#7937. The effects of activity-related contexts on individual sound exposures: A time–geographic approach to soundscape studies

October 2026publication date
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Architecture;
Urban Studies;
Nature and Landscape Conservation;
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Abstract:
Noise is an ever-growing problem in cities. Conventional noise mitigation approaches may not necessarily control noise pollution, since whether a sound is perceived as noise is largely influenced by its specific contexts. Based on an activity-centric framework, this study examines the effects of activity-related contexts and measured sound levels based on individuals’ sound evaluations as they undertake daily activities at different geographic locations and times.
Keywords:
activity-centric framework; sound evaluation; Sound measurement; the soundscape approach; urban environments

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