Noise pollution is an anthropogenic stressor that is increasingly recognized for its negative
impact on the physiology, behavior and fitness of marine organisms. Driven by the recent …

The reduction of vibrations and noise on ships is essential for securing the health and
comfort of crew members, passengers, and land residents, the well-being of marine life, and …

Noise has long been neglected as an environmental pollutant and impairment health factor
in maritime transport. Recently, acoustic pollution indicates the highest growth in transport …

Maritime transportation is recognized to have advantages in terms of environmental impact
compared to other forms of transportation. However, an increment in traffic volumes will also …

In the light of sustainability, satisfactory living conditions is an important factor for people's
positive feedback in their own living environment. Acoustic comfort and noise exposure …

Only recently has noise been considered in the assessment of the sustainability of port
infrastructures, after decades of unawareness. INTERREG Maritime projects unveiled …

Whether listening in a forest or on an open plain, by the side of a river or in the ocean, at the
outskirts of suburbia or right downtown, the Earth abounds with sounds. The use of the term …

After the European Environmental Noise Directive prescribed noise maps and action plans,
wide scientific literature and a consistent number of mitigation strategies emerged for road …

Previous studies have shown that seafarers' mental health problems can have a serious
impact on maritime safety. This study aims to identify the multiple factors related to seafarers' …

Ports are noisy areas that are often located near populated centers, leading to disturbances
for citizens. Neglecting these issues can result in health problems and committees that can …