In this final thesis, we examined the hypothesis that by measuring the directivity of sound immission around an industrial area, we can create a noise map, capable of determining the locations of sound sources and attributing them with sound power estimations. We selected an industrial zone and identified 7 measurement points. For each measurement point, we measured the directivity of sound immission and plotted polar diagrams. Using the collected data, we created a noise map, thus demonstrating the feasibility of generating a noise map with sound power estimations.
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