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An applied mathematician and former Caltech teacher has mapped the loudness of every address in Los Angeles and is, naturally, releasing it in website form. HowLoud founder Brendan Farrell came up ...

There's no denying it: Los Angeles isn't exactly gentle on the ears. That's one lesson, at least, from a comprehensive noise map created by the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics. On the ...

An app called HowLoud has created sound profiles for every Los Angeles address, and now RentLingo has released a searchable map that displays the decibel levels at any given point in town, which ...

Farrell, a former Caltech instructor, and his company, HowLoud, are looking for $38,000 to fund their continental noise map, which will use 3-D models to generate sound profiles for each and every ...

The map also shows that less than one-tenth of the U.S. population is exposed to noise pollution from interstates and aviation that is louder than 80 decibels -- or as loud as a garbage disposal.

An F-35 Lightning II at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr. [T]he first noise map for the Burlington International Airport that includes the F-35s coming this ...