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Fig. 7 Laboratory prototypes tests of the low-cost monitoring system (left) and photoacoustic
measurements system (right) in an anechoic chamber
Under the auspices of the project were organized four seminars and one lecture
for noise protection professionals, mainly the inspectors of the environmental protection departments of local governments. Besides, the project team supported through
participation in program committees and organizing committees, organization of
eight international conferences (four in Serbia and four in Romania) that dealt with
noise and vibration protection.
Finally, the project team members have defended seven Ph.D. theses within the
project duration. While three of them had an interdisciplinary character, four had
topics directly connected to the subject of project [56–59].
4 Analysis
Since the ultimate goal of the paper is to serve as a tool for planning of future projects,
the results should be considered from the aspect of the resources committed to the
project.
The research organizations that participated in the projects were three faculties
form three major Serbian universities: (1) The Faculty of Mechanical and Civil
Engineering in Kraljevo of University of Kragujevac; (2) The Faculty of Occupation
Hazard from University of Niš; and (3) The Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering of University of Belgrade. The supporting organizations were representative
end-users of the project results, two Serbian local governments (City of Niš and City
of Kraljevo) and two Serbian companies (“Korali” from Kraljevo and “ABS Minel”
from Mladenovac).
The team consisted both from experienced researchers (full professors, associate professors, assistant professors and research associates) and Ph.D. students
(teaching assistants and research assistants). The composition of the project team
varied through years from the points of view of the number of project team members,
the level of their competences and their work engagement, as shown in Fig. 8. After
Z. Šoški´ c et al.
Fig. 7 Laboratory prototypes tests of the low-cost monitoring system (left) and photoacoustic
measurements system (right) in an anechoic chamber
Under the auspices of the project were organized four seminars and one lecture
for noise protection professionals, mainly the inspectors of the environmental protection departments of local governments. Besides, the project team supported through
participation in program committees and organizing committees, organization of
eight international conferences (four in Serbia and four in Romania) that dealt with
noise and vibration protection.
Finally, the project team members have defended seven Ph.D. theses within the
project duration. While three of them had an interdisciplinary character, four had
topics directly connected to the subject of project [56–59].
4 Analysis
Since the ultimate goal of the paper is to serve as a tool for planning of future projects,
the results should be considered from the aspect of the resources committed to the
project.
The research organizations that participated in the projects were three faculties
form three major Serbian universities: (1) The Faculty of Mechanical and Civil
Engineering in Kraljevo of University of Kragujevac; (2) The Faculty of Occupation
Hazard from University of Niš; and (3) The Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering of University of Belgrade. The supporting organizations were representative
end-users of the project results, two Serbian local governments (City of Niš and City
of Kraljevo) and two Serbian companies (“Korali” from Kraljevo and “ABS Minel”
from Mladenovac).
The team consisted both from experienced researchers (full professors, associate professors, assistant professors and research associates) and Ph.D. students
(teaching assistants and research assistants). The composition of the project team
varied through years from the points of view of the number of project team members,
the level of their competences and their work engagement, as shown in Fig. 8. After