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Noise-pollution perception in a California university town

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  • 1979
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  • The California Geographer 19: 1-28
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  • The question of what sounds under what conditions constitute nuisances is a subjective matter, but some measure of noise perception is essential for the establishment of community standards and regulations to control this form of pollution. It is with these considerations in mind that the present effort is made to present the results of two recent studies of noise perception in Davis, California.
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