmental conditions. In addition, noise monitoring can serve to validate and/or verify noise modeling predictions, and to establish and/or strengthen national and local sound pressure level monitoring programmes [46][47][48][49][50][51].…”

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Management of Noise Pollution

2023

Environmental Sciences

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is a Senior Research Ecologist at the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Gulf Ecosystem Measurement and Modeling Division. He is currently working with colleagues in the Sustainable and Healthy Communities Program to develop an index of community resilience to natural hazards, an index of human well-being that can be linked to changes in the ecosystem, social and economic services, and a community sustainability tool for communities with populations under 40,000. He leads research efforts for indicator and indices development. Dr. Summers is a systems ecologist and began his career at the EPA in 1989 and has worked in various programs and capacities. This includes leading the National Coastal Assessment in collaboration with the Office of Water which culminated in the award-winning National Coastal Condition Report series (four volumes between 2001 and 2012), and which integrates water quality, sediment quality, habitat, and biological data to assess the ecosystem condition of the United States estuaries. He was acting National Program Director for Ecology for the EPA between 2004 and 2006. He has authored approximately 150 peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, and reports and has received many awards for technical accomplishments from the EPA and from outside of the agency. Dr. Summers holds a BA in Zoology and Psychology, an MA in Ecology, and Ph.D. in Systems Ecology/Biology. Mia Suhanek received her doctoral degree in 2013 with a dissertation entitled "Evaluation of soundscapes regarding sudden and unexpected sound changes." Over the years, she has participated in numerous scientific congresses and has been involved in scientific research, teaching, and professional work in electroacoustics, noise, audiotechnics, and digital logic. Currently, Dr.

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