Tuesday, 31 January 2012
The Refurnished Acoustics Laboratory
Over January 2012, the Acoustics Laboratory has been refurnished ready for the start of Semester 2. This is the first full refurnishment of the lab since it opened in 1977!
MSc student wins the ASA Newman Medal
Sheldon Walters won the Newman best student dissertation for his Masters project on, " Noise Control Potential of Vacuum Isolation Panels". An investigation into the acoustic performance various prototypes designed and built at the workshops of London South Bank University. The Bradford Newman medal is for excellence in the study of acoustics and its application to architecture. The prize will be awarded by the Acoustical Society of America.
Friday, 27 January 2012
The Acoustics Group 2012
Two papers submitted to Acoustics 2012
Wednesday, 25 January 2012
Paper submitted to the ASA/Hong Kong Conference
An optional paper has been submitted taken from the work of the 2010/11 Masters students' projects to the Joint Acoustical Society of America / Hong Kong Institute of Acoustics. The conference is in May 2012, and unfortunately I'm the only one going!! Thanks to Alba, Sheldon, Sarah, Luis and Georgia for "Improving orchestra pit for the benefit of musicians".
Saturday, 21 January 2012
Noise Map of the Tube Completed
The noise map of the tube system of London Underground for Zones 1-3 has been completed. By averaging the noise levels measured bewteen stations a map has been created. Generally, the noise levels on surface trains is 65-70 dBA, the sub-surface stations 70-75 dBA, however for the deep lines it ranges from 80-85 dBA. The highest levels were dangerously loud, greater than 85 dBA, these were Northern Line between Hampstead and Golders Green, Bakerloo Line between Baker Street and Marylebone, Central Line between Liverpool Streret to Mile End, and Piccadilly Line between Bounds Green and Wood Green.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Start MSc in January 2012
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
IoA Planning Appeals Seminar
Sunday, 1 January 2012
Nicky submits her PhD Thesis
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