SoundPLANnoise, our acoustics software has a modular structure, which means that you can determine the scope of your software package. To make the selection easy for you, we have compiled program packages with useful module suggestions. Please contact your local distributor for more information.
In our overview you will find an explanation of the individual modules and tools. All other content/information can be found in the PDF document (links) for download.
Base module
Base module
The base module contains the basics you need for modelling, calculation, assessment and tabular or graphical documentation. This includes data input via georeferenced bitmaps, transformation between different coordinate systems, creation of digital terrain models, interfaces to DXF, QSI (DIN 45687) and ASCII, libraries with, among others, emission and sound insulation spectra and the integrated SoundPLAN spreadsheet.
Cartography
The Cartography module contains helpful additions such as the connection to Google Maps, OSM and WMS Server as well as a KML export and import of photo points with GPS data. Cartographic elements and automated graphics output complete the module's scope.
Noise types
Road and rail
Emissions from roads, railways and car parks are entered or imported via different traffic data sets determined by the standard in use.
Industry
Calculation of point, line and area sources, industrial halls, wind turbines, parking lots, open-air concerts, noise at the workplace (exposure levels).
Tools
Wall design
Automatic dimensioning of noise barriers and noise protection walls based on the location of a planned structure with different wall/wall heights determined by a cost-benefit analysis
Distributed Computing
- Computing within a network with all free resources using all cores / threads of the connected PCs.
- With only one license you can equip an unlimited number of computers with SoundPLANnoise and start calculating.
- Completely automated sending of tasks and collation of results by the host computer
Tools Industrial noise
Consideration of special tasks in industrial noise, noise protection concepts of complex industrial plants, recalculation of measured sound pressure levels back to frequency-dependent sound power levels at user defined source positions, calculation of sound power from technical parameters (including decaying levels along linear sources such as pipelines).
