Man & Sound Environment 2010.
Redaktör
- Frans Mossberg
- Ulf Landström
Summary, in English
Proceedings to the conference "Man and Sound Environment 2010" arranged by The sound Envirnment Center at Lund university.
Ulf Landström, Swedish Noise Research Network & Frans Mossberg The Sound Environment Centre at Lund university.
CONTENTS:
Preface – Symposium “Man and Sound Environment 2010” The prevalence of noise problems.
Gunn Marit Aasvang, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Department of Environmental
Medicine, Nydalen, Oslo, Norway
Effects of transportation noise on sleep - Assessment of night time noise exposure
from railway and road traffic and effects on self-reported sleep and sleep assessed by
polysomnography.
Jenny Selander, Institute of Environmental Medicine, Occupational Medicine,
Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden
Traffic noise and cardiovascular disease.
Jaana Jokitulppo Akukon Consulting Engineers Ltd, Oulunsalo, Finland
Non occupational noise - Sources, exposure and effects on hearing.
Christian Sejer Pedersen, Acoustics, Department of Electronic Systems, Aalborg University,
Denmark
Human hearing at low frequencies, with focus on noise omplaints.
Jacob Kreutzfeldt, The University of Copenhagen, Arts and Cultural Studies, Copenhagen S,
Denmark
Urban noise and strategies of silencing.
Heli Koskinen, The Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland
Hearing conservation among classical musicians - Needs, means and attitudes.
Robert Ljung, Högskolan i Gävle, Sweden
Room acoustics and cognitive load when listening to speech.
Per Muhr, Försvarshälsan, Halmstads Garnison, Halmstad, Sweden
Hearing in young men - the influence of military noise and epidemiological aspects.
Parivash Ranjbar, Audiologiskt forskningscentrum i Örebro, Sweden,
Sensing the environment – development of monitoring aids for persons with profound deafness or
deafblindness.
Johan Odelius, Division of Sound and Vibration, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden,
Communication acoustics in classroom environments - On the use of assistive listening devices.
Jens Bo Nielsen, Centre for Applied Hearing Research, Acoustic Technology, DTU Elektro,
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark,
Assessment of speech intelligibility in background noise and reverberation
Ulf Landström, Swedish Noise Research Network & Frans Mossberg The Sound Environment Centre at Lund university.
CONTENTS:
Preface – Symposium “Man and Sound Environment 2010” The prevalence of noise problems.
Gunn Marit Aasvang, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Department of Environmental
Medicine, Nydalen, Oslo, Norway
Effects of transportation noise on sleep - Assessment of night time noise exposure
from railway and road traffic and effects on self-reported sleep and sleep assessed by
polysomnography.
Jenny Selander, Institute of Environmental Medicine, Occupational Medicine,
Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden
Traffic noise and cardiovascular disease.
Jaana Jokitulppo Akukon Consulting Engineers Ltd, Oulunsalo, Finland
Non occupational noise - Sources, exposure and effects on hearing.
Christian Sejer Pedersen, Acoustics, Department of Electronic Systems, Aalborg University,
Denmark
Human hearing at low frequencies, with focus on noise omplaints.
Jacob Kreutzfeldt, The University of Copenhagen, Arts and Cultural Studies, Copenhagen S,
Denmark
Urban noise and strategies of silencing.
Heli Koskinen, The Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland
Hearing conservation among classical musicians - Needs, means and attitudes.
Robert Ljung, Högskolan i Gävle, Sweden
Room acoustics and cognitive load when listening to speech.
Per Muhr, Försvarshälsan, Halmstads Garnison, Halmstad, Sweden
Hearing in young men - the influence of military noise and epidemiological aspects.
Parivash Ranjbar, Audiologiskt forskningscentrum i Örebro, Sweden,
Sensing the environment – development of monitoring aids for persons with profound deafness or
deafblindness.
Johan Odelius, Division of Sound and Vibration, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden,
Communication acoustics in classroom environments - On the use of assistive listening devices.
Jens Bo Nielsen, Centre for Applied Hearing Research, Acoustic Technology, DTU Elektro,
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark,
Assessment of speech intelligibility in background noise and reverberation
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Publiceringsår
2010
Språk
Engelska
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Dokumenttyp
Konferensbidrag
Förlag
Sound Environment Center at Lund university
Ämne
- Musicology
Nyckelord
- Noise
- Sound Environment
- health
- acoustics
- hearing
Status
Published