Data Collection and Modeling Results to Permit Estimation of Meteorological Effects on Roadway Noise

The estimation of absolute road traffic noise levels without including the effects of meteorology is thought to be a major source of error in the estimation process commonly used in the United States. In response, the Transportation Research Board-sponsored NCHRP 25-52, Meteorological Effects on Roa...

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