The aim of any Airport Noise Monitoring System is to monitor and ultimately, manage and control the noise levels generated by aircraft movements in and around the airport. This in turn helps inform noise abatement programmes and helps plan aircraft departure and arrival procedures based on their altitude, flight path, and time of day.

Using Cirrus Research’s powerful solutions for airport and aircraft noise monitoring ensures that any data gathered can be accessed, analysed and easily understood, so that informed decisions are made using the best available information.

Our solutions include cloud-based noise monitoring devices for fixed, unattended measurements 24/7, as well as other options for short and medium-term monitoring.

We provide cost-effective solutions that meet the requirements for the measurement and monitoring of noise in and around airports. Our systems are designed to provide accurate, concise information to the operator without overwhelming the user with unnecessary complexity.

Static and cloud-based systems can create a network of devices across airports to build up a full picture of airport noise. This is particularly suited to smaller airports that simply require the measurement of the overall noise climate, or the environmental impact of the airport, along with the noise levels produced by individual aircraft movements.

Users can view live data or easily create reports based on time history, as well as integrate noise measurement with other environmental factors such as measuring overall air quality or ground-bourne vibration.

With our in-house expertise, we are also able to provide custom solutions for monitoring airport noise. Contact us today to find out how we can help you.

Many airports are subject to noise regulations imposed by local, regional, or national authorities. These regulations often set limits on the amount of noise an airport can generate, particularly in areas close to residential zones. By measuring noise levels, airports can ensure compliance with these regulations and take steps to mitigate excessive noise if necessary.

Excessive noise from aircraft can be a source of annoyance and disruption for nearby communities. By monitoring noise levels, airports can identify areas where noise impacts are particularly significant and work to address concerns raised by local residents.

Noise pollution can also have adverse effects on wildlife and ecosystems in the vicinity of airports. Monitoring noise levels allows airports to assess the environmental impact of their operations and take steps to mitigate any negative effects on local flora and fauna.