Community Responses to Changes in Perceptions and Annoyance with Noise and Shadow Flickering
Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Minamiawaji, Hyogo, Japan
Source: ScienceDirect
This longitudinal study investigates the evolution of community perceptions and annoyance related to wind turbine noise and shadow flicker among residents living near the Minamiawaji Wind Farm in Japan. It captures the interplay of sensory, economic, and participatory dimensions over a decade, revealing trends in annoyance and the importance of public engagement in planning.
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Description | This longitudinal study investigates the evolution of community perceptions and annoyance related to wind turbine noise and shadow flicker among residents living near the Minamiawaji Wind Farm in Japan. It captures the interplay of sensory, economic, and participatory dimensions over a decade, revealing trends in annoyance and the importance of public engagement in planning. |
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