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Table 1 Project goals and objectives
Goal
Development of
methodologies for
estimation of
degree of
exposition to noise
Development of
methods and
materials for noise
protection
Design of means
for active and
passive noise
protection
Dissemination of
the results
Objectives Study on dominant
noise sources in
urban environment
Design and testing
of reverberation
chamber
Methodologies for
application of
active noise
protection
Website of the
project
Database on urban
noise sources
Accreditation of
laboratory for
urban noise
measurements
Design of modular
noise barriers
Launching of
regional journal on
noise protection
Software support to
strategic noise
mapping
Investigation of
acoustic properties
of materials
Design of modular
cabins for noise
protection
Seminars on noise
protection
Methodology for
drawing of action
plans for noise
protection of urban
environment
Database on
acoustic properties
of materials
Implementation of
the designed
solutions
Monograph on
noise protection of
urban areas
methodologies and means for noise protection of urban environment” (acronym
“urbaNoise”) is aimed to facilitate the solution of these problems and deficiencies.
The project was initially proposed to last for four years (2011–2014); but by the
decision of the ministries responsible for science and technology development, it
was later extended on annual basis, and it is still underway in 2019.
The goals and objectives of the project, and the project plan and the organization
were described in a paper published at the start of the project [10]. The structure of
the goals and objectives of the product is repeated here in Table 1.
This paper presents an overview of the project resources, activities and main
results achieved in the period of 2011–2018. Its main goal is to assess the overall
impact of the project. Besides, with reference to the paper it describes the project
[10], and this paper should be a useful tool for planning further projects and actions.
2 Concept and Activities
According to the initial project plan, which was realized in the period 2011–2014, the
project consisted of six work packages, presented in Fig. 1. The first work package
“Theoretical and methodological project preparation” was of a preparatory character
and managerial type. The activities of the work package comprised of state-of-the-art
analysis, definition of the project aim and structure of the goals, the establishment
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