Wind Turbine Tonality- Lesson 16

Wind Farm Living has collated a series “Educating the Lawyers” and suggest this information may be freely used as needed, e.g. in a letter box drop. ~ DeFrock Lesson 16: The Tonality of Turbines 9th September, 2022 By WFL educating-the-lawyers-lesson-16-the-tonality-of-turbinesDownload

Fudging Wind Data-Lesson 8

Wind Farm Living has collated a series “Educating the Lawyers” and suggest this information may be freely used as needed, e.g. in a letter box drop. ~ DeFrock Updated 20th June 2022 By WFL educating-the-lawyers-lesson-8-fudging-the-wind-dataDownload

The 40dB Con

29th November, 2021 by Wind Farm Living the-40db-con-is-the-wfs-lieDownload

Understanding Raw Noise Data

29th November, 2021 By Wind Farm Living What Raw Data Looks likeDownload

Chapman’s Nocebo Of Wind Turbines

November, 2021 Chapman’s claims of nocebo of wind turbines have presented several “facts” to support his claims. One of Chapman’s “facts” as to Nocebo of wind turbines relates to infrasound and in particular reliance on Fiona Crichton’s work on infrasound and sham infrasound (no sound). The matter of what constitutes “wind turbine infrasound” has been … Continue reading Chapman’s Nocebo Of Wind Turbines →

Automated Detection of Wind Farm AM

Benchmark characterisation and automated detection of wind farmDownload

Wind Turbine Night Noise

Study finds ‘swoosh’ sound a possible concern 18th August, 2021 Source: Flinders University With wind generation one of the fastest-growing renewable energy sectors in the world, Flinders University experts are using machine learning and other signal processing techniques to characterise annoying noise features from wind farms. Two new publications from the ongoing Wind Farm Noise … Continue reading Wind Turbine Night Noise →

Psychoacoustics To The Rescue

26th May 2021 By Steven Cooper. Wind Turbine Noise: Psychoacoustics to the Rescue. Forum Acusticum, Dec 2020, Lyon, France wind turbine noise psychoacousticsDownload Protecting the acoustic amenity of communities living near wind farms is at the forefront of Steven Coopers outstanding work. Effective investigation of wind turbine noise requires working with residents, utilising residents diaries … Continue reading Psychoacoustics To The Rescue →

Wind Turbine Noise Paper: 2011

Wind turbine noise: why accurate prediction and measurement matter By Robert Thorne and Daniel Shepperd Source: https://www.acoustics.asn.au/conference_proceedings/AAS2011/papers/p73.pdf ABSTRACTOn a decibel-for-decibel basis, wind turbine noise is commonly judged as significantly more problematic than most other community noise sources. As a relatively new source of community noise, however, methodological issues remain as to how wind farm noise … Continue reading Wind Turbine Noise Paper: 2011 →