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Investigating landing gear noise using fly-over data: the case of a Boeing 747-400

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In this article, the authors investigated the landing gear noise of the Boeing 747-400 in flight and compared different fly-over velocities in order to obtain a scaling law for the sound pressure level based on microphone Array measurements.
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Investigation of the landing gear noise of the Boeing 747-400 in flight Comparison of different fly-over velocities in order to obtain a scaling law for the Sound pressure Level based on microphone Array measurements

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