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Neat idea. Although I think it's basing this mainly (only?) on road and air traffic data. It doesn't seem to include noise generated by the railways--at least w
by eisrep 10y ago
Neat idea. Although I think it's basing this mainly (only?) on road and air traffic data. It doesn't seem to include noise generated by the railways--at least where I looked.
- happy-go-lucky 10y ago"Road and Aviation Noise in the United States" is at the top. > future versions of the National Transportation Noise Map are envisioned to include additional transportation noise sources, such as rail and maritime. That's in About.
- mentat 10y agoYes, the lack of railways significantly impacts accuracy on SF peninsula at least.
- kosievdmerwe 10y agoGood ole Caltrain. Or more annoyingly the freight trains that run at 2am and are even more noisy.
- Arizhel 10y agoIt's not supposed to, yet. But that is pretty important. My gf lives in an urban high-rise, and it's not noisy at all, except for the (above-ground at this point) subway that runs right next to the building.