Beyond sound level monitoring: Exploitation of social media to gather citizens subjective response to noise.
@article{Gasc2019BeyondSL, title={Beyond sound level monitoring: Exploitation of social media to gather citizens subjective response to noise.}, author={Luis Gasc{\'o} and Chlo{\'e} Clavel and C{\'e}sar Asensio and Guillermo de Arcas}, journal={The Science of the total environment}, year={2019}, volume={658}, pages={ 69-79 } }
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