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Environmental Noise Seminar - Measurement, Modeling
Prediction &
Analysis
3 Day Environmental Noise Seminar:
Schedule:
April 22nd -
24th, 2013 & September 30th -
October 2nd, 2013
Course Fee: $1,900.00 per Attendee
The course fee includes participation, course notes, lunches and refreshments. A
full refund will be made for all cancellations received 30 days before the start of the course.
No refunds will be granted after the 30 day deadline. Substitute attendees will be accepted at any time. In the event
that we have to cancel the course, the course fee will be refunded in full, but we disclaim
any further liability.

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Fundamentals of Acoustics
- Basic physics: definition of motion and the wave equation
- Sound pressure, sound intensity and sound power
- The decibel scale (adding/subtracting/ averaging
sound levels)
- Noise descriptors Lp, LI, Lw, Ln, Leq,
Lm
- Time weighting & frequency filtering
- Near, far, free and reverberant sound fields
- Time and frequency domain (octave and FFT) analysis
- Measurement considerations
- Wave propagation, sound spreading, reflection,
screening, sound refraction
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Outdoor Noise Propagation
- Principal formulas and methodologies
- Transmission path attenuation (divergence, air absorption,
screening and scattering reflections, ground effects, wind
effects, meteorological stability)
- Review of National & International guidelines/standards
(ISO, VDI, GENERAL PREDICTION METHOD,
CONCAWE, FHWA, ...)
- Development of propagation models for rail, traffic,
industry and leisure noise)
- "Rules of Thumb" for outdoor noise analysis
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Source Characterization
- Point, line and area sources
- Noise source emission (intensity and sound power)
- Frequency spectrum (full and third octave band)
- Interior sound pressure level, exterior sound power level
- Sound radiation/directivity patterns
- Steady state, transient and tonal sound sources
- Measurement in accordance with ISO, ANSI and
manufacturer standards
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Demonstrations, Hands on Laboratory
and Outdoor Exercises
- Sound power determination using sound pressure
& sound intensity methods
- Sound radiation/directivity determination using
sound pressure & intensity methods
- Community noise measurement and characterization
based upon statistical descriptors
- Development of a 3-D, computer generated
acoustical model
- Verification of the computer model with field
sound pressure measurements
- Noise level predictions and noise wall/berm
design using the "verified" analytical model
- Presentation of measured noise data, sound level
diagrams and noise contours
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To download the seminar outline &
registration form: Environmental Seminar Outline
To register On-line:
Registration
Interested in the
noise modeling exercises: Outdoor
Noise Seminars Models.
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