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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通讯作者:
P. Lercher
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Qp;B. Schulte;P. Lercher
Multi-sectoral environmental health impact assessment, the perspective on sustainable development, environmental zoning, citizen involvement, preservation of quiet areas, consideration of “sensitive areas” and the design of “supportive environments“ require new insights in the existing annoyance data new integrative research strategies. The soundscape approach can contribute to these requirements, because its main aim is the study and the improvement of the relationship between the "aural space" and the living environment the "soundscape" (Wrightson 2000). The sonic environment is seen here as mediator between humans, their activities and the environment. Depending on the "acoustic coloration" from the larger environment (geography, climate, wind, water, people, buildings, animals etc.) sound sources create "meanings" to the exposed and block or enable human activities, thoughts, feelings. Therefore, soundscape assessment is engaged in assessing acoustical but also other sensory, aesthetic, geographic, social, psychological and cultural modalities in the context of human activity across space, time, and society. Provided will be a short account of the variety of approaches, presented selected examples of current aspects of soundscape research, and intents to make the utility of the soundscape approach for the assessment of noise annoyance at the community level more visible.