The theme for the 6th Spring Noise Conference in Banff is Noise Awareness - Supporting Sound Partnerships. The conference will provide a forum for industry, government, public, academics and acoustical professionals to share experiences and innovations in environmental and occupational noise identification, measurement, regulation and control.

Conference Objectives:

  • to highlight environmental and occupational noise control innovations
  • to promote responsible industrial development
  • to identify and promote strategies for reducing workplace noise exposure
  • to promote responsible management of human noise exposure
  • to provide a forum for open discussion and networking
  • to raise awareness about expanding noise issues

Past Spring Noise Conferences have provided the most current and practical information on environmental and occupational noise control. The 6th conference seeks to attract participants involved in new research, technical developments, and case studies that showcase:

  • examples where the public and industry have established successful “sound” partnerships
  • advancements in noise control technology, equipment & software
Guest Speakers

Ulf Sandberg (SE)- Transportation issues
Andy Moorhouse (GB) - Low Frequency Noise
Malcolm Crocker (AU) - Modelling issues
Laurie Danielson (CA)- Public-industry partnership issues
Dave Brown (CA) - Community issues

Student Paper Competition
Submit a paper on environmental or occupational noise related topic for one of two cash prizes for the Eugene Bolstad Student Award.
Updates

Call for papers - submit your abstracts to submissions@springnoiseconference.com

An abstract of not more than 250 words is required for each paper.

Deadline: February 20, 2009

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