ANIMA (Aviation Noise Impact Management through novel Approaches) project makes an effort to better understand the non-acoustical factors that influence noise annoyance and improve the quality of life of communities surrounding airports.

The ANIMA project was a people-oriented research project. It aimed at identifying and diffusing best practices to lower the noise annoyance endured by communities around airports. The project also made an effort to better understand the non-acoustical factors which influence noise annoyance, as well as to improve the quality of life of communities surrounding airports. ANIMA sought to improve the lives of people directly affected by aviation noise around Europe’s major airports. The vital part of the project was connecting with stakeholders and experts throughout the process to ensure relevant and timely solutions and tools.

 

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ARC's role

 

We were involved in the project as the communication partner, being the leader of the work package dedicated to communication, dissemination and exploitation of project results.