Acoustic terminals, radar, weather and flight records feed a platform that relates sound events to aircraft activity. Airport staff examine tracks and trends, compare procedures and prepare selected performance reports.
An airport sound event becomes more useful when it is related to the aircraft activity represented at the same time. Measurement equipment from Hottinger Brüel & Kjær supplies acoustic records alongside the selected flight-data sources. ANOMS is the Airport Noise and Operations Management System used in the selected operating arrangement. It combines terminal data with aircraft tracks, flight details and weather for analysis.
The commissioned system gathers noise measurements, radar, track points and flight information into a connected platform. Algorithms correlate the received inputs and present event records, maps, statistics and trends. Operators examine represented position, speed, height and sound levels alongside the configured airport procedures. Selected desktop and web access bring those operating records to the staff responsible for measurement and performance review.
Airport teams compare the represented activity with their chosen route, noise-abatement and operating settings. They investigate a recorded event, prepare stakeholder reports or examine trends across the configured airport records. The deployment establishes terminal locations, approved flight-data feeds and analysis settings. Staff review those inputs and maintain the reporting process, using the correlated records to support physical airport operations and the required follow-up with the relevant teams.
Sensors, gateways and spare units
Site survey, mounting, commissioning and configuration
Platform subscription, connectivity, data and support
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The operating arrangement combines radar, track points, flight information and weather with sound records. The platform correlates those received inputs for event and trend review.
Staff review represented position, speed, height and flight details alongside the measured levels. Those records provide the operating context for the event investigation.
They compare represented activity with the configured airport procedures and operating settings. The selected reports support stakeholder discussions and follow-up with the relevant teams.
The arrangement includes desktop and web access to the chosen maps, measurement records and analysis views. Approved data feeds and configured reporting settings establish what staff review.
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For 1 site with 10 monitored assets in United States, IoT Apps estimates $1,900 – $6,000 in the first year and $300 – $1,000 every year after. This is an estimate based on comparable deployments, not a quote from Hottinger Brüel & Kjær (HBK).
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