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Step 3Visualizing the results
Two visualizations are currently accessible.
Real-time Monitoring of people's exposure
Real-time monitoring is proposed to visualize the collective noise exposure of participants using Google Earth. You can see it by going to http://noisetube.net/public/realtime.kml. A user is represented by a cylinder whose height and color are proportionate with the loudness (Leq measured in dB(A)) of the user's sound exposure.
Map of noise pollution in your city
You can also see the current map of your personal exposure by going to your account and selecting "My map" (or directly via: (http://noisetube.net/users/{username}/map.kml]). To see the collective sound exposure map go the public map. Each circle signifies a loudness measure (the colour being proportionate with the loudness level). On top of this physical layer there is a semantic layer describing the meaning of the measures (i.e. the sources of the noise).
Real-time Monitoring of people's exposure
Real-time monitoring is proposed to visualize the collective noise exposure of participants using Google Earth. You can see it by going to http://noisetube.net/public/realtime.kml. A user is represented by a cylinder whose height and color are proportionate with the loudness (Leq measured in dB(A)) of the user's sound exposure.
Map of noise pollution in your city
You can also see the current map of your personal exposure by going to your account and selecting "My map" (or directly via: (http://noisetube.net/users/{username}/map.kml]). To see the collective sound exposure map go the public map. Each circle signifies a loudness measure (the colour being proportionate with the loudness level). On top of this physical layer there is a semantic layer describing the meaning of the measures (i.e. the sources of the noise).
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