Diego Annesi

TL;DR: In this paper, a network of Italian laboratories have come together to carry out an Inter-Laboratory Test (ILT) to assess and compare the measurement uncertainties resulting from the application of the current version of ISO 354:2003 and of the new ISO/CD 354:2019.

TL;DR: An original methodology is presented, which allows experimental results to be reliably compared with existing occupational noise exposure and/or action limits and is based on the use of two correction factors to compensate the effects of the position of the dosimeter microphone (fR) and of the sound source (fS).

TL;DR: The aim of the study was the assessment of the risk due to high sound level in the theatre musicians and their cochlear functionality and a good correlation was found between the daily exposure level and the DPOAE level.

TL;DR: The study is based on tests with different HPD, some made of polyurethane and others by silicone and highlights the importance of the methodology used in the test and the relevant role of the use training.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors studied the relationship between long reverberation times, high noise levels and vocal effort in the classroom and found that the high phonatory load of teaching is significantly worsened by the classroom inadequate acoustic parameters.