Executive Summary 1 The aim of this review was to investigate existing research into
soundscape concepts and to produce recommendations for future research into the practical …

Research into the Practical and Policy Applications of Soundscape Concepts and
Techniques in Urban Areas (NANR 200) Page 1 Heriot-Watt University Research Gateway …

Soundscape exists through human perception of the acoustic environment; this is the first
and most important issue when soundscape is considered. The International Organization …

This research combined the theoretical and methodological elements of soundscape and
psychological restoration research to explore the restorative value of soundscapes, in …

Through the analytical approach of studying official and perception-related discourse on bell
ringing I accentuate the complexity of aspects that the sound of church bell presents in …

Harmonization of indicators, noise mapping and action plans deliver basic administrative
information not only for noise abatement in highly noise polluted areas but also for …

The soundscape concept, which was first introduced by R. Murray Schafer in the late 1960s,
conceived of environmental noise as a musical composition (Schafer 1969). Schafer's work …

Current policy on environmental sound is largely based on noise control. There is
considerable interest in exploiting the soundscape concept to provide a more sophisticated …

The Soundscape concept was introduced as a scope to rethink the evaluation of" noise" and
its effects. The challenge was to consider the limits of acoustic measurements and to …

The soundscape concept, which was first introduced by R. Murray Schafer in the late 1960s,
conceived of environmental noise as a musical composition (Schafer 1969). Schafer's work …