+ANNEX IV MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR STRATEGIC NOISE MAPPING
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ANNEX IV MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR STRATEGIC NOISE MAPPING
ANNEX IV
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR STRATEGIC NOISE MAPPING
referred to in Article 7
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A strategic noise map is the presentation of data on one of the following aspects:
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an existing, a previous or a predicted noise situation in terms of a noise indicator,
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the exceeding of a limit value,
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the estimated number of dwellings, schools and hospitals in a certain area that are exposed to specific values of a noise indicator,
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the estimated number of people located in an area exposed to noise.
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Strategic noise maps may be presented to the public as:
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numerical data in tables,
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numerical data in electronic form.
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Strategic noise maps for agglomerations shall put a special emphasis on the noise emitted by:
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industrial activity sites, including ports.
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Strategic noise mapping will be used for the following purposes:
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the provision of the data to be sent to the Commission in accordance with Article 10(2) and Annex VI,
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a source of information for citizens in accordance with Article 9,
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a basis for action plans in accordance with Article 8.
Each of those applications requires a different type of strategic noise map.
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Minimum requirements for the strategic noise maps concerning the data to be sent to the Commission are set out in paragraphs 1.5, 1.6, 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 of Annex VI.
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For the purposes of informing the citizen in accordance with Article 9 and the development of action plans in accordance with Article 8, additional and more detailed information must be given, such as:
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a graphical presentation,
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maps disclosing the exceeding of a limit value,
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difference maps, in which the existing situation is compared with various possible future situations,
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maps showing the value of a noise indicator at a height other than 4 m where appropriate.
The Member States may lay down rules on the types and formats of these noise maps.
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Strategic noise maps for local or national application must be made for an assessment height of 4 m and the 5 dB ranges of Lden and Lnight as defined in Annex VI.
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For agglomerations separate strategic noise maps must be made for road-traffic noise, rail-traffic noise, aircraft noise and industrial noise. Maps for other sources may be added.
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The Commission may develop guidelines providing further guidance on noise maps, noise mapping and mapping softwares in accordance with Article 13(2).
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1. Ülevaade
1.1 Viited
1.2 Tuvastatud nõuded
1.3 Seotud standardid
2. Tuvastatud nõuded
3. Seotud standardid
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