THE IMPORTANCE OF SOUNDSCAPE RESEARCH FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF NOISE ANNOYANCE AT THE LEVEL OF THE COMMUNITY

THE IMPORTANCE OF SOUNDSCAPE RESEARCH FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF NOISE ANNOYANCE AT THE LEVEL OF THE COMMUNITY
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声景研究对于社区层面噪声烦恼评估的重要性

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2003
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P. Lercher
P. Lercher
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Qp;B. Schulte;P. Lercher

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