Determination of Ambient Noise Levels and Perception of Residents in Halls at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana
Paul Kwame Essandoh; Frederick Ato Armah; Ernest K. A. Afrifa; Alexander Nii Moi Pappoe · 2011 · Environment and Natural Resources Research
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Abstract
Environmental noise pollution generated from industrial and transport activities in Ghana have received considerable attention from regulators and policy makers unlike rising noise levels in residential settings. This study measured ambient noise levels in four halls of residence in the University of Cape Coast (UCC), Ghana to ascertain compliance with permissible limits. Questionnaires were also used to evaluate the possible non-auditory noise effects. The results indicate that the same sex halls (Adeyhe and Casford) were within the day and night permissible noise limit of the Ghana Environme
Abstract by Paul Kwame Essandoh; Frederick Ato Armah; Ernest K. A. Afrifa; Alexander Nii Moi Pappoe, Environment and Natural Resources Research (2011) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.5539/enrr.v1n1p181