This document appears to be a student project on noise pollution. It includes an acknowledgements section, introduction, definition of noise pollution, data collection methods including a questionnaire and survey of villagers, analysis of survey results in tables and graphs, findings, recommendations, and appendices. The survey found that music systems were the main source of noise pollution and difficulty sleeping was the most common effect. The recommended solutions were enforcing quiet hours and requiring ear protection at construction sites.
Noise pollution occurs when unwanted or excessive sound disrupts normal human or animal activities. The main sources of noise pollution are transportation systems, construction work, and industrial activity. Prolonged exposure to noise pollution can cause hearing loss, cardiovascular effects, sleep disturbances, and stress in humans. It can also damage animal communication and increase the risk of death by interfering with predator/prey detection. Some strategies to reduce noise pollution include planting trees, regular maintenance of vehicles and machines, soundproofing buildings, and imposing regulations on loud speakers.
Air pollution comes from various sources and can harm human health and the environment. There are several main types of pollution, including smog caused by chemical reactions between pollutants in cities, acid rain caused when pollutants combine with water droplets, the greenhouse effect from increased carbon dioxide trapping heat, and holes in the ozone layer caused by chemicals like CFCs. Indoor pollution from activities like smoking, cooking, and building materials can also be harmful, especially for sensitive individuals. Reducing waste, reusing materials, and recycling can help address pollution issues.
Noise pollution comes from many sources including household appliances, social events, commercial and industrial activities, and transportation. In Dhaka City, noise pollution is a major health threat due to traffic congestion, use of brick-crushing machines, and abuse of loudspeakers. Sustainable solutions include constructing soundproof rooms for noisy machines, siting noisy industries far from residential areas, enforcing limits on loudspeaker use and public announcements, establishing silent zones near schools and hospitals, and using vegetation to absorb sound.
Though, noise is a controllable entity of the environment, on several occasions it is found to be uncontrollable and create severe impacts on life and induce unpleasant circumstances.
Noise pollution is a public nuisance to the environment.
The document discusses the discolouration of the Taj Mahal in Agra, India. It notes that the white marble structure is being affected by air and water pollution from nearby industries, traffic, and population growth. Specific pollutants like black carbon, light-absorbing organic carbon, and dust are depositing on the marble surfaces and causing discoloration. Efforts to protect the Taj Mahal include establishing an area around it where pollution is controlled, removing pollutants from the marble surface using clay paste, and banning coal use in nearby industries.
Air pollution; presentation by Subrat, Vishal, Ashley.. Project Guide: Dr. Ta...Dr. Tanuja Nautiyal
Air pollution is the introduction of particulates, biological molecules, or other harmful gases into Earth's atmosphere, causing disease, death to humans, damage to other living organisms such as food crops, or the natural or built environment.
This document discusses noise pollution, its sources, effects, and methods for control. It defines noise pollution and sound, and lists common sources like construction, traffic, and industry. Noise measurements are explained using dB levels and dosimeters. Health effects from noise pollution include hearing loss, stress, and sleep disruption. Control methods addressed include using quieter equipment, barriers, enclosures, scheduling work to minimize exposure, and protective equipment like earplugs. Studies have evaluated noise levels inside and outside hospitals in Egypt. References are provided.
Air pollution in Mumbai is caused by increasing vehicles, population growth, and industrial activities. Over 450 new vehicles are registered in the city daily, contributing to traffic congestion and toxic gas emissions. Mumbai has over 40,000 small and large industries, including 32 hazardous ones, that release carcinogenic chemicals. As a result, air quality in Mumbai has been found to be more polluted than in Beijing, threatening the health of Mumbaikars with cancer-causing particles in the air.
Noise pollution occurs when unwanted or excessive sound disrupts normal human or animal activities. The main sources of noise pollution are transportation systems, construction work, and industrial activity. Prolonged exposure to noise pollution can cause hearing loss, cardiovascular effects, sleep disturbances, and stress in humans. It can also damage animal communication and increase the risk of death by interfering with predator/prey detection. Some strategies to reduce noise pollution include planting trees, regular maintenance of vehicles and machines, soundproofing buildings, and imposing regulations on loud speakers.
Air pollution comes from various sources and can harm human health and the environment. There are several main types of pollution, including smog caused by chemical reactions between pollutants in cities, acid rain caused when pollutants combine with water droplets, the greenhouse effect from increased carbon dioxide trapping heat, and holes in the ozone layer caused by chemicals like CFCs. Indoor pollution from activities like smoking, cooking, and building materials can also be harmful, especially for sensitive individuals. Reducing waste, reusing materials, and recycling can help address pollution issues.
Noise pollution comes from many sources including household appliances, social events, commercial and industrial activities, and transportation. In Dhaka City, noise pollution is a major health threat due to traffic congestion, use of brick-crushing machines, and abuse of loudspeakers. Sustainable solutions include constructing soundproof rooms for noisy machines, siting noisy industries far from residential areas, enforcing limits on loudspeaker use and public announcements, establishing silent zones near schools and hospitals, and using vegetation to absorb sound.
Though, noise is a controllable entity of the environment, on several occasions it is found to be uncontrollable and create severe impacts on life and induce unpleasant circumstances.
Noise pollution is a public nuisance to the environment.
The document discusses the discolouration of the Taj Mahal in Agra, India. It notes that the white marble structure is being affected by air and water pollution from nearby industries, traffic, and population growth. Specific pollutants like black carbon, light-absorbing organic carbon, and dust are depositing on the marble surfaces and causing discoloration. Efforts to protect the Taj Mahal include establishing an area around it where pollution is controlled, removing pollutants from the marble surface using clay paste, and banning coal use in nearby industries.
Air pollution; presentation by Subrat, Vishal, Ashley.. Project Guide: Dr. Ta...Dr. Tanuja Nautiyal
Air pollution is the introduction of particulates, biological molecules, or other harmful gases into Earth's atmosphere, causing disease, death to humans, damage to other living organisms such as food crops, or the natural or built environment.
This document discusses noise pollution, its sources, effects, and methods for control. It defines noise pollution and sound, and lists common sources like construction, traffic, and industry. Noise measurements are explained using dB levels and dosimeters. Health effects from noise pollution include hearing loss, stress, and sleep disruption. Control methods addressed include using quieter equipment, barriers, enclosures, scheduling work to minimize exposure, and protective equipment like earplugs. Studies have evaluated noise levels inside and outside hospitals in Egypt. References are provided.
Air pollution in Mumbai is caused by increasing vehicles, population growth, and industrial activities. Over 450 new vehicles are registered in the city daily, contributing to traffic congestion and toxic gas emissions. Mumbai has over 40,000 small and large industries, including 32 hazardous ones, that release carcinogenic chemicals. As a result, air quality in Mumbai has been found to be more polluted than in Beijing, threatening the health of Mumbaikars with cancer-causing particles in the air.
Tropospheric ozone, also known as ground-level or "bad" ozone, forms when nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds react with sunlight in the air. It is a major air pollutant that poses risks to human health and the environment. Ground-level ozone is the main component of smog and can cause respiratory issues in humans as well as damage crops and other plants. While it is naturally occurring in small amounts, emissions from vehicles, power plants, chemical solvents and other sources are increasing tropospheric ozone levels globally with harmful effects. Reducing NOx and VOC emissions through international cooperation is needed to address the growing threat from tropospheric ozone pollution.
it was my first presentation.it would be helpfull for engineering students as well as the reasearch scholars.in this slides i used best of my effort .
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The document outlines an investigation being conducted at St. Andrew College on why students bleach their skin. It includes 4 tasks: 1) stating the research questions, 2) providing the rationale for studying this topic, 3) describing the questionnaire that will be used to collect data, and 4) listing the instrument that contains questions about demographics, bleaching practices, and potential solutions. The questionnaire contains 15 multiple choice questions focused on gathering information about skin bleaching behaviors and attitudes from students.
This document discusses various types of pollution including air, water, noise, and their causes and effects. It provides details on air pollution sources such as industries, vehicles, and agriculture. Air pollution can cause acid rain, eutrophication and ground-level ozone, harming both environment and human health. Water pollution occurs from sources like industrial waste, sewage, dumping, and oil spills, and can kill aquatic life, disrupt food chains, and spread disease. Noise pollution above certain levels can negatively impact both humans and wildlife. Governments and individuals can help control pollution through policies, green energy investment, and reducing resource consumption.
Thermal pollution is an increase in the temperature of natural waters caused by human activities like power plants and deforestation. Nuclear power plants use water for cooling and return it to water supplies 9-20°C warmer. Deforestation increases water temperatures by reducing shade and increasing erosion. Thermal pollution can harm aquatic life by causing thermal shock, reducing oxygen levels, and increasing metabolic rates. Control methods include cooling ponds, cooling towers, and cogeneration systems that reuse waste heat.
Noise pollution has become a signicant problem in
Bangladesh, especially in all the divisional headquarters
where sound levels are far beyond the acceptable sound
level for the human ear, according to a recent study by the
Department of Environment (DoE).
This document discusses noise pollution, including its definition, sources, measurement, impacts, and control methods. It defines noise pollution as unwanted sound that disrupts human or animal activity. The main sources discussed are road traffic, aircraft, railroads, construction sites, and industrial facilities. Noise is measured in decibels, and sounds above 80 dB are considered potentially hazardous. Health impacts from noise pollution include hearing loss, lack of concentration, stress, and sleep disruption. The document recommends various engineering and administrative controls to mitigate noise pollution from sources and protect receivers.
This presentation discusses the environment, water, and pollution. It defines key terms like environment, pollution, contamination, and describes the four main environmental segments - atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere. It then focuses on water, explaining water treatment plants, effluent treatment, and wastewater characterization. Finally, it covers marine pollution, the major pollutants worldwide, their impacts, and potential solutions to prevent further damage to marine ecosystems.
The document discusses various types of pollution and provides recommendations for pollution prevention through simple and easily practicable methods such as planting trees, sharing automobiles, avoiding plastic bags, recycling bottles, and obeying environmental protection laws.
The document discusses various types of air pollution including their sources, effects, and definitions. It defines air pollution as gases, liquids, or particles in the air that negatively impact humans, plants, and animals. Primary pollutants such as carbon monoxide are directly emitted while secondary pollutants like ozone form when primary pollutants interact. Indoor pollutants like radon and outdoor pollutants including sulfur dioxide from burning coal are discussed. The effects of pollution on health, vegetation, and animals are also summarized. The greenhouse effect and gases that cause global warming are explained along with consequences such as rising sea levels and increased extreme weather events.
AIR POLUUTION CONTROL course material by Prof S S JAHAGIRDAR,NKOCET,SOLAPUR for BE (CIVIL ) students of Solapur university. Content will be also useful for SHIVAJI and PUNE university students
This document summarizes air pollution, its causes, effects, and methods for control. It defines air pollution as the introduction of harmful materials into the atmosphere. Air pollution has both natural sources like dust, wildfires, and volcanic eruptions as well as man-made sources from power plants, vehicles, and industrial activities. Exposure to air pollution can negatively impact human health, causing issues like headaches, dizziness, lung diseases, and cancer. The document discusses technological and regulatory approaches that can be used to control air pollution and reduce its harmful effects.
Air is the Earth's atmosphere which living things breathe. It has mass and weight but no color or smell. Air pollution is the introduction of harmful substances into the atmosphere from natural or human-made sources, and can damage health, environments, and climate. The major air pollutants are particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, volatile organic compounds and ground-level ozone. Air pollutants come from sources like industrial facilities, vehicle exhaust, and agricultural burning.
This document provides information about starting a proposed business called Austin's Car Wash and Guest House. It includes sections on acknowledging assistance received, introducing the business, justifying its location, selecting appropriate labor, identifying sources of capital, defining the entrepreneur's role, describing production methods and levels, discussing use of technology, outlining linkages, addressing potential for growth, noting government regulations, and ethical considerations. The business will provide car washing and guest house services, using various manual and semi-skilled labor. It will be located for accessibility and to provide local employment.
1) Noise pollution occurs when unwanted sound disrupts normal activities like working or sleeping. It is caused by both industrial sources like machines as well as transportation sources like vehicles.
2) Common sources of noise pollution include industrial noise from factories, transport noise from vehicles, and neighborhood noise from household items and community events.
3) The health impacts of noise pollution include high blood pressure, stress, sleep disruption, and hearing loss. It can also negatively impact wildlife that rely more on sound.
Air pollution is the introduction of chemicals, particulate matter, or biological materials into the atmosphere that cause harm. There are several main types of air pollution including smog, acid rain, the greenhouse effect, and depletion of the ozone layer. Air pollution affects human health in both short and long term ways and poses risks especially to children, the elderly, and those with preexisting heart and lung conditions. Efforts like reducing vehicle use, opting for cleaner energy sources, minimizing waste burning, and recycling can help address the sources of air pollution.
1. An electrostatic precipitator uses electrical forces to charge particles in an exhaust gas stream and move them onto collector plates to be removed, helping reduce air pollution.
2. Secondary research analyzes and interprets existing primary sources like publications and reports, rather than collecting raw data. The team conducted secondary research on electrostatic precipitators and compared other product designs.
IRJET- Assessment of Noise Pollution Near Ness Wadia CollegeIRJET Journal
This document summarizes a study that assessed noise pollution levels near Ness Wadia College in India. Researchers measured noise levels daily for two weeks near the college to understand sources and identify times when noise was minimum. They found that vehicles, particularly buses, trucks, cars, and two-wheelers, were the main sources of noise. The noise levels often exceeded recommended limits. To address this, the study proposed using white noise, pink noise, or wireless vehicle horns to reduce noise pollution in sensitive areas like colleges. It aimed to identify alternative traffic routes and times that could lower noise exposure for students at the college.
Tropospheric ozone, also known as ground-level or "bad" ozone, forms when nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds react with sunlight in the air. It is a major air pollutant that poses risks to human health and the environment. Ground-level ozone is the main component of smog and can cause respiratory issues in humans as well as damage crops and other plants. While it is naturally occurring in small amounts, emissions from vehicles, power plants, chemical solvents and other sources are increasing tropospheric ozone levels globally with harmful effects. Reducing NOx and VOC emissions through international cooperation is needed to address the growing threat from tropospheric ozone pollution.
it was my first presentation.it would be helpfull for engineering students as well as the reasearch scholars.in this slides i used best of my effort .
so please visit my slideshare and dont forget to give feedback......
The document outlines an investigation being conducted at St. Andrew College on why students bleach their skin. It includes 4 tasks: 1) stating the research questions, 2) providing the rationale for studying this topic, 3) describing the questionnaire that will be used to collect data, and 4) listing the instrument that contains questions about demographics, bleaching practices, and potential solutions. The questionnaire contains 15 multiple choice questions focused on gathering information about skin bleaching behaviors and attitudes from students.
This document discusses various types of pollution including air, water, noise, and their causes and effects. It provides details on air pollution sources such as industries, vehicles, and agriculture. Air pollution can cause acid rain, eutrophication and ground-level ozone, harming both environment and human health. Water pollution occurs from sources like industrial waste, sewage, dumping, and oil spills, and can kill aquatic life, disrupt food chains, and spread disease. Noise pollution above certain levels can negatively impact both humans and wildlife. Governments and individuals can help control pollution through policies, green energy investment, and reducing resource consumption.
Thermal pollution is an increase in the temperature of natural waters caused by human activities like power plants and deforestation. Nuclear power plants use water for cooling and return it to water supplies 9-20°C warmer. Deforestation increases water temperatures by reducing shade and increasing erosion. Thermal pollution can harm aquatic life by causing thermal shock, reducing oxygen levels, and increasing metabolic rates. Control methods include cooling ponds, cooling towers, and cogeneration systems that reuse waste heat.
Noise pollution has become a signicant problem in
Bangladesh, especially in all the divisional headquarters
where sound levels are far beyond the acceptable sound
level for the human ear, according to a recent study by the
Department of Environment (DoE).
This document discusses noise pollution, including its definition, sources, measurement, impacts, and control methods. It defines noise pollution as unwanted sound that disrupts human or animal activity. The main sources discussed are road traffic, aircraft, railroads, construction sites, and industrial facilities. Noise is measured in decibels, and sounds above 80 dB are considered potentially hazardous. Health impacts from noise pollution include hearing loss, lack of concentration, stress, and sleep disruption. The document recommends various engineering and administrative controls to mitigate noise pollution from sources and protect receivers.
This presentation discusses the environment, water, and pollution. It defines key terms like environment, pollution, contamination, and describes the four main environmental segments - atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere. It then focuses on water, explaining water treatment plants, effluent treatment, and wastewater characterization. Finally, it covers marine pollution, the major pollutants worldwide, their impacts, and potential solutions to prevent further damage to marine ecosystems.
The document discusses various types of pollution and provides recommendations for pollution prevention through simple and easily practicable methods such as planting trees, sharing automobiles, avoiding plastic bags, recycling bottles, and obeying environmental protection laws.
The document discusses various types of air pollution including their sources, effects, and definitions. It defines air pollution as gases, liquids, or particles in the air that negatively impact humans, plants, and animals. Primary pollutants such as carbon monoxide are directly emitted while secondary pollutants like ozone form when primary pollutants interact. Indoor pollutants like radon and outdoor pollutants including sulfur dioxide from burning coal are discussed. The effects of pollution on health, vegetation, and animals are also summarized. The greenhouse effect and gases that cause global warming are explained along with consequences such as rising sea levels and increased extreme weather events.
AIR POLUUTION CONTROL course material by Prof S S JAHAGIRDAR,NKOCET,SOLAPUR for BE (CIVIL ) students of Solapur university. Content will be also useful for SHIVAJI and PUNE university students
This document summarizes air pollution, its causes, effects, and methods for control. It defines air pollution as the introduction of harmful materials into the atmosphere. Air pollution has both natural sources like dust, wildfires, and volcanic eruptions as well as man-made sources from power plants, vehicles, and industrial activities. Exposure to air pollution can negatively impact human health, causing issues like headaches, dizziness, lung diseases, and cancer. The document discusses technological and regulatory approaches that can be used to control air pollution and reduce its harmful effects.
Air is the Earth's atmosphere which living things breathe. It has mass and weight but no color or smell. Air pollution is the introduction of harmful substances into the atmosphere from natural or human-made sources, and can damage health, environments, and climate. The major air pollutants are particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, volatile organic compounds and ground-level ozone. Air pollutants come from sources like industrial facilities, vehicle exhaust, and agricultural burning.
This document provides information about starting a proposed business called Austin's Car Wash and Guest House. It includes sections on acknowledging assistance received, introducing the business, justifying its location, selecting appropriate labor, identifying sources of capital, defining the entrepreneur's role, describing production methods and levels, discussing use of technology, outlining linkages, addressing potential for growth, noting government regulations, and ethical considerations. The business will provide car washing and guest house services, using various manual and semi-skilled labor. It will be located for accessibility and to provide local employment.
1) Noise pollution occurs when unwanted sound disrupts normal activities like working or sleeping. It is caused by both industrial sources like machines as well as transportation sources like vehicles.
2) Common sources of noise pollution include industrial noise from factories, transport noise from vehicles, and neighborhood noise from household items and community events.
3) The health impacts of noise pollution include high blood pressure, stress, sleep disruption, and hearing loss. It can also negatively impact wildlife that rely more on sound.
Air pollution is the introduction of chemicals, particulate matter, or biological materials into the atmosphere that cause harm. There are several main types of air pollution including smog, acid rain, the greenhouse effect, and depletion of the ozone layer. Air pollution affects human health in both short and long term ways and poses risks especially to children, the elderly, and those with preexisting heart and lung conditions. Efforts like reducing vehicle use, opting for cleaner energy sources, minimizing waste burning, and recycling can help address the sources of air pollution.
1. An electrostatic precipitator uses electrical forces to charge particles in an exhaust gas stream and move them onto collector plates to be removed, helping reduce air pollution.
2. Secondary research analyzes and interprets existing primary sources like publications and reports, rather than collecting raw data. The team conducted secondary research on electrostatic precipitators and compared other product designs.
IRJET- Assessment of Noise Pollution Near Ness Wadia CollegeIRJET Journal
This document summarizes a study that assessed noise pollution levels near Ness Wadia College in India. Researchers measured noise levels daily for two weeks near the college to understand sources and identify times when noise was minimum. They found that vehicles, particularly buses, trucks, cars, and two-wheelers, were the main sources of noise. The noise levels often exceeded recommended limits. To address this, the study proposed using white noise, pink noise, or wireless vehicle horns to reduce noise pollution in sensitive areas like colleges. It aimed to identify alternative traffic routes and times that could lower noise exposure for students at the college.
The document discusses a study on noise pollution conducted by students and teachers at a school in Moscow. They measured external and internal noise levels, identified main noise sources as cars, conducted surveys on noise impact, and found noise levels exceeding standards. Medical exams over three years found one student and three teachers developed gradual hearing loss. The study aims to raise noise pollution awareness and propose mitigation methods to protect health.
IRJET- Effect of Noise on Human Psychology in Public Spaces of Dhaka CityIRJET Journal
The document discusses the effects of noise pollution on human psychology in public spaces in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It measures noise levels at five public locations and interviews people at each location about the psychological impacts of noise. The study finds that noise from vehicles, crowds, and hawkers causes health issues like headaches and stress responses. Extreme noise is linked to problems like irritation, anxiety, and sleep disturbances. The busiest locations of Farmgate and Mirpur 10 have the highest noise levels and most reported psychological effects.
The document outlines objectives for a community development program, including developing communication and leadership skills, increasing awareness of social issues, and applying information management skills. It then describes issues in the target community, such as an unpleasant garbage disposal area, lack of education facilities, and lack of community activities. Potential solutions are proposed, like creating educational murals near the garbage area to promote proper disposal, beautifying the garbage site, and reducing odors. A mural design plan is presented focusing on themes of nature, handprints for children's activities, and an educational mural about rubbish disposal.
Mass media in education includes various passive forms of media like print, radio, television and movies that indirectly influence attitudes and behaviors. Educational technology media investigates the instructional environment, learning materials, learners and the learning process to improve teaching and learning. Electronic waste is defined as discarded electrical or electronic devices that contain toxic chemicals like mercury and lead which can contaminate soil and water if placed in landfills, posing health risks to humans. Reducing e-waste requires raising awareness of the problem and committing to keeping used electronics out of landfills.
FirstTake a look at the ADRRESSING Framework, and locate a rank.docxclydes2
First:
Take a look at the ADRRESSING Framework, and locate a rank in the framework where you personally are a target, or someone who you care about is a target.
· This could be in the rank of Age, Disability, Race, Religious Culture, Ethnicity, Sexual Orientation, Social Class Culture, Indigenous heritage, National Origin, or Gender.
· Tell us specifically which rank area you are focusing on.
Next:
Think of a specific time in your life when you have experienced or witnessed oppression in this target area.
· Focus on a kind of oppression that has happened within the ranking system in the United States.
· Your memory should be of a specific incident, that took place at a specific time and place, with specific people. Avoid general statements!
· Spend five minutes writing out the details of this incident.
· Tell us as much detail as possible so that we can get a good idea of what happened. Please focus on giving us information, rather than assessing, analyzing, or judging the situation or the people in it. Describing the emotions that came up for you is helpful.
Rank
Relationship to Rank
Age
Agent
Disability
Target
Race
Agent
Religious Culture
Agent
Ethnicity
Agent
Social Class Culture
Agent
Sexual Orientation
Agent
Indigenous Heritage
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National Origin
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Gender
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The book, Beyond Inclusion, Beyond Empowerment, by Leticia Nieto and his associates, documents how societies have social rank systems, which consist of 9 distinct categories. The categories enable people to be aware of who they are as individuals, as well as the privilege that they may or may not possess. However, Nieto's rank category that has an impact on my life as a person is disability. I experience severe latex allergies that prevent me from being like other human beings. While disability can have distinct meanings, ranging from mental, physical, and others that are invisible, a disabled person might be a target for people who may demean them, thereby making it challenging to interact with other members of society. According to Nieto et al. (49), "In the drama of human interactions, we observe Status play - a kind of performance. It can be changed by choice, can be predictable, and is central to our enjoyment of story and humor.” For that reason, loss of ability, among humans, can affect the human experience. Hence, people who have not lost an ability like hearing, eating, and sight cannot understand the experiences of people with disabilities. People with disabilities want their conditions recognized. For them to feel like part of the society, they want other members of the society, who have not experienced disability, to acknowledge their loss of able-ness and understand that they have the invisible privilege. Another rank, which I feel I like am not part of is the rank of social class culture. Individuals within the social class culture tend not to have a stable living condition and also lack access to education. As such, people found within this class have l.
This document outlines a student project called #greenthegrey that aims to increase urban green spaces in Vancouver through a social media campaign. The project's goals are to gain public attention and interest in urban greening, and to propose actions to make the city greener. It discusses researching public opinions on green spaces and the city's greening plans in order to effectively engage residents on this issue through social media outreach and discourse.
STRATEGIES FOR COMMUNITY NOISE AND DISTURBANCE IN GREEN OPEN SPACE AREAS CASE...AJHSSR Journal
This document summarizes a research paper about noise and disturbance in the Astina Field in Gianyar City, Bali, Indonesia. The research found that noise levels in the area from vehicle traffic ranged from 60-70 dB(A), exceeding the standard of 50 dB(A) for green open spaces. A survey found that visitors felt disturbed by motor vehicle noise. There is a strong correlation between noise levels, traffic volumes, and negative perceptions of disturbance among visitors. The research concludes that strategies are needed from the government and community to reduce noise levels in the area.
The document discusses graphic organizers and their effectiveness as tools for improving reading and writing skills. Graphic organizers are visual representations that arrange key concepts and relationships from a text in a logical pattern using labels. They help students organize information, clarify relationships between concepts, and develop a deeper understanding. Different types of graphic organizers like Venn diagrams, cause-and-effect maps, and problem-solution maps are appropriate for different types of texts and learning objectives. When used correctly, graphic organizers can enhance student comprehension and critical thinking.
The document provides a summary of the collector's efforts to construct a lesson for an Open Educational Resources course. It discusses the challenges of fitting individual learning objects together in a coherent way and ensuring the context is meaningful for learners. It also notes the difficulty of teaching without direct feedback from students. The collector started with researching student interaction in online courses, but found that topic too broad, so considered a lesson on the boreal forest, but felt published materials on that topic were too rich to fit in a single assignment. The final result is an illustrated strategy combining what was learned in the class.
The document summarizes a student project working with a local community center. The students conducted surveys of community residents to identify problems in the neighborhood. Based on the survey results, the two biggest issues were street lighting and potholes. For the lighting, the students proposed installing new LED lamps to provide brighter lighting that is more durable. For the potholes, they suggested removing existing asphalt, cleaning the road base, and re-paving using consistent pressure to prevent future pothole formation. The project provided the students experience interacting with community members and identifying practical solutions to local problems.
This document provides details about a student's studio project report. It includes an introduction describing the motivation for a retreat center to help reduce stress from city life. It then summarizes the site context and analysis, including nearby transportation, lack of green space, noise and traffic issues that contribute to stress. Design intentions are outlined, including proposed programs for meditation, yoga, tai chi and active therapy centers. Light is identified as the main medium to create a calm environment. Precedent studies of an active therapy center that uses natural light are also referenced.
silent sound technology final report(17321A0432) (1).pdfssuser476810
The document is a seminar report on silent sound technology submitted by Divya Alugubelli. It discusses the need for silent sound technology, which allows communication without noise pollution by detecting lip movements and converting them to sound signals. The report covers two main methods - electromyography and image processing. Electromyography monitors tiny muscle movements during speech and converts them to electrical pulses that can be translated to sound. Image processing techniques detect lip movements through a webcam and analyze the images. The technology has applications in helping those who have lost their voice and allows silent calling without disturbing others.
The document describes the record management policy and procedures of the Fruitland Park Fire Department, outlining responsibilities for identifying, recording, storing, maintaining, and destroying department records in accordance with relevant regulations. The policy assigns overall responsibility for oversight of the record management program to the Supervisor of the Fire Prevention Bureau and specifies that the bureau is responsible for administering the program and providing assistance on all record management matters.
This document outlines a group project assignment for architecture students. The assignment requires students to:
1) Identify an environmental or community issue in their local area. 2) Propose and execute a solution to address the issue. 3) Document their work in a research poster and multimedia presentation. Students will work in groups to explore local issues, engage with the community, and provide designs or services to benefit the public. The goal is for students to apply their skills and increase awareness of sustainability issues.
This document presents a case study evaluating the impacts of integrating small-scale greenspace into an urban alleyway in Downtown Los Angeles called Harlem Place. The authors developed conceptual models for five ecosystem services and created six design scenarios for Harlem Place to illustrate how interstitial greenspace could impact those services. Their results found that permeable pavement and bioswales had the greatest impact on mitigating stormwater issues, while tree planting most improved air quality and microclimate locally. The conceptual models and case study aim to help communities understand how to design small-scale greenspace projects that provide local benefits while also addressing regional environmental issues.
The residents of SunnyVille Station are getting sick, unprepared for the cold winter, and dealing with excess garbage. Students are tasked with researching what could be causing the sickness, how residents can prepare for winter, and what the mayor can do about garbage as Earth Explorers. They will then present their findings and recommendations at a town hall meeting.
This document reports on three studies examining dynamic products that communicate information through changes in appearance, movement, sounds, smells or textures. Study 1 involved analyzing 48 examples of dynamic products to develop a descriptive framework. Study 2 was a design workshop where students created dynamic product concepts for a dishwasher. Study 3 involved interviews with users about 15 dynamic products. The studies found that dynamic products can simplify and immediacy convey messages but have limitations in accuracy, intuitiveness and feasibility. Users preferred the direct sensory experience of dynamic products over interfaces but wanted more details in some cases.
The document is an assessment of noise pollution levels at various locations on the campus of Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University in Bangladesh. Noise levels were measured at 16 locations using a sound level meter and GPS. The highest noise level was observed at the Nazrul Statue in the afternoon at 95.8 dB, while the lowest was at the Vice Chancellor's Residence in the evening at 42.2 dB. GIS software was used to create noise maps of the campus during morning, afternoon and evening. The results showed that ambient noise levels exceeded standards. Solutions proposed to reduce noise pollution include turning off appliances, using earplugs, lowering volume, planting trees and regular vehicle maintenance.
Temple of Asclepius in Thrace. Excavation resultsKrassimira Luka
The temple and the sanctuary around were dedicated to Asklepios Zmidrenus. This name has been known since 1875 when an inscription dedicated to him was discovered in Rome. The inscription is dated in 227 AD and was left by soldiers originating from the city of Philippopolis (modern Plovdiv).
Andreas Schleicher presents PISA 2022 Volume III - Creative Thinking - 18 Jun...EduSkills OECD
Andreas Schleicher, Director of Education and Skills at the OECD presents at the launch of PISA 2022 Volume III - Creative Minds, Creative Schools on 18 June 2024.
How to Setup Default Value for a Field in Odoo 17Celine George
In Odoo, we can set a default value for a field during the creation of a record for a model. We have many methods in odoo for setting a default value to the field.
How to Download & Install Module From the Odoo App Store in Odoo 17Celine George
Custom modules offer the flexibility to extend Odoo's capabilities, address unique requirements, and optimize workflows to align seamlessly with your organization's processes. By leveraging custom modules, businesses can unlock greater efficiency, productivity, and innovation, empowering them to stay competitive in today's dynamic market landscape. In this tutorial, we'll guide you step by step on how to easily download and install modules from the Odoo App Store.
Level 3 NCEA - NZ: A Nation In the Making 1872 - 1900 SML.pptHenry Hollis
The History of NZ 1870-1900.
Making of a Nation.
From the NZ Wars to Liberals,
Richard Seddon, George Grey,
Social Laboratory, New Zealand,
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Social studies Grade Nine Project
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Acknowledgement
The researcher would like to express her utmost gratitude to the following persons
who helped her in her social-studies project. These persons are, her hard working
social-studies teacher for guiding and helping her, also to the classmates, also to
her family for providing the necessary materials needed with such as short limited
time frame.
Last but not least, the researcher would like to thank god for giving her
knowledge and understanding needed for doing the project also thanks to the
writers of the social-studies text books.
Once again the researcher would like to say thanks to everyone who helped
her.
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Introductions
This Assignment will examine the main purpose of noise pollution. Nosie pollution
is a very annoying aspect around us. Although we can’t get rid of it we can reduce
the noise level it’s projected.
Important information was found during doing the project such as factors of
noise pollution also how it effects persons living with or around this type of
pollution.
The main reasons for taking part in this project was to get a better
understanding of noise pollution and to find a solution to unwanted Nosie, to gain a
good score for the researcher’s exams to be written in June, 2015 ns most of all to
gain firsthand experience I doing a project which will greatly assist her in any future
exercise.
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Scenario on Noise Pollution
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Definition of noise pollution
The noise pollution is defined as the unwanted sound which is released into the
environment. It disturbs the human being and cause an adverse effect on the
mental and psychological well being. It is measured in the units of decibels and is
denoted by the dB. Noise pollution or noise disturbance is the disturbing or
excessive noise that may harm the activity or balance of human or animal life. The
source of most outdoor noise worldwide is mainly caused by machines and
transportation systems, motor vehicles, aircraft, and trains.[3][4] Outdoor noise is
summarized by the word environmental noise.
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Cover letter
Lot 22 Public Road Atlantic Garden
East Coast Demerara,
March, 13th 2015
Dear Participant,
Survey conducted t solute information on Noise pollution.
I invited you to participate is a research study entitled-Nosie Pollution. I am
currently attending apex Education and is presently preparing to write the national
Grade Nine Examinations in June, 2015.
Your participation in this survey is very important to me, since it will enable
me to earn marks for my project and thus getting a good grade at my final exams.
I assure that you responses will remain confidential and anonymous. No
other than the researcher will know your individual answer to these questions.
Thank you in advance for your valuable support.
Yours Sincerely
R.Raman
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Source of Data Collection
Villager’s Questionnaire
Title of study: Noise Pollution
15 questions
This questionnaire consist of opened end and closed ended questions. To answer,
you are required to place a tick in the box next to the option of your choice
OR state your views in the space provided for other questions.
1. Gender
Male
Female
2. Age
15-23
24-32
33-41
42-50+
3. How long have you been living in the community of Haslington?
2 weeks
6 months
1-3 years
10 years
4. Do you know what I Nosie pollution?
Yes
No
5. Are you accustom to hear Noise Pollution?
Yes
No
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6. Do think noise pollution is a problem in your community? Why?
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________
(Please Specify)
7. Does noise pollution affects your health or the health of any household
member’s?
Yes
No
8. How often are you affected by Noise pollution?
Everyday
Every Week
Every 4 Months
Only on Holidays
9. How does noise effected your living/health?
Hard to concentrate
Stress
Difficulty in sleeping
Work is hampered
10.What is the main source in your living area that is the most cost able?
Vehicles
Machinery
Music Systems
Transportation Equipment
11.Do you agreed that noise pollution should be reduced?
YES
NO
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12.Which solution could reduce noise more effective?
Wearing ear plugs at construction sites
Silencers on vehicles
Pay fee if noise is above 80 decibel’s
Double glass windows on schools and houses
13.Do you think that residential areas have less noise than a normal
community? Why?
Yes
NO
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________
(Please Specify)
14.What are two actions you take if your neighbor’s constantly making
unnecessary noise?
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________
(Please Specify)
15.Is there any penalty in your community for making unnecessary noise?
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________
(Please Specify)
End OF Questionnaire
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Table One (1)
SOURCES OF NOISE
POLLUTION
# OF RESPONDENTS % OF HOUSEHOLDS
VEHICLES 9 36 %
MACHINERY 2 8%
MUSIC SYSTEMS 12 48%
ANNOUNCEMENT
EQUIPMENT
2 8%
25 100 %
TABLE (1) SHOWING THE SOURCES OF NOISE POLLUTION IN MY
COMMUNITY
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Table (2)
WAYS PEOPLE ARE AFFECTED
BY NOISE POLLUTION
# OF
RESPONDENTS
% OF HOUSEHOLD
STRESS 0 -
WORK IS HAMPERED 5 20%
HARD TO CONCENTRATE 5 20%
DIFFICULTY IN SLEEPING 15 60%
25 100 %
TABLE (2) SHOWING THE WAYS PEOPLE ARE EFFECTED BY NOISE
POLLUTION IN MY COMMUNTIY
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Table (3)
WAYS TO REDUCE
NOISE POLLUTION
# OF RESPONDENTS % OF HOUSEHOLD
WEARING EAR PLUGS
AT CONSTRUCTION
SITES
10 40%
SILENCERS ON
VEHICLES
10 40%
DOUBLE GLASS
WINDOWS ON
SCHOOLS AND
HOMES
3 12%
PAY FEE IF NOISE ID
ABOVE 80 DECIBELS
2 8%
25 100
TABLE (3) SHOWING THE WAYS TO REDUCE NOISE POLLUTION IN MY
COMMUNITY.
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Graphical Presentations of Data Collections from Survey
Graph 1- Sources of Noise
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Vechicles Machinery Music Systems Announcement
Equipment
SOURCES OF NOISE
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Graph 2- effects cause by noise
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Work is Hampered
Hard to Concentrate
Difficulty In Sleeping
# Of Respondents
WayspeopleareeffectedbynoisePollution
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Graph 3- reduce noise
43%
43%
6%
8%
Ways to reduce noise pollution
Wearing ear plugs at costruction
sites
silencers on Vechicles
Double glass windows on schools
and windows
Pay fee if noise is above 80 decibles
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Interruption of Data Collected By Graphics
Graph (1) which is a bar graph illustrates the sources of noise pollution in my
community. The x axis illustrates the sources of the main cause of noise pollution
in their community, while the y axis illustrates the number respondents.
The highest bar on the graph is the one which most people said to be the
greatest source of noise, Music systems, this may be because, in that area people
love to party or like to play music every day. The second lowest bar is vehicles, this
may be due to living next to a busy road. Then the two last bars are machinery and
Annocement equipment’s, they are chosen but not at a high rate, this may be
cause they don’t affect that much of people.
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Graph (2)
Graph (2) is another bar graph that illustrates the effect of noise on people. The x
axis illustrates the effects that noise has on the people in my community. Whereby
the y axis illustrates the number of respondents for each of the effect.
The Highest bar illustrates that Difficulty in sleep is a major effect cause
maybe when someone is trying to sleep, something or someone is disturbing them,
For the nest two bars, they are the same cause may be these two effects don’t
really have that much of impact on people or don’t really seen as a major effect on
people.
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Graph (3)
Graph (3) illustrates a pie chart which illustrates the ways to reduce noise pollution. All the
numbers that are show are the quantity of people that select that opinion, there are two
sections that are equal to the same amount this may be because these respondents think
that is the best solution for themselves and the other around them, the last two sections
are slight but different from each other the reason why mm people select these are than
glass windows are really expensive to buy and some people don’t really pay a fee if the
law ask them too.
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Statement on Findings
The survey that was conducted by the researcher revivals a number of information
which regards to the topic noise pollution.
Majority of respondents state that music systems are responsible for
the constant noise in the community.
Most respondents stated that difficulty in sleeping is the number
effect cause by Nosie
A number of person feel that the best way to reduce noise pollution is
by wearing ear plugs at the construction sites and around them ad
putting /placing silencers on vehicles.
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The researcher recommendation on her finding are:
Since a lot of people are complaining that noise is too much for them when they
need to take a rest/sleep, in each community there should be strict laws to ensure
that noise at certain hours are not being a problem and if any one breaks these
rules payment of fine should be given on spot to the law or person in charge.
Secondly at all construction sites workers should wear plugs, cause the
Nosie form machinery can cause damage to you hearing, also when there will be a
construction site in place, all villagers that will living nearby and that will be effected
will be advise to wear these ear plugs at all times until the noise level had dropped.
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Poster
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Report
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Day 1- 13th march, 2015 researcher collected project from teacher, teacher
explained project and she placed us into groups and appointed leaders.
Day 2- 18th march, 2015 researcher start working on introduction, teacher
check it that day and researcher made her corrections that very day.
Day 3- 19th march, 2015 researcher work on acknowledgement, teacher
check it that day, researcher made her corrects that very day.
Day 4- 20th march, 2015 researcher collected heading and sub-heading for
the entire project.
Day 5- 26th march, 2015 researcher started on the scenario of noise
pollution, researcher showed teacher her work, and she check it that day.
Day 6- 27th march, 2015 researcher started cover letter
Day 7- 2nd April, 2015 researcher started questionnaire.
Day 8- 10th April, 2015 researcher showed questionnaire to teacher, she
checked it and researcher made her corrections ad started to type out both
questionnaire and cover letter that day.
Day 9- 11th April, 2015 researcher handed out 25 questionnaires to villages
by walking to every other house. And she gave the villagers 2 days to complete it.
Day 10- 14th April, 2015 researcher when to collect back all the
questionnaires that she handled out.
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Day 11- 16th April, 2015 researcher analysis all data in the forms of graphs
and tables teacher check each one and ok all of them.
Day 12- 17th April, 2015 researcher did interruptions on graphs which
teacher check and then researcher made her corrections that day.
Day 13- 23rd April, 2015 researcher did finding and recommendations,
teacher check all and ok each one that day.
Day 14- 24th April, 2015 researcher worked on poster, conclusion, and
teacher check each and ok them.
Day 15- 30th April, 2015 researcher worked on her appendices which
teacher check it and ok it.
Day 16- 4th May, 2015 researcher did bibliography, which was check by the
teacher and the ok.
Day 17- 6th May 2015, researcher started to type out the project and took
the entire finish project for teacher to look at again for and overall checkement.
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Bibliography
Information was gather from
www.noisepollution.com
Text Book
New Modules In social- studies
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conclusion
Researcher would like to conclude that she has learnt a lot from doing this
project. Important information was found during this project. Researcher also learnt
that noise pollution is a major problem than it appears to be.
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Appendices
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Cover letter
Lot 22 Public Road Atlantic Garden
East Coast Demerara,
March, 13th 2015
Dear Participant,
Survey conducted t solute information on Noise pollution.
I invited you to participate is a research study entitled-Nosie Pollution. I am
currently attending apex Education and is presently preparing to write the national
Grade Nine Examinations in June, 2015.
Your participation in this survey is very important to me, since it will enable
me to earn marks for my project and thus getting a good grade at my final exams.
I assure that you responses will remain confidential and anonymous. No
other than the researcher will know your individual answer to these questions.
Thank you in advance for your valuable support.
Yours Sincerely
R.Raman
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Source of Data Collection
Villager’s Questionnaire
Title of study: Noise Pollution
15 questions
This questionnaire consist of opened end and closed ended questions. To answer,
you are required to place a tick in the box next to the option of your choice OR
state your views in the space provided for other questions.
1. Gender
Male
Female
2. Age
15-23
24-32
33-41
42-50+
3. How long have you been living in the community of Haslington?
2 weeks
6 months
1-3 years
10 years
4. Do you know what I Nosie pollution?
Yes
No
5. Are you accustom to hear Noise Pollution?
Yes
No
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6. Do think noise pollution is a problem in your community? Why?
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________
(Please Specify)
7. Does noise pollution affects your health or the health of any household
member’s?
Yes
No
8. How often are you affected by Noise pollution?
Everyday
Every Week
Every 4 Months
Only on Holidays
9. How does noise effected your living/health?
Hard to concentrate
Stress
Difficulty in sleeping
Work is hampered
10.What is the main source in your living area that is the most cost able?
Vehicles
Machinery
Music Systems
Transportation Equipment
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11.Do you agreed that noise pollution should be reduced?
YES
NO
12.Which solution could reduce noise more effective?
Wearing ear plugs at construction sites
Silencers on vehicles
Pay fee if noise is above 80 decibel’s
Double glass windows on schools and houses
13.Do you think that residential areas have less noise than a normal
community? Why?
Yes
NO
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________
(Please Specify)
14.What are two actions you take if your neighbor’s constantly making
unnecessary noise?
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________
(Please Specify)
15.Is there any penalty in your community for making unnecessary noise?
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
____________________________
(Please Specify)
End OF Questionnaire
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Newspaper clipart on noise pollution.
Rohee notes upsurge in noise nuisance complaints
May 29, 2013 By GuyanaTimes
Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee said he has noted the upsurge in
complaints of noise nuisance by residents of various parts of the country and has
assured that the law will be applied where necessary.
The Home Affairs Ministry in a statement assured residents who take the
initiative to report the loud, continuous and repetitive playing of music to the
ministry, that all reports are forwarded to the police commissioner and copied to
the respective divisional commanders with a directive that corrective action be
taken in keeping with the laws of Guyana.
Citizens who make such reports are assured that their reports are treated
with the utmost importance and urgency. The ministry abhors the discomfort
experienced by citizens due to the loud, continuous and repetitive playing of music
by offenders. It is to be noted that it is the responsibility of the Guyana Police
Force to enforce the law against noise nuisance, particularly when reports are
made at police stations.
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Poster on the effect of noise
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