Høstmøte 2021

3.-4. Mai 2021

Digital

BNAM (Baltic-Nordic Acoustic Meeting) 2021 ble avholdt digitalt som følge av Covid-19 restriksjoner.

Oversikt over abstracts er samlet nederst på siden.

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The Baltic-Nordic Acoustics Meeting BNAM 2021, organised by NAS on behalf of the NAA, took place at 3-4th of May 2021 as a digital conference. 
All the papers for BNAM 2021 are available and downloadable for free.

• On the road to silent waste collection
  Marko Antila, Lasse Lamula

• Road traffic noise spectra – the need for updates
  Truls Berge, Herold Olsen

• A suggestion to repeatability assessment in random incidence sound absorption measurements
  Mads Bolberg, David Duhalde Rahbæk

• Room acoustic conditions in primary schools
  Erlend Bolstad

• Impulse noise from weights dropped on concrete floors
  Anders Buen

• Some aspects of the acoustics of the Hardanger fiddle
  Anders Buen

• Distributed acoustic acquisition with low-cost embedded systems
  Andres Clavijo, Guillaume Dutilleux

• The WOODSOL project: summary of the acoustic activities and preliminary results
  Simone Conta, Anders Homb

• Studying Acoustics at NTNU
  Guillaume Dutilleux, Peter Svensson

• Vibration measurements during soil-rock sounding – a comparison between accelerometers and geophones
  Editha Ehrmanntraut, Carl Wersäll

• Practical aspects of road noise mapping in Sweden using CNOSSOS-EU
  Andreas Gustafson, Anders Genell

• 56 YEARS OF LISTENING «I found, I found!»
  Tor Halmrast

• CEPSTRUM; a “forgotten” analysis?
  Tor Halmrast

• Better hearing rehabilitation for adult first-time users (the BEAR project)
  Dorte Hammershøi

• Helmholz-based absorbers for low frequencies and large spaces
  Anders Homb

• Structure borne sound from tunneling works for underground infrastructure
  Clas Ola Høsøien

• Uncertainties in measurement of impact sound and consequences for conformity assessment
  Clas Ola Høsøien

• Comparison of Different Computational Methods for Acoustic Wave Propagation
  Mads Herring Jensen, Bertil Nistad

• Wavebreaker – a new innovative interference sound damper for railway noise
  Tony Johansson

• Noise spectra for railborne noise sources when calculating sound insulation of façade elements
  Tore Fodnes Killengreen, Sigmund Olafsen

• Impact sound pressure values – Field measurements for different configurations of concrete slabs on the ground
  Bernt Mikal Larsen

• Swedish input data for road traffic noise in CNOSSOS-EU
  Krister Larsson

• Consequences of revised sound insulation requirements between dwellings in Norway
  Anders Løvstad, Per Kåre Limmesand

• Features of reverberation time criteria application for sound classification in Lithuania
  Marius Mickaitis, Aleksandras Jagniatinskis, Boris Fiks

• Sound absorption of slat structures for practical applications
  Henrik Möller, Janne Rionheimo, Nella Näveri, Tapio Lokki

• A review of STI measurements
  Henrik Möller

• Noise from 90-tonnes vehicles, measurements and input to the prediction method
  Henrik Naglitsch, Linda Grenvall

• Using Digital Tools to Analyse and Validate Sound Measurements
  Fredrik Norell

• The correlation between outdoor and indoor vibrations from metro trains in Oslo
  Sigmund Olafsen

• Spectrum shape of road traffic noise at 50 km/h
  Sigmund Olafsen, Tore F. Killengreen

• Annoyance due to vibrations caused by metro trains in Oslo
  Sigmund Olafsen

• Acoustics in rooms for music rehearsal and performance – the Norwegian experience
  Jon G. Olsen

• Acoustic regulations and design of the multipurpose hall and exhibition halls of the new Munch museum in Oslo
  Jannicke Olshausen

• Searching the musical rehearsal room
  Jens Holger Rindel

• Acoustical aspects of the transverse flute from 1700 to present
  Jens Holger Rindel

• Effects of Intermittent Noise on Real Ear Measurements in Hearing Aid Fitting
  Palle Rye, Sreeram Kaithali Narayanan, Dorte Hammershøi

• Uncertainty in Industrial Noise Calculations with Nordic Prediction Method
  Arne Scheck

• Noise assessment study on the Coenbrug/Amsterdam
  Raymond Siemons, Ysbrand Wijnant, Anders Olsen

• Can our standard digital tools predict the sound insulation in wooden buildings ? A systematic comparison with laboratory and field measurements made on various floor constructions
  Christian Simmons

• Live concert or headphone listening? The binaural signal and the musical experience
  Magne Skålevik

• Experience from a large-scale railway project- handling multiple environmental noise sources in populated areas
  Adam Suleiman, Nelly-Ann Molland

• Assignment list for acoustic design in Finnish building construction projects
  Pekka Taina, Matias Remes

• Prediction of ground-borne vibrations for Copenhagen Metro
  Edita Talic, Jacob Egede Andersen, Simon Rex

• Measurements and analysis of ventilation equipment noise according to the ISO 16032
  Mykhailo Yaroshenko, Dmitri Tishko