Publications

Building acoustics throughout Europe Volume 1: Towards a common framework in building acoustics throughout Europe

2014 | Action TU0901

Regulation of Voluntary Feed Intake in Fish - Mid-term Report

2000 | Action 827

The Ontology and Modelling of Real Estate Transaction

2003 | Action G9

Aquatic Primary Biomass Marine Macroalgae - Summary of the 1989 Activities

1990 | Action 48

National Forest Programmes in a European Context

2002 | Action E19

Determination and Prediction of Optimum Harvest Date of Apples and Pears

1996 | Action 94

Landscape as Heritage - The Management and Protection of Landscape in Europe

2008 | Action A27

Weather Radar Systems - International Seminar

1994 | Action 75

Development of Monitoring Procedures, Rapid Detention Methods and Techniques

1998 | Action 97

Building acoustics throughout Europe Volume 1: Towards a common framework in building acoustics throughout Europe

2014 | Action TU0901
  • Pages: 257
  • Author(s): Edited by Birgit Rasmussen and María Machimbarrena
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Neighbour noise is a significant problem having had insufficient attention for decades, both for existing housing and new housing. Time had come to solve the challenges by establishing a common framework in building acoustics throughout Europe. As a consequence, the research network, COST Action TU0901 “Integrating and Harmonizing Sound Insulation Aspects in Sustainable Urban Housing Constructions” was established to initiate and support a process towards such framework.

COST TU0901 considered the main tool to be an acoustic classification scheme for dwellings –implying definition of a number of quality classes– combined with knowledge about housing constructions complying with the class criteria.

Landscape as Heritage - The Management and Protection of Landscape in Europe

2008 | Action A27

This book is one of the main outcomes of COST Action A27 ‘Understanding pre-industrial structures in rural and mining landscapes’ (LANDMARKS). The contributions collected reflect a series of presentatinos and discussion stimulated by Per Grau Moller and Graham Fairclough. They show, through the eyes and experiences of researches, the main challenges and obstacles of Landscape Heritage in 13 European countries.
This document stresses the need to broach the study of landscapes from a multidisciplinary approach, paying attention to the historical processes and working on various scales. These are the challenges that this book intends to face and overcome.