NoiseModelling User Guide

This is the official NoiseModelling User Guide.

NoiseModelling is a library capable of producing noise maps of cities. This tool is almost compliant with the CNOSSOS-EU standard method for the noise emission (only road traffic) and noise propagation. It can be freely used either for research and education, as well as by experts in a professional use.

This plugin is distributed under GPL 3 license and is developed by the DECIDE team of the Lab-STICC (CNRS) and by the Mixt Research Unit in Environmental Acoustics UMRAE (Ifsttar).

• for more information on NoiseModelling, visit the offical NoiseModelling website
• to contribute to NoiseModelling from the source code, follow the instructions
• to contact the development team, use the email contact@noise-planet.org or let an issue : https://github.com/Ifsttar/NoiseModelling/issues

Cite as: Erwan Bocher, Gwenaël Guillaume, Judicaël Picaut, Gwendall Petit, Nicolas Fortin. NoiseModelling: An Open Source GIS Based Tool to Produce Environmental Noise Maps. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information, MDPI, 2019, 8 (3), pp.130. ⟨10.3390/ijgi8030130⟩. ⟨hal-02057736⟩

Fundings:

Research projects:

• ANR Eval-PDU (ANR-08-VILL-0005) 2008-2011
• ANR CENSE (ANR-16-CE22-0012) 2017-2021
• the Nature4cities (N4C) project, funded by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 730468

Institutional (public) fundings:

• Univ Gustave Eiffel (formerly Ifsttar, formerly LCPC), CNRS, UBS, ECN, Cerema

Private fundings:

• Airbus Urban Mobility

Note

• The official documentation is available in English only.
• Some illustrations may refer to previous versions of NoiseModelling.
• If you observe some mistakes or errors, please contact us at contact@noise-planet.org or let an issue here.
• You can also contribute to the documentation

NoiseModelling presentation

• Numerical Model
  • Emission Numerical Model
  • Ray Tracing
  • Propagation Numerical Model
• Validation
• Some contributions using NoiseModelling
  • Standard Noise maps
  • Dynamic Noise maps
  • Probabilistic & Multi-sources Noise maps
  • Sensitivity Analysis & data assimilation
  • Auralisation

Tutorials

• Get Started - Tutorial
  • Requirements: Install Java and set JAVA_HOME environnement variable
  • Step 1: Download the latest release
  • Step 2: Run GeoServer
  • Step 3: Run WPSBuilder
  • Step 4: Upload files to database
  • Step 5: Run Calculation
  • Step 6: Export (& see) the results
  • Step 7: Know the possibilities
• Noise Map from OSM - Tutorial
  • Prerequisites
  • Step 1: Importing OSM data to the database
  • Step 2: Viewing tables and data layers
  • Step 3: Generating a Receiver table
  • Step 4: Using Noise Modelling
  • Step 5: Create Isosurfaces map
  • Step 6: Viewing the result
• Tutorials - FAQ
  • Shapefiles ? GeoJSON ?
  • PostGreSQL ? H2 ?
  • OSM ?
  • Metric SRID ?

User Interface

• WPS Blocks
  • WPS general presentation
  • NoiseModelling and WPS
  • Create your own WPS block
• WPS Builder
  • What is WPS Builder ?
  • What is the color of the block in WPSBuilder?
  • Can I save my WPSBuilder project ?
  • Why everything is wrong when I use “enter” ?
  • I can’t link process block between them ?

For Advanced Users

• Create your own WPS block
  • Presentation
  • General Structure
• Manipulate your database with dBeaver
  • Presentation
  • Download dBeaver
  • Connect dBeaver to your database
  • Use dBeaver
  • Connect dBeaver to NoiseModelling libraries
• Use NoiseModelling by scripting
  • Introduction
  • The Web Processing Service API
  • How it works
  • Method to easily find inputs query
  • Get started using Python
• Use NoiseModelling with a PostGIS database
  • Introduction
  • Connect with Java

For Developers

• Get Started

Appendices

• Support
• License

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page