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Effect of noise events on inhabitants’ reactions to railway noise.

鉄道騒音の住民反応に及ぼす発生回数の効果

Author (2)： YOSHIDA T (Inst. Public Health, Tokyo, JPN) ,  NAKAMURA S (Tokyo Metropolitan Research Inst. Environmental Protection, Tokyo, JPN)
Material： Journal of the Acoustical Society of Japan. E  (J Acoust Soc Jpn E)
Volume： 10  Issue： 6  Page： 339-348  Publication year： Nov. 1989 
JST Material Number： Z0931A  ISSN： 0388-2861  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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JST classification (1)： Railway noise and vibration  (TC01020C)

Reference (12)：

• 1) J. M. Fields and J. G. Walker, “The response to railway noise in residential areas in Great Britain,” J. Sound Vib. 85,177-255 (1982).
• 2) T. Nimura, M. Ehashi, and S. Kono, “Evaluation of railway noise,” in Handbook of Civil Engineering (Part of Noise and Vibration), M. Shoji, T. Yamamoto, and N. Hatakeyama, Eds.(Asakura-shoten, Tokyo, 1980), Chap. 5, pp.281-300 (in Japanese).
• 3) E. Toyota, “The public awareness of the railway noise and vibration,” Noise Control 3 (2), 24-27 (1979)(in Japanese).
• 4) J. M. Fields, “The effect of numbers of noise events on people's reactions to noise: An analysis of existing survey data,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 75,447-467 (1984).
• 5) R. Likert, “A technique for the measurement of attitudes,” Arch. Psychol. 140, 5-55 (1932).

Terms in the title (3)： 鉄道騒音 ,  住民 ,  発生回数