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RECENT PROGRESS IN THE CONTROL OF AIRCRAFT/AIRPORT NOISE FOR COMMUNITY RELIEF

Arun G. Jhaveri

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Aircraft/airport noise and its impact on the residential community surrounding an airport has become one of the most important planning and abatement concerns of airport authorities, airlines, airframe and engine manufacturers, planning commissions, and government agencies. The present study outlines the significant progress made in the technology, methodology, regulations, strategy, and abatement procedures related to aircraft/airport noise. Emphasis is on noise abatement activities for community relief in the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S.A. with comparison to similar approaches used by other agencies.

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Aircraft/airport noise and its impact on the residential community surrounding an airport has become one of the most important planning and abatement concerns of airport authorities, airlines, airframe and engine manufacturers, planning commissions, and government agencies. The present study outlines the significant progress made in the technology, methodology, regulations, strategy, and abatement procedures related to aircraft/airport noise. Emphasis is on noise abatement activities for community relief in the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S.A. with comparison to similar approaches used by other agencies.

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Aircraft/airport noise and its impact on the residential community surrounding an airport has become one of the most important planning and abatement concerns of airport authorities, airlines, airframe and engine manufacturers, planning commissions, and government agencies. The present study outlines the significant progress made in the technology, methodology, regulations, strategy, and abatement procedures related to aircraft/airport noise. Emphasis is on noise abatement activities for community relief in the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S.A. with comparison to similar approaches used by other agencies.

Key concepts: Airframe, Aircraft noise, Noise control, Government (linguistics), Noise (video), Control (management), Aeronautics, Aviation

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