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Health effects of aircraft noise near three French airports: the DEBATS research program

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A national survey carried out in 2005 shows that 6.6% of the French population are annoyed by aircraft noise. DEBATS aims to characterize the relations between aircraft noise exposure and health status of residents around airports. It is an on-going epidemiological research program including: An ecological study based on drug prescriptions, and on nonprescription drug sales, A longitudinal field study consisting in following-up approximately 1,200 of the Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Toulouse-Blagnac, and Lyon Saint-Exupéry airports residents during four years. Annoyance and health status are assessed by questionnaires. Physiological variables like blood-pressure or salivary cortisol are also considered within the frame of this study. A complementary study aiming to characterize specifically acute effects of aircraft noise on sleep quality using precise noise exposure measurements. Sleep quality of a sub-sample of 100 individuals will be evaluated using a wrist actimeter. Simultaneously, a sonometer located in their bedroom will record their noise exposure. A second sonometer set up outside (at the bedroom façade) will allow us to identify the aircraft noises and to investigate a link with sleep quality.
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hal-00950519 , version 1 (21-02-2014)

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Anne-Sophie Evrard, Inès Khati, Marie Lefevre, Patricia Champelovier, Jacques Lambert, et al.. Health effects of aircraft noise near three French airports: the DEBATS research program. RIVM Workshop NATO Airbase, Oct 2013, UTRECHT, France. 29 p. ⟨hal-00950519⟩
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