The document discusses research into noise and air pollution levels around the site of the 2012 London Olympics. The research aims to measure noise pollution, identify its sources, measure air pollution, and examine the relationship between noise and air pollution. Noise readings were taken from 10 sites around the Olympic site using a sound level meter. Air pollution data was obtained from a nearby monitoring station. The results will help identify any dangerously polluted areas.

1. Research Design & the Olympics The severity of sound pollution around the Olympic site and the links it has with air pollution? Environmental 3 By Christopher Button, Ana Rosales-cardozo, David Taylor, Charlene Wenn & Matthew Wheeler

7. Key Site measured Figure 1: Map showing each of the sampling points (10 systematic points) London 2012, 2006 N

9. Timetable of tasks Table 1: Timetable of the investigation Activity Date to be completed Background research and research ideas 30/01/2007 Initial visit to the Olympic Site and practice of testing methods 05/02/2007 Initial Meeting to formulate proposal 06/02/2007 Final meeting to finish proposal 08/02/2007 Proposal Presentation 12/02/2007 Second visit to the Olympic Site to carry out further testing and gain final results 05/03/2007 Final Results to be put up on Studynet 06/03/2007 First Draft of Report to be finished 27/03/2007 Submission of Final Report 24/04/2007