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First steps towards a methodology to assess the influence of noise on a natural area

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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12251/1911
ISSN: 07116659
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Hernández Molina, Ricardo; Fernández Zacarías, Francisco; Bienvenido Huertas, David; Cueto Ancela, José Luis
Date
2020
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Ruido ambiental

Paisaje sonoro

Comportamiento acústico

Parques urbanos

Ruido ambiental

Pontevedra

Calidad percibida

Unesco Subject/s

2201.02 Acústica Arquitectónica

2201.05 Ruido

3311.02 Ingeniería de Control

6310.09 Calidad de Vida

3329.08 Medio Urbano

3305.37 Planificación Urbana

3329.09 Relaciones Urbano-Rurales

Abstract

Natural sounds are integral elements of the natural environment that are frequently associated with natural parks and similar areas. They are, indisputably, inherent components of landscapes and their contents of natural and historical features, and particularly of their wildlife. Natural sounds constitute an indicator of the health of the wildlife habitat and the diverse ecosystems that comprise such areas. The present generation has an acknowledged obligation to conserve these natural resources for the benefit of those to come. In the planning process to achieve the objectives of the acoustic quality of the natural soundscape, the primary principle is the preservation of the soundscape at levels compatible with the characteristics of the park. When deficiencies are identified, mitigation measures must be taken to restore the soundscape to its natural condition. The objective of this project is to analyze the existence of “non-natural” noises foreign to the natural environment and protect the Natural Soundscape from intrusive acoustic impacts. The study was carried out on the "natural area" of Anceu, located in the municipality of Pontecaldelas in the province of Pontevedra, Galicia (Spain). © 2020, Canadian Acoustical Association. All rights reserved.

Natural sounds are integral elements of the natural environment that are frequently associated with natural parks and similar areas. They are, indisputably, inherent components of landscapes and their contents of natural and historical features, and particularly of their wildlife. Natural sounds constitute an indicator of the health of the wildlife habitat and the diverse ecosystems that comprise such areas. The present generation has an acknowledged obligation to conserve these natural resources for the benefit of those to come. In the planning process to achieve the objectives of the acoustic quality of the natural soundscape, the primary principle is the preservation of the soundscape at levels compatible with the characteristics of the park. When deficiencies are identified, mitigation measures must be taken to restore the soundscape to its natural condition. The objective of this project is to analyze the existence of “non-natural” noises foreign to the natural environment and protect the Natural Soundscape from intrusive acoustic impacts. The study was carried out on the "natural area" of Anceu, located in the municipality of Pontecaldelas in the province of Pontevedra, Galicia (Spain). © 2020, Canadian Acoustical Association. All rights reserved.

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