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Study on the Use of Broadband Sound to Mitigate Sleep Disruption Due to Aircraft Noise
In Brief
A clinical study evaluating Aviation Noise Only (AN), Pink noise only, 50 dBA (BN50), and 3 other interventions for Noise Exposure. Completed, enrolled 27 participants across 1 site.
Detailed Summary
Sound insulation of bedrooms is expensive and typically only granted to residents living close to the airport. We plan to investigate the effects of various aviation noises on sleep under controlled laboratory conditions and to investigate whether some of the sleep disturbing effects can be mitigated by introducing broadband noise into the bedroom or by wearing earplugs.
Study Details
Timeline
Interventions
The aviation noise (AN) night will expose subjects to a pre-programmed recording of aviation noise and alerts during sleep from 2300-0700.
The BN50 night will consist of exposure to continuous pink noise throughout the sleep period at a level of 50 A-weighted decibels (dBA).
The AN + EP night will consist of the aviation noise (AN) exposure with the addition of wearing earplugs overnight.
The AN + BN40 night will consist of the aviation noise (AN) exposure with the addition of continuous pink noise throughout the sleep period at a level of 40 dBA.
The AN + BN50 night will consist of the aviation noise (AN) exposure with the addition of continuous pink noise throughout the sleep period at a level of 50 dBA.