Development of Noise Dose/Visitor Response Relationships for the National Parks Overflight Rule: Bryce Canyon National Park Study

Development of Noise Dose/Visitor Response Relationships for the National Parks Overflight Rule: Bryce Canyon National Park Study

The Federal Aviation Administration's Office of Environment and Energy, with the assistance of the Acoustics Facility at the United States Department of Transportation's John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center is conducting research in support of the National Parks Overflight...

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Hauptverfasser: Fleming, Gregg G, Roof, Christopher J, Rapoza, Amanda S, Read, David R, Webster, Joel C
Format: Report
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Acoustics
Aircraft
AIRCRAFT NOISE
BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK
CANYONS
DOSE RESPONSE
INTEGRATED NOISE MODEL
LOW LEVEL NOISE
METEOROLOGICAL DATA
NATIONAL PARKS OVERFLIGHT RULE
NOISE DOSE
NOISE MODEL
NOISE POLLUTION
Noise Pollution and Control
NOISE PREDICTION
OVERFLIGHT
POLLUTION ABATEMENT
SCHULTZ CURVE
UTAH
VISITOR RESPONSE
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Zusammenfassung:The Federal Aviation Administration's Office of Environment and Energy, with the assistance of the Acoustics Facility at the United States Department of Transportation's John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center is conducting research in support of the National Parks Overflight Rule (National Rule). The foundation of the research program for the National Rule is the performance of noise dose/visitor response (dose-response) studies in several National Parks. This document summarizes the results of a dose-response study conducted along two separate segments of a frontcountry, short-hike trail at Bryce Canyon National Park during the period August 19 through 27, 1997. Coauthors: Peggy C. Liebman, Paul J. Valihura, Kristin C. Lewis, Paul D. Schomer, Jake A. Plante, Julia A. Draper. Prepared in cooperation with Chilton Research Services, Radnor, PA; Environmental Transportation Consultants, Boston, MA; US Army, CERL, Champaign, IL.