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Noise from pubs and clubs - NO01051
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Description
A review of available data on entertainment noise from pubs and clubs has been conducted with the aim of determining how a rigorous UK method for assessing it might be devised.
There is considerable evidence that a noise annoyance problem exists and significant variation in how it is measured and assessed across the country. There is therefore a clear need for a universal, validated UK assessment method. Several candidate assessment methods are identified. These include methods specifically proposed for pub and club noise, those for general low-frequency noise, those relying on absolute criteria and those based on
relative assessments. |
Project Documents
• Final Report : Noise from pubs and clubs
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Time-Scale and Cost
From:
2004
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To:
2005
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Cost: £11,395 |
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Contractor / Funded Organisations
University - Salford |
Keywords
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Fields of Study
Noise |