Remote sensing technologies in noise control

Noise pollution is a growing issue affecting people’s health and well-being. This paper explores the use of remote sensing technologies in urban noise measurement and modelling. By providing detailed 3D data, these methods improve the accuracy of noise maps and address limitations of traditional approaches. Challenges include high costs and integration requirements. This paper highlights the potential of remote sensing to enhance noise control and urban planning.

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2025-12-05
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https://doi.org/10.13164/juniorstav.2025.26090
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Noise Effects and Management
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Remote sensing technologies in noise control

David Svoboda, Petra Berková, Karel Čupr
Noise Effects and Management
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Remote sensing technologies in noise control

David Svoboda, Petra Berková, Karel Čupr
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Abstract

Noise pollution is a growing issue affecting people’s health and well-being. This paper explores the use of remote sensing technologies in urban noise measurement and modelling. By providing detailed 3D data, these methods improve the accuracy of noise maps and address limitations of traditional approaches. Challenges include high costs and integration requirements. This paper highlights the potential of remote sensing to enhance noise control and urban planning.

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