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In July 2015 the Airports Commission published its Final report that set out its recommendations to Government for expanding aviation capacity in the UK. This is a landmark report and the work presented has changed the landscape for assessing aviation noise in the UK. It includes issues such as noise envelopes, metrics, respite, monetization, noise levies, extensive compensation/ insulation schemes, night noise curfew, a UK independent aviation noise authority, and community engagement board. Whether you agree or disagree with the AC's recommendations, we should ask the question; how should the acoustics industry develop to reflect this important report? In this meeting we will review the key messages and consider their implications.
(The day will not focus on the case for either airport; Heathrow or Gatwick).
Programme
09.30 Registration and coffee
10.00 Introduction, Nicole Porter, Chair of Meeting.
10.15 Airports Commission Process, Darren Rhodes, CAA
10.45 Impacts and Monetization, Bernard Berry, BEL Acoustics.
11.15 Coffee
11.45 Aviation Noise Metrics, Andy Knowles, Anderson Acoustics
12.15 Developing Noise Mitigation and Compensation Schemes, Steve Mitchell, ERM.
12.45 Lunch
13.30 How does this all fit with National Policy, Dani Fiumicelli, Temple
14.00 Future Technologies, TBC, Airbus
14.30 Response in relation to Community Engagement issues, John Stewart, HACAN
15.00 Tea and close
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8th Floor Conference Room
London South Bank University
London,
SE1 0AA
United Kingdom
| Event Fee(s) | |
| Members IOA | £175.00 |
| Non-Members | £200.00 |
| Students | £85.00 |
| Young Members | £85.00 |
| Retired Members | £85.00 |
| Sponsor | £140.00 |