10 ENGINEERING NOISE CONTROL - WHO
Normally the noise control program will be started using as a basis A-weighted immission or noise exposure levels for which the standard ISO 11690-1 recommends target values and the principles of noise control planning. A more precise way is to use immission and emission values in frequency bands as follows.
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