Noise mapping based on participative measurements

The high temporal and spatial granularities recommended by the European regulation for the purpose of environmental noise mapping leads to consider new alternatives to simulations for reaching such information. While more and more European cities deploy urban environmental observatories, the ceasele...

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Main Authors: Guillaume Gwenaël, Can Arnaud, Petit Gwendall, Fortin Nicolas, Palominos Sylvain, Gauvreau Benoit, Bocher Erwan, Picaut Judicaël
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Language:English
Published: De Gruyter 2016-04-01
Series:Noise Mapping
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Online Access:http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/noise.2016.3.issue-1/noise-2016-0011/noise-2016-0011.xml?format=INT
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author Guillaume Gwenaël
Can Arnaud
Petit Gwendall
Fortin Nicolas
Palominos Sylvain
Gauvreau Benoit
Bocher Erwan
Picaut Judicaël
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Palominos Sylvain
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description The high temporal and spatial granularities recommended by the European regulation for the purpose of environmental noise mapping leads to consider new alternatives to simulations for reaching such information. While more and more European cities deploy urban environmental observatories, the ceaseless rising number of citizens equipped with both a geographical positioning system and environmental sensors through their smartphones legitimates the design of outsourced systems that promote citizen participatory sensing. In this context, the OnoM@p system aims at offering a framework for capitalizing on crowd noise data recorded by inexperienced individuals by means of an especially designed mobile phone application. The system fully rests upon open source tools and interoperability standards defined by the Open Geospatial Consortium. Moreover, the implementation of the Spatial Data Infrastructure principle enables to break up as services the various business modules for acquiring, analysing and mapping sound levels. The proposed architecture rests on outsourced processes able to filter outlier sensors and untrustworthy data, to cross- reference geolocalised noise measurements with both geographical and statistical data in order to provide higherlevel indicators, and to map the collected and processed data based on web services.
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spelling doaj.art-5a22f4ec3b1249cc8f60d73972ff368c2022-12-21T17:49:41ZengDe GruyterNoise Mapping2084-879X2016-04-013110.1515/noise-2016-0011noise-2016-0011Noise mapping based on participative measurementsGuillaume Gwenaël0Can Arnaud1Petit Gwendall2Fortin Nicolas3Palominos Sylvain4Gauvreau Benoit5Bocher Erwan6Picaut Judicaël7IRSTV (Institute for Research on Urban Sciences and Techniques) Nantes cedex 3, FranceIfsttar (French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks)ECN (École Centrale Nantes)ECN (École Centrale Nantes)ECN (École Centrale Nantes)Ifsttar (French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks)Lab-STICC (Information and Communication Science and Technology Laboratory)Ifsttar (French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks)The high temporal and spatial granularities recommended by the European regulation for the purpose of environmental noise mapping leads to consider new alternatives to simulations for reaching such information. While more and more European cities deploy urban environmental observatories, the ceaseless rising number of citizens equipped with both a geographical positioning system and environmental sensors through their smartphones legitimates the design of outsourced systems that promote citizen participatory sensing. In this context, the OnoM@p system aims at offering a framework for capitalizing on crowd noise data recorded by inexperienced individuals by means of an especially designed mobile phone application. The system fully rests upon open source tools and interoperability standards defined by the Open Geospatial Consortium. Moreover, the implementation of the Spatial Data Infrastructure principle enables to break up as services the various business modules for acquiring, analysing and mapping sound levels. The proposed architecture rests on outsourced processes able to filter outlier sensors and untrustworthy data, to cross- reference geolocalised noise measurements with both geographical and statistical data in order to provide higherlevel indicators, and to map the collected and processed data based on web services.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/noise.2016.3.issue-1/noise-2016-0011/noise-2016-0011.xml?format=INTnoise mapping smartphones participatory measurement outsourced processes citizen sensing
spellingShingle Guillaume Gwenaël
Can Arnaud
Petit Gwendall
Fortin Nicolas
Palominos Sylvain
Gauvreau Benoit
Bocher Erwan
Picaut Judicaël
Noise mapping based on participative measurements
Noise Mapping
noise mapping
smartphones
participatory measurement
outsourced processes
citizen sensing
title Noise mapping based on participative measurements
title_full Noise mapping based on participative measurements
title_fullStr Noise mapping based on participative measurements
title_full_unstemmed Noise mapping based on participative measurements
title_short Noise mapping based on participative measurements
title_sort noise mapping based on participative measurements
topic noise mapping
smartphones
participatory measurement
outsourced processes
citizen sensing
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