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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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Normative framework for Ship Noise: Present Situation and Future Trends
Abstract
The paper addresses the present regulatory framework regarding ship noise emissions both towards the internal spaces onboard and the external environment (in air and in water). A different level of development has been reached in the various areas for the definition of the needs for the noise control and for their implementation in a normative framework. This is due in part to the different point in time in which the different aspects were recognised to be relevant and therefore studied, assessed and regulated. The analysis of existing regulations is the basis for considering the present situation, on-going developments and possible future trends as regards the evaluation of ship noise impact on the various types of environment. The situation of the requirements developed for the maritime field appears to be in line with other fields of engineering as regards the definition of noise limits for the working environment, while the definition of comfort of living on board seems to be somehow lacking behind other fields, with possibility of taking advantage of their experience. Well established assessment procedures for external radiation in air appear to be not yet available and in this case a need for specific developments arises. Finally, for underwater noise emissions, there is availability of relatively well developed requirements, that however are not adequately correlated to the quantification of the effects of the noise emissions on the marine fauna.
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