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Land development policy as related to real estate influenced by railway noise in the context of allowable indicators that have been recently modified in Poland Cover

Land development policy as related to real estate influenced by railway noise in the context of allowable indicators that have been recently modified in Poland

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|Jul 2021

Figures & Tables

Figure 1

Location of the analysed areas, Warsaw, PolandSource: own elaboration
Location of the analysed areas, Warsaw, PolandSource: own elaboration

Figure 2

The area of “acoustic release” after changing the permissible sound levels in the night time in the area under analysis, Area 1 (Ursus)Source: own elaboration
The area of “acoustic release” after changing the permissible sound levels in the night time in the area under analysis, Area 1 (Ursus)Source: own elaboration

Figure 3

The area of “acoustic release” after changing the permissible sound levels in the day-evening-night time in the area under analysis, Area 1 (Ursus)Source: own elaboration
The area of “acoustic release” after changing the permissible sound levels in the day-evening-night time in the area under analysis, Area 1 (Ursus)Source: own elaboration

Figure 4

The area of “acoustic release” after changing the permissible sound levels in the night time in the area under analysis, Area II (Białołęka)Source: own elaboration
The area of “acoustic release” after changing the permissible sound levels in the night time in the area under analysis, Area II (Białołęka)Source: own elaboration

Figure 5

The area of “acoustic release” when changing the permissible sound levels in the day-evening-night time in the area under analysis, Area II (Białołęka)Source: own elaboration
The area of “acoustic release” when changing the permissible sound levels in the day-evening-night time in the area under analysis, Area II (Białołęka)Source: own elaboration

Figure 6

The area of “acoustic release” after changing the permissible sound levels in the night time in the area under analysis, Area III (Ursynów)Source: own elaboration
The area of “acoustic release” after changing the permissible sound levels in the night time in the area under analysis, Area III (Ursynów)Source: own elaboration

Figure 7

The area of “acoustic release” when changing the permissible sound levels in the day-evening-night time in the area under analysis, Area III (Ursynów)Source: own elaboration
The area of “acoustic release” when changing the permissible sound levels in the day-evening-night time in the area under analysis, Area III (Ursynów)Source: own elaboration

Analysis indicators

Indicator nameIndicator symbolIndicator formula
„Acoustic release” - NightWUALN FLN50dBFLN59dBFLN50dB {{{F_{LN \to 50dB}} - {F_{LN \to 59dB}}} \over {{F_{LN \to 50dB}}}}
“Acoustic release” - Day-Dawn-NightW1UALDWN FLDWN55dBFLDWN64dBFLDWN55dB {{{F_{LDWN \to 55dB}} - {F_{LDWN \to 64dB}}} \over {{F_{LDWN \to 55dB}}}}
W2UALDWN FLDWN60dBFLDWN68dBFLDWN60dB {{{F_{LDWN \to 60dB}} - {F_{LDWN \to 68dB}}} \over {{F_{LDWN \to 60dB}}}}
“Acoustic-functional release” - NightWUFALN FTULN50dBFTULN59dBFTULN50dB {{FT{U_{LN \to 50dB}} - FT{U_{LN \to 59dB}}} \over {FT{U_{LN \to 50dB}}}}
“Acoustic-functional release” - Day-Dawn-NightW1UFALDWN FTULDWN55dBFTULDWN64dBFTULDWN55dB {{FT{U_{LDWN \to 55dB}} - FT{U_{LDWN \to 64dB}}} \over {FT{U_{LDWN \to 55dB}}}}
W2UFALDWN FTULDWN60dBFTULDWN68dBFTULDWN60dB {{FT{U_{LDWN \to 60dB}} - FT{U_{LDWN \to 68dB}}} \over {FT{U_{LDWN \to 60dB}}}}
„Construction-acoustic” - General/NightWBALN LBLN50dBLBLN59dBLBLN50dB {{L{B_{LN \to 50dB}} - L{B_{LN \to 59dB}}} \over {L{B_{LN \to 50dB}}}}
“Construction-acoustic” – General/Day-Dawn-NightW1BALDWN LBLDWN55dBLBLDWN64dBLBLDWN55dB {{L{B_{LDWN \to 55dB}} - L{B_{LDWN \to 64dB}}} \over {L{B_{LDWN \to 55dB}}}}
W2BALDWN LBLDWN60dBLBLDWN68dBLBLDWN60dB {{L{B_{LDWN \to 60dB}} - L{B_{LDWN \to 68dB}}} \over {L{B_{LDWN \to 60dB}}}}

The values of acoustic indicators within the analysed areas

Feature symbolFeature value
URSUS (Area I)BIAŁOŁĘKA (Area II)URSYNÓW (Area III)
WUA LN0.380.660.90
W1UALDWN0.600.660.98
W2UALDWN0.700.680.89
WUFALN0.930.710.96
W1UFALDWN0.970.660.64
W2UFALDWN0.970.740.94
WBALN0.720.761.00
W1BALDWN0.680.710.96
W2BALDWN0.670.861.00

Features of sensitivity to noise within the boundaries of the analysed areas

Feature No.Feature symbolFeature unitFeature value
URSUS (I)BIAŁOŁĘKA (II)URSYNÓW (III)
1FLN→50dBm2208 637323 317120 815
2FLN→59dBm264 584109 90912 656
3FLDWN→55dBm2254 671412 510197 708
4FLDWN→60dBm2166 783242 19379 266
5FLDWN→64dBm2101 011140 87730 685
6FLDWN→68dBm249 35777 1078 495
7LBLN→50dBunits13816312
8LBLN→59dBunits38390
9LBLDWN→55dBunits17119727
10LBLDWN→60dBunits1021247
11LBLDWN→64dBunits55591
12LBLDWN→68dBunits33170
13LMZW→TKm64--
14LZM→OTm75--
15LZJ→TKm112218
16LZJ→OTm243424
17FTULDWN→55dBm258 30514 367017 326
18FTULDWN→64dBm21 64348 8511 096
19FTULDWN→60dBm261 23799 1394 157
20FTULDWN→68dBm21 64325 607255
21FTULN→50dBm291 538134 2428 531
22FTULN→59dBm26 55039 126351

Areas and percentage shares of the terrains with exceeded noise levels caused by rail noise within the analysed boundaries according to acoustic maps from 2012 and 2017

Isophone nameDISTRICTYear 2012Year 2017
Noise-endangered areaTerrain percentageNoise-endangered areaTerrain percentage
[ha][%][ha][%]
LN → 59 dBURSUS (I)3.797.646.4613.03
LDWN → 64 dB8.6117.3810.1020.38
LDWN → 68 dB4.338.744.949.96
LN → 59 dBBIAŁOŁĘKA (II)4.556.9310.9916.74
LDWN → 64 dB6.6810.1814.0921.46
LDWN → 68 dB2.714.137.7111.74
LN → 59 dBURSYNÓW (III)1.531.231.271.01
LDWN → 64 dB4.133.303.072.45
LDWN → 68 dB1.230.980.850.68
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/mgrsd-2020-0062 | Journal eISSN: 2084-6118 | Journal ISSN: 0867-6046
Language: English
Page range: 155 - 168
Submitted on: Feb 21, 2021
Accepted on: May 6, 2021
Published on: Jul 25, 2021
Published by: Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies, University of Warsaw
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2021 Konrad Podawca, Krzysztof Karsznia, Kamil Jewuła, published by Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies, University of Warsaw
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