GPS-based noise mapping of Ahmedabad city

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Noise mapping is an effective tool to measure noise. By noise mapping one can represent noise graphically. Noise mappingwas carried out for Ahmedabad city. Data was collected at 633 different locations across the city. Latitude, longitude and real-time noise levels were noted at each location. ArcGIS software was used for creating noise maps and colour noise maps. The percentage of the city covered by the respective value of contour of noise was also found using the software, as well as the number of people in the city suffering from the respective levels of noise. Considering all the results, a multi-linear regression model was developed to predict noise, using SPSS statistics software. The developed model was analysed using an R2 test as well as a paired t-test.

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Vora, A. V., & Vasani, R. P. (2023). GPS-based noise mapping of Ahmedabad city. Transportation Safety and Environment, 5(4). https://doi.org/10.1093/tse/tdac033

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