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- 2022A method to assess safety and comfort for different ships types in a region of interestcitations
- 2022Airborne Sound Power Levels and Spectra of Noise Sources in Port Areascitations
- 2022Source characterization guidelines for noise mapping of port areascitations
- 2021Onboard ship noise: Acoustic comfort in cabinscitations
- 2021Noise impact assessment of small harbours
- 2021Data collection for port noise monitoring
- 2014Comparing ship underwater noise measured at sea with predictions by empirical models
- 2012Normative framework for Ship Noise: Present Situation and Future Trendscitations
- 2011Normative framework for noise emissions from ships: Present situation and future trends
- 2011Criteria for noise annoyance evaluation on board shipscitations
- 2011Acoustic impact of ships: Noise-related needs, quantification and justificationcitations
- 2011Analysis of airborne noise emitted from shipscitations
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Airborne Sound Power Levels and Spectra of Noise Sources in Port Areas
Abstract
Airborne port noise has historically suffered from a lack of regulatory assessment compared to other transport infrastructures. This has led to several complaints from citizens living in the urban areas surrounding ports, which is a very common situation, especially in countries facing the Mediterranean sea. Only in relatively recent years has an effort been made to improve this situation, which has resulted in a call for and financing of numerous international cooperation research projects, within the framework of programs such as EU FP7, H2020, ENPI-CBC MED, LIFE, and INTERREG. These projects dealt with issues and aspects of port noise, which is an intrinsically tangled problem, since several authorities and companies operate within the borders of ports, and several different noise sources are present at the same time. In addition, ship classification societies have recently recognized the problem and nowadays are developing procedures and voluntary notations to assess the airborne noise emission from marine vessels. The present work summarizes the recent results of research regarding port noise sources in order to provide a comprehensive database of sources that can be easily used, for example, as an input to the noise mapping phase, and can subsequently prevent citizens' exposure to noise.
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