Noise and Vibration Hazards from Transportation Systems
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Transportation and Future Mobility".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 July 2025 | Viewed by 2008
Special Issue Editor
Interests: signal processing; condition monitoring; vibration; noise; transport means
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Dear Colleagues,
Technological developments are making it possible to acquire new information on the impact of transportation systems on humans and the environment. Noise and vibration are some of the most undesirable effects of transportation systems associated with the transport network and the transportation of cargo and passengers. Noise and vibration are undesirable, annoying, and harmful (even to health). They occur in land, sea, air, as well as internal transport, and pose a direct threat to people within the area, and wider vicinity, of transport infrastructures. Acquiring new information on these impacts and assessing opportunities to reduce them pose new research challenges for scientists.
I invite you to submit your research results to a Special Issue in the journal Applied Sciences titled “Noise and Vibration Hazards from Transportation Systems”. The main objective of this Special Issue is to present the latest research results associated with the development of methods used for measuring and processing noise and vibration signals in transportation systems related to their direct impact on humans and the environment. I encourage the submission of papers which present research results on the possibilities of reducing the negative impact of noise and vibration in transportation systems associated with the means of transport, transportation infrastructure, humans, and the environment.
Prof. Dr. Tomasz Figlus
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- noise
- vibration
- transportation systems
- transport
- environment
- human
- hazards
- signal processing
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