DNLvirhe
DNLvirhe is a term originating from Finnish that translates to "DNL error" or "DNL mistake." It generally refers to a situation where a Digital Noise Level (DNL) measurement or calculation is incorrect, leading to inaccurate assessments of environmental noise. DNL is a metric used to quantify average noise levels over a 24-hour period, often employed in land use planning and environmental impact assessments, particularly concerning transportation noise like aircraft and road traffic.
A DNLvirhe can arise from various sources. This could include faulty equipment used for noise monitoring, incorrect
The consequences of a DNLvirhe can be significant. Inaccurate DNL values can lead to poor decision-making in