Modelling and Experimental Measurements in Acoustics III

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The need for accurate acoustical predictions for environments such as vehicles, aircraft, and industrial plants, together with an increasing concern for the natural environment, has led to considerable developments in modeling and experimental measurements in acoustics in recent years. This volume contains 38 papers representing some of those developments presented at a 2003 international conference on in Cadiz, Spain. Brebbia (Wessex Institute of Technology, UK), Almorza, and Hernandez (both U. of Cadiz, Spain) edit topics including an acoustic map of Pamplona, Spain, with percentile of people affected by environmental noise; integration of experimental models in real-time virtual car sound engineering environment; and an exploration of vibration during interaction with polarized texture. Distributed in North America by Computational Mechanics, Inc.Copyright © 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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The need for accurate acoustic prediction in many environments, including vehicles, aircraft, buildings, site planning, sound barriers and industrial plants, together with an increasing concern for the natural environment, has led to considerable software development and experimentation in recent years. Detailing the latest advances in this area, this book features the proceedings of the Third International Conference on Modelling and Experimental Measurements in Acoustics. Topics covered are: Ambient Noise Problems; Environmental Noise; Building Acoustics; Industrial Noise and Vibrations; Sound Absorption Barriers; Sound Reproduction and Visualisation; Aero- and Hydro-Acoustics; Underwater Acoustics; Detection Systems; Acoustic Modelling Studies; Wave Propagation; and Advanced Applications.


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The need for accurate acoustical predictions for environments such as vehicles, aircraft, and industrial plants, together with an increasing concern for the natural environment, has led to considerable developments in modeling and experimental measurements in acoustics in recent years. This volume contains 38 papers representing some of those developments presented at a 2003 international conference on in Cadiz, Spain. Brebbia (Wessex Institute of Technology, UK), Almorza, and Hernandez (both U. of Cadiz, Spain) edit topics including an acoustic map of Pamplona, Spain, with percentile of people affected by environmental noise; integration of experimental models in real-time virtual car sound engineering environment; and an exploration of vibration during interaction with polarized texture. Distributed in North America by Computational Mechanics, Inc. Annotation ©2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR


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