2008
DOI: 10.2495/sdp-v3-n3-257-271
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Road traffic noise prediction models: a review

Abstract: The environmental quality of our cities is gradually degrading by an incessant growth in the number of vehicles and the ever expanding road network, resulting in the increase of road traffi c noise. Managing road traffi c noise is a challenging task for environmental managers and urban planners. Urban planners often have to rely on road traffi c noise prediction models for their assessment. A critical review of various traffi c noise studies and the number of traffi c noise prediction models cited in literatur… Show more

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“…However, the majority of L10 differences values in Djuanda road segment less than the maximum limit of 3 dBA as suggested by the Federal Highway Administration and fairly consistent with the measured noise levels at corresponding measurement points and time as seen in Figure 3. Earlier studies conducted in Taiwan, India, Vietnam, Thailand, and Macau have applied CoRTN models to predict traffic noise in urban areas of which motorcycles occupied more than half of the total traffic volume (13,35,37) . These studies report the good performance of the CoRTN models since the differences between the measured and predicted noise level of <3 dBA (37) .…”
Section: Predicted Traffic Noise Level By Cortn Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the majority of L10 differences values in Djuanda road segment less than the maximum limit of 3 dBA as suggested by the Federal Highway Administration and fairly consistent with the measured noise levels at corresponding measurement points and time as seen in Figure 3. Earlier studies conducted in Taiwan, India, Vietnam, Thailand, and Macau have applied CoRTN models to predict traffic noise in urban areas of which motorcycles occupied more than half of the total traffic volume (13,35,37) . These studies report the good performance of the CoRTN models since the differences between the measured and predicted noise level of <3 dBA (37) .…”
Section: Predicted Traffic Noise Level By Cortn Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, additional trips were required and the demand for fast and efficient trips increased 3 . Motorized vehicles massively occupied the cities [4][5][6][7][8] with the popularization of transport technologies. Gradually, the movements of people and goods became noisy and harmful 9 , and noise levels above a healthy threshold for human beings became usual 10 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In each street canyon, noise measurements were taken simultaneously at street level and at each floor level for 15 min (Table 2). At the street level, the sound level meter was mounted on a tripod placed 1 m in front of the facade 3 . At each floor level, the readings were taken in the balcony at approximately 1 m from the building.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%