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... 4-1 CHAPTER 4. REVIEW OF GROUND EFFECTS IN CURRENT MODELS The primary noise sources around an airfield are the arriving and departing aircraft which generate noise both at ground level and at elevated altitudes.
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... FIGURE 7. Illustration of ground-to-groun d component of lateral attenuation.
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... G effects of      FIGURE 10 (lower soli airplanes w eneral uncert noise propag Allaire, D Quantifica Engineerin Miller, N Hanson In Fleming, G Parks, Fed Lee, Cynth National P Volpe Nat Fleming, G Sound Lev Engineerin .
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... 4-8 TNM assumes a locally reacting surface to compute the plane wave reflection coefficient of the ground surface. The ground impedance is determined by using a frequency dependent, single parameter, ground type model such as described by Delaney and Bazley (1970)
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... 4.2.1. TN T figure abo included: kPa s/m2)
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... 4.2.2. TN T site a berm ground zo loose soil Figure 13.
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... 4.2.3. TN T highway a zone was in the Figu M Validat his site consi nd the park.
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... 4.2.4. TN T barrier.
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... 4-17 4.4. National Park Service: Noise Model Simulation (NMSim)
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... N Figure 24 NMSim u It is noted Rasmusse FIGURE 2 oise measure . The model ses to compu in the Figu n's method c FIGURE 3.
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... 4-19 The study of all the events for both methods, KBR and BP, compared well with measurements. The comparison of the two methods versus measurements is shown in Table 4.
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... 4-20 TABLE 4 Statistical Summary of Sound Exposure Level Estimates and Measurements All All A All B 6 Nom.
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... NMAP 7. of flight a is the com levels gen draw line environm both topog T Narvik (N considere shown as National A For this st on the air top of a 1 modeling calculatio dB)
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... 4-22   4.6. Department of Defense: Advanced Acoustic Model (AAM)
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... 4-23 Attenuation Method (SAM) that contains the Ray Tracing Program (RTP)
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... 4-24 4.8. Norwegian Aircraft Noise Calculation Model (NORTIM)
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... 4-25 effect for a particular one-third octave band level; whereas, EPD would have to be run for a series of frequencies within that one-third octave band.

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