
14 November 2013 | Bruel & Kjaer UK
Winnipeg Airports Authority chooses NoiseDesk
Brüel and Kjaer, supplier of integrated solutions for the measurement and analysis of sound and vibration, is pleased to announce that their NoiseDesk solution for airport noise monitoring has been selected by Winnipeg Airports Authority for the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport.
NoiseDesk helps airports track and monitor aircraft operations and any associated noise disturbances. The airport will also deploy a portable noise monitoring terminal (NMT) in the centre of the airfield to measure noise levels. The portable NMT will assist the airport with accurate measurement of airfield noise levels and correlation to aircraft operations.“We need to be able to accurately monitor and quickly respond to exceptions to noise abatement procedures,” said Michael O’Gorman, Vice President Operations and Customer Experience at Winnipeg Airports Authority. “The new software will enhance our existing noise management program, making it easier for us to identify situations that need our attention.”
The technology solution makes use of radar surveillance data provided by NAV CANADA to correlate flight tracking information with noise abatement procedures, as well as noise events detected with the noise monitoring terminal. “This latest decision to deploy NoiseDesk takes the Airport’s ability to respond to the community to the next level,” said Victoria Garmy, Business Development Manager for the Americas at Brüel and Kjaer. “It is a decision that reveals real commitment to being a good neighbor.”
More information about NoiseDesk is available on Brüel and Kjaer’s website.