.. DO NOT UPDATE THIS FILE!! .. This document has been automatically generated with noisemodelling-scripts/src/main/java/org/noise_planet/noisemodelling/webserver/script/GenerateFunctionsDocs.java Road Emission from Traffic ========================== Compute road emission noise map from road table. Overview -------- ➡️ Compute Road Emission Noise Map from Day Evening Night traffic flow rate and speed estimates (specific format, see input details). ✅ The output table is called: LW_ROADS Arguments --------- Mandatory inputs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ``tableRoads`` — *Roads table name* Name of the Roads table. If you provide the PERIOD field you do not provide the fields with the extension _D _E _N. This function recognize the following columns (* mandatory) : * PK : If there is a primary key defined, it will be copied with the same name and set as a primary for the output table * IDSOURCE : an identifier, if present will be copied as is. It is expected if you will use LW_ROADS as SOURCES_EMISSION in the Noise_Level_From_Source script input (INTEGER) * PERIOD : Any text that could be time period ex. D, E, N, DEN (Varchar), if present will be copied as is * LV : Hourly average light vehicle count (DOUBLE) * MV : Hourly average medium heavy vehicles, delivery vans > 3.5 tons, buses, touring cars, etc. with two axles and twin tyre mounting on rear axle count (DOUBLE) * HGV : Hourly average heavy duty vehicles, touring cars, buses, with three or more axles (DOUBLE) * WAV : Hourly average mopeds, tricycles or quads ≤ 50 cc count (DOUBLE) * WBV : Hourly average motorcycles, tricycles or quads > 50 cc count (DOUBLE) * LV_SPD : Hourly average light vehicle speed (DOUBLE) * MV_SPD : Hourly average medium heavy vehicles speed (DOUBLE) * HGV_SPD : Hourly average heavy duty vehicles speed (DOUBLE) * WAV_SPD : Hourly average mopeds, tricycles or quads ≤ 50 cc speed (DOUBLE) * WBV_SPD : Hourly average motorcycles, tricycles or quads > 50 cc speed (DOUBLE) * LV_D LV_E LV_N : Hourly average light vehicle count (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * MV_D MV_E MV_N : Hourly average medium heavy vehicles, delivery vans > 3.5 tons, buses, touring cars, etc. with two axles and twin tyre mounting on rear axle count (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * HGV_D HGV_E HGV_N : Hourly average heavy duty vehicles, touring cars, buses, with three or more axles (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * WAV_D WAV_E WAV_N : Hourly average mopeds, tricycles or quads ≤ 50 cc count (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * WBV_D WBV_E WBV_N : Hourly average motorcycles, tricycles or quads > 50 cc count (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * LV_SPD_D LV_SPD_E LV_SPD_N : Hourly average light vehicle speed (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * MV_SPD_D MV_SPD_E MV_SPD_N : Hourly average medium heavy vehicles speed (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * HGV_SPD_D HGV_SPD_E HGV_SPD_N : Hourly average heavy duty vehicles speed (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * WAV_SPD_D WAV_SPD_E WAV_SPD_N : Hourly average mopeds, tricycles or quads ≤ 50 cc speed (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * WBV_SPD_D WBV_SPD_E WBV_SPD_N : Hourly average motorcycles, tricycles or quads > 50 cc speed (6-18h)(18-22h)(22-6h) (DOUBLE) * PVMT : CNOSSOS road pavement identifier (ex: NL05)(default NL08) (VARCHAR) * TS_STUD : A limited period Ts (in months) over the year where a average proportion pm of light vehicles are equipped with studded tyres (0-12) (DOUBLE) * PM_STUD : Average proportion of vehicles equipped with studded tyres during TS_STUD period (0-1) (DOUBLE) * JUNC_DIST : Distance to junction in meters (DOUBLE) * JUNC_TYPE : Type of junction (k=0 none, k = 1 for a crossing with traffic lights ; k = 2 for a roundabout) (INTEGER) * SLOPE : Slope (in %) of the road section. If the field is not filled in, the LINESTRING z-values will be used to calculate the slope and the traffic direction (way field) will be force to 3 (bidirectional). (DOUBLE) * WAY : Define the way of the road section. 1 = one way road section and the traffic goes in the same way that the slope definition you have used, 2 = one way road section and the traffic goes in the inverse way that the slope definition you have used, 3 = bi-directional traffic flow, the flow is split into two components and correct half for uphill and half for downhill (INTEGER) This table can be generated from the WPS Block 'Import_OSM'. . Type: ``String`` Optional inputs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ``coefficientVersion`` — *Coefficient version* 🌧 Cnossos coefficient version (1 = 2015, 2 = 2020) Type: ``Double`` Default: ``2`` Output ------ ``result`` — *Result output string* This type of result does not allow the blocks to be linked together. Type: ``String``