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Airport Noise Management

Noise management is a total concept which includes reduction in the source of the noise itself, control of the time of day aircraft depart and arrive, number of flights during a day, management of load factors airlines use, management of land use around airports, and establishment of building codes for facilities within the noise area around an airport. The Northrop Noise Monitoring System at the Orange County Airport will be described. This system has been designed to provide the required information for the noise management outlined.

Authors: Hilliard, John K.; Bricken, Gordon
Affiliations: Ramberg & Lowrey, Santa Ana, Ca ; Northrop Corporation, Los Angeles, CA(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:40 (April 1971) Paper Number:781 Import into BibTeX

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