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  • Home
  • About
    • - What is Acoustics?
    • - History
      • - - History of Acoustics at UT Austin
      • - - History of the Bell Songs in UT's Bell Tower
    • - UT Austin and the ASA
    • - Acoustics in the News and Media
    • - David T. Blackstock, In Memoriam
  • Acoustics Seminar
    • - Current Seminars
    • - Acoustics Seminars Archive
  • Academics
    • - Faculty
    • - Programs
    • - Courses
  • Current Students
    • - Current Students
    • - ASA Student Chapter
    • - Job Listings in Acoustics
    • - Parking and Public Transportation
  • Future Students
    • - Graduate Programs in Acoustics at UT Austin
    • - Application Process
    • - About Austin
      • - - City of Austin
      • - - Live Music Capital of the World
  • Research
  • Resources
    • - Educational Resources
    • - ASA Explore Sound
    • - Selected Acoustical Societies
    • - Job Listings in Acoustics
    • - Acoustical Consultants and Services in Austin
    • - Music Recording Studios in Austin
    • - Campus Maps

Day: February 19, 1986

Application of Ray Theory to Downward Propagation of Low Frequency Noise

Wednesday, February 19, 1986 4:00 p.m. James A. Hawkins, Jr. Applied Research Laboratories The University of Texas at Austin With the advent of large megawatt sized wind turbines has come an interest in the low frequency noise from the turbines . NASA has reported measurements of downwind propagation for very low frequency noise from a…

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February 19, 1986hamilton@mail.utexas.eduAcoustics Seminars
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