A Dutch study on railroad traffic noise
Journal of Sound and VibrationPublished 1 October 1979
R.G. de Jong
Citations7
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score1.53
SNIP1.91
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Abstract
This paper is about a Dutch study on the community response to noise. The set-up of the study is described broadly. Some details are given about the comprehensive sound level measurement programme. Some preliminary results from the social survey are given. A major finding is that annoyance is caused less by the sound of trains running through than by other sounds from the track.
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