Noise monitoring & assessments

Environmental noise monitoring is essential for evaluating the impact of noise on communities, ecosystems, and public health. It helps regulatory agencies enforce noise ordinances, enables the development of noise abatement measures, and ensures noise levels comply with established standards and guidelines to form a balance between human activities and environmental protection while maintaining the quality of life for communities and preserving natural soundscapes.

Noise Monitoring assesses potential noise pollution by measuring sound levels utilizing:

• Sound Level Meters (SLMs)

• Noise Dosimeters

• Permanent Noise Monitoring Stations

• Microphones and Acoustic Sensors

• Data Loggers and Recorders

• Remote Telemetry Systems

• Software and Analysis Tools

• Environmental Noise Mapping Systems

• Mobile Apps

Environmental noise monitoring encompasses the measurement and assessment of various types of noise that can have an impact on the environment and human well-being. The types of noise monitored for environmental purposes typically include:

• Transportation Noise

• Industrial Noise

• Construction Noise

• Recreational Noise

• Community Noise

• Natural Noise

• Noise in Protected Natural Areas

• Infrastructure and Development Noise

• Occupational Noise

• Noise from Special Events