We present at the LSSR journey, the ENERGIC-OD project and the application developed by the LAB-STICC (CNRS) and LEA (IFSTTAR) laboratories to collect noise data from smartphones.We present the ENERGIC-OD project and the application developed by the LAB-STICC (CNRS) and LEA (IFSTTAR) laboratories to collect noise data from smartphones

Bocher, Erwan

Can, Arnaud

Fortin, Nicolas

Gauvreau, Benoit

Guillaume, Gwenaël

Palominos, Sylvain

Petit, Gwendall

Picaut, Judicaël

HAL-Univ-Nantes

Crowdsourcing of Noise Map Pollution using Smartphones: Journées des Laboratoires SIG de Suisse romande

HAL-Université de Bretagne Occidentale

European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataCrowdsourcing of Noise Map Pollution using Smartphones Journées des Laboratoires SIG de Suisse romandeChangins, Suisse - 16 juin 2015CNRS (E. Bocher,  G. Guillaume, N. Fortin)Ecole Centrale de Nantes (G. Petit, S. Palominos)Ifsttar (J. Picaut, A. Can, B. Gauvreau)This project is partially funded under the ICT Policy Support Programme (ICT PSP) as part of the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme by the European CommunityENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataIntroduction  Noise societal and environmental issuesContext : Green Paper on Future Noise Policy (1996) published by the Commission of the European Communities reports that between 17 and 22% (close on 80 million people) of the Union’s population are exposed to continuous daytime outdoor noise levels caused by transport above what are generally considered to be acceptable - more than 65 dB(A), which is the level at which people become seriously annoyed during the daytime. Cause : road transport noise stands for the dominant noise source and accounts for 90% of the population exposed to noise levels higher to 65 dB(A).Consequences : Noise can cause annoyance and fatigue, interfere with communication and sleep, reduce efficiency and damage hearing.Anthropogenic activities - especially motorized transportation modes - result in pervasive noise that implies a lessening of both the richness and abundance of the animal species, an alteration of the communication which can threaten the reproduction and predation.ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoise regulation  At french levelThe law n° 92-1444 from 31 december 1992 regarding fight against noise codifies at once the prevention, the reduction and the limitation of both noise emission and propagation susceptible to harming resident health.The decree from 30 June 1999 relating to the acoustic characteristics of residential buildings regulates the acoustic insulation for all new buildings.The decree no. 2006-1099 from 31 august 2006 relating to the fight against neighborhood noise sets acoustic criteria at once for sports, cultural and professional activities.Regarding land transports, any new project or development plan concerning road or rail infrastructure must take into account noise according to the article L571-9 of the Environment Code (2010).ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoise regulation  At european levelThe Environmental Noise Directive (END) 2002/49/CE relating to the assessment and management of environmental noise aims at defining a common approach planned to avoid, prevent or reduce the harmful effects, including annoyance, due to the exposure to environmental noise.Four main axis: monitoring environmental noise; informing and consulting the population; addressing local noise issues; developing a long-term european strategy.….ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoise regulation… in the context of noise monitoring - the drawing up of strategic noise maps for cities of more than 100 000 inhabitants. In both urban and suburban areas, methods to contend with noise pollution consist in various actions (e.g. road resurfacing, acoustic screens insertion, speed limits reduction, traffic deviation, new public transportation policies setting up, etc.). The action plans can be evaluated upstream its implementation through noise propagation simulations.  ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataSimulation-based noise maps  European Noise Directive 2002/49/CE recommends to use the French engineering model NMPB 2008 if considering road traffic noise.The method, edited by the Roads and Motorways Engineering Department (Sétra1), comprises two methodological guides: (1) deals with the calculation of sound emissions from road traffic; (2) the second one describes the computation of noise propagation.ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataSimulation-based noise mapshttp://carto.bruitparif.fr, June  2015 ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataSimulation-based noise mapshttp://ge.ch/sitg/, June 2015ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platform  Strategic Noise mapping in the EU [2002/49/EC]  Any city over 100 000 inhabitants  Data intensive  Computationally intensive  EU action plans and urban mobility plans  Complex process  Time consuming  Comparing variants:  Need for a simplified approachENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platform  ANR project Eval-PDU (“sustainable cities”)  Environmental impact assessment of urban mobility plans  Air, noise, socio-economic effects...  Test of several scenarios of urban mobility plans (Nantes, France)  Noise mapping:  Propose a “2D simple approach” of the French standard method NMPB 08, with low computation time (a day)  Include the method in a GIS software: OrbisGISENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platformNoise emission from traffic data :  Average vehicle speed  Light vehicle/hour  Heavy vehicle/hour  Tram vehicle/hour  Speed limitation  Road category ex: “Highway 2x2”  Reference spectrum for each vehicle category Computation of the frequency distribution of the sound pressure level in 1/3 octave bands from 100 to 5000 HzENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platform  Parallel computing, split the domain into sub-domains:  For noise mapping, quality constrained Delaunay triangulation of a sub-domain:ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platform For a given receiver: research of all propagation paths: direct, reflected (order n), diffracted (order m) Calculation of sound level for each pathDirect field Reflected field (n=1)Diffracted field (m=1)ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platformLDEN 2008 base yearScenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3Population Number % Number % Number % Number %< 50 dB 67 180 23.9 69 628 24.8 66 929 23.8 68 996 24.650-55 dB 29 071 10.3 28 764 10.2 27 986 10 27 458 9.855-60 dB 33 347 11.9 34 636 12.3 33 070 11.8 33 329 11.960-65 dB 54 093 19.3 57 052 20.3 51 512 18.3 54 405 19.465-70 dB 53 505 19 50 807 18.1 55 640 19.8 53 280 1965-75 dB 36 243 12.9 33 254 11.8 38 092 13.5 36 017 12.9>75 dB 7 478 2.6 6 776 2.4 7 688 2.7 7 431 2.6ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platformhttp://noisemap.orbisgis.org/, June 2015ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platform  NoiseM@p : reduce manipulation time and computation time.  new alternative to classical tools in order to produce noise maps using only Open Source software.  But…  modelling of the main urban noise source, namely the road traffic, requires many information (e.g. traffic flow, light/heavy vehicles proportion and respective speeds, etc.).  input data which is most of the time not available over the whole surface of the land cover.   simulations do not include all noise sources and the numerical methods employed can not account for time sound levels fluctuations (i.e. sound events).  Noise simulation maps are statics and always out of date (outdated traffic volume).make it difficult to analyze the noise impact at different spatio-temporal granularities.ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platformENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataNoiseM@p platformGeographical data:  OpenStreetMap (OSM): http://www.openstreetmap.org/  Data Gouv: https://www.data.gouv.fr/ Road trafic data:  Trafficways: http://www.trafficways.org/  Google Maps: https://www.google.fr/maps/  MATSim: http://www.matsim.org/Rail trafic data:  OSM TchouTchou: http://www.raildar.fr/Flights:  Flightradar24: http://www.flightradar24.com/Ships:  MarineTraffic: https://www.marinetraffic.com/ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataThe smartphone sensing opportunity  Multiple sensors:  position sensors:•  a GPS which detects the location of the smartphone using either the GPS, a  trilateration or a triangulation of cell towers, or else the wifi networks;•  a magnetometer that measures the strength of earth’s magnetic field;•  a gravity field sensor which estimates the acceleration effect of Earth's gravity;•  a proximity sensor, comprising both an infrared LED and infrared light detector;  motion sensors:•  a 3-axis accelerometer that measures the acceleration according to the three cartesian axis;•  a gyroscope which detects the orientation or the changes in the orientation of the device;  environmental sensors:• a camera sensor;• a temperature sensor which estimates the ambient air temperature;• a photometer that determines the light intensity of the environment;• a barometer which measures the atmospheric pressure;• an air humidity sensor;• a microphone.ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataThe smartphone sensing opportunity87% of the world’s population owned a mobile phone subscriptionhttp://www.emarketer.com, June 2015ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataThe ideaENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataThe project 2014 - 2017 The project objectives are to: Develop VHs at different territorial scales (regions, member states, Europe), providing unique and mutually consistent points of access to heterogeneous data sources for both end-users (via geoportals) and machines (service interfaces, APIs). Demonstrate the validity of the concept, design, implementation and deployment of VHs through the development of a set of innovative applications in different domains. The proposed applications will address the needs of businesses, citizens and public institutions, making use of both public and private (open) geospatial data.ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open Data Innovative application: participative noise map Consistent with the european Environmental Noise directive 2002/49/EC, whose goal is “define a common approach intended to avoid, prevent or reduce on a prioritised basis the harmful effects, including annoyance, due to the exposure to environmental noise” “Classical” approaches for producing noise maps:• Modelling of noise emission and propagation (NMPB, CNOSSOS): see the NoiseM@p project at noisemap.orbisgis.org (Ifsttar, CNRS)• Measuring real noise in urban areas: need a large amount of “qualified” data.ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open Data Innovative application: participative noise map Using smartphones (i.e. citizens) for a massive acquisition of noise data in urban environment [see also NoiseTube, WideNoise, NoiseSpy, NoizCrowd, NoiseWatch, NoiseBattle, NoiseQuest] Build a “qualified” noise database Produce “real” noise maps on the basis of the database Open the database to the communityENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataApproach A “global infrastructure” made by specialists in Geomatics and in Acoustics  Development of specific treatments to qualify the noise database Use the noise database to build noise maps and noise indicators (mixed data from participative measurements, laboratory measurements and simulationsENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataPlatform  Geographical coverage: Available for the European countries but the system will be tested on a city in France not yet identified.  Technological choices: open source, standardized, OGC.ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataPlatformENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataPlatformENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataIssues  Acquisition (quality of the sound measurement, accuracy of the GPS position, user practices).  Data storage (time dimension, spatial relations).  Data processing (availability, scale, statistical representativeness…).  Visual display (map, dataviz…).  VI participatory (professional, noise map party, serious gaming). ENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open DataMEASUREMENTInstantaneous data dB(A)Global sound levelThird octave band spectrumMin, Max and Mean valuesRESULTSEquivalent SPL dB(A) (1s)Sound Exposure Level (SEL)Repartition of Noise Exposition (RNE)Noise spectrumNoise indicators: LA10, LA50, LA90, LAMin and LAMaxMAPNoise maps: geo-referenced SEL along the path (every 1s)Show:last measurementuser's measurementsall users' measurementsInternet access of the data with many informationADDITIONAL CONTENTSAbout: project informationHelp: how to use the applicationHistory : manage data in the webphoneSettings: manage user parametersDevelopment progessNoiseCapture Android AppENERGIC-OD, 15 juin 2015 (Changins, Suisse)European NEtwork for Redistributing Geospatial Information to user Communities - Open Data

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