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1 This document includes user guides for the RUMBLE Version 2.0 Launch Vehicle Acoustic Simulation Model and the PCBoom Version 4.99 Sonic Boom Model for Space Operations. These user guides were developed along with a companion research report for ACRP Project 02-66, "Commercial Space Operations Noise and Sonic Boom Modeling and Analysis." Published as ACRP Web-Only Document 33, it describes the development of two models to predict noise and sonic boom from commercial space operations from an environmental noise modeling perspective.
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2 User Guides for Noise Modeling of Commercial Space Operations -- rUMBLe and pCBoom (SS2)
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Introduction 3 exposure occurs off coast in uninhabited areas. If SpaceX plans to recover the Falcon 9 first stage for reuse, then the first stage will generate a sonic boom during its reentry phase and the boom exposure will occur partly over land, with the highest boom levels occurring near the landing site.
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4 User Guides for Noise Modeling of Commercial Space Operations -- rUMBLe and pCBoom 1.1 About the RUMBLE User Guide RUMBLE 2.0, the rocket noise model developed by Blue Ridge Research and Consulting, LLC (BRRC) under ACRP Project 02-66, will be the first publicly available software tool designed to model commercial space launch, reentry, and static operations in space and time to compute far-field community noise exposure.
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