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School-reopening impact on traffic-induced noise level at different land uses: a case study by Monazzam, M. R., Karimi, E., Nassiri, P., Taghavi, L.

“…Reopening of schools is usually associated with increased urban traffic and is likely to exacerbate traffic-induced noise level in metropolitan cities. This…”
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The effect of noise on human performance: a clinical trial by Nassiri, P, Monazam, M, Fouladi Dehaghi, B, Ibrahimi Ghavam Abadi, L, Zakerian, S A, Azam, K

“…Noise is defined as unwanted or meaningless sound that apart from auditory adverse health effects may distract attention from cues that are important for task…”
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Investigation of noise pollution in Ground Safety section of Mehrabad Airport and its relation with employees hearing loss by M. Mostafaee, P. Nassiri, M. H. Behzadi

“…Introduction: According to previous researches, working at the airport is one of the most vociferous jobs in the world. Airport workers are at risk of noise…”
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Factors Affecting Road Traffic Noise Annoyance Among White-Collar Employees Working In Tehran by Alimohammadi, I, Nassiri, P, Azkhosh, M, Hoseini, M

“…The effect of personal and attitudinal factors, noise level, hearing status and psychological traits on traffic-related noise annoyance among white-collar…”
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Evaluation of Massey Ferguson Model 165 Tractor Drivers exposed to whole-body vibration by P. Nassiri, I. Ali Mohammadi, M. H. Beheshti, K. Azam

“…Introduction: Tractor drivers are continuously exposed to whole body vibration during driving that, this may cause disorders in the system of musculoskeletal,…”
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The Assessment of Noise Exposure and Noise Annoyance at a Petrochemical Company by S. Farhang Dehghan, M. R. Monazzam, P. Nassiri, Z. Haghighi Kafash, M. Jahangiri

“…Introduction: Noise is one of the most common health hazards at the workplaces that can cause not only somatic problems, but also adversely affect mental…”
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Assessment of noise induced psychological stresses on printery workers by Nassiri, P, Azkhosh, M, Mahmoodi, A, Alimohammadi, I, Zeraati, H, Jafari Shalkouhi, P, Bahrami, P

“…The purpose of this study was to assess the relationship between psychological stresses and noise stresses on printery workers in Tehran, Iran. Hence, 267…”
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Risk assessment of workers exposed to noise pollution in a textile plant by Roozbahani, M. Mohammadi, Nassiri, P., Shalkouhi, P. Jafari

“…In order to assess the risks associated with worker’s hearing loss, due to exposure to noise pollution, at the Boroujerd Textile Factory a cross sectional…”
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A COMPACT MODEL FOR PREDICTING ROAD TRAFFIC NOISE by Golmohammadi, R, Abbaspour, M, Nassiri, P, Mahjub, H

“…Noise is one of the most important sources of pollution in the metropolitan areas. The recognition of road traffic noise as one of the main sources of…”
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Modeling and verification of acoustic wave propagation in indoors using Sabine model in turbine hall of a gas power plant by H. Ekhlas, P. Nassiri, M. R. Monazzam, N. Mansouri

“…Introduction: Noise is one of hazardous agents of workplaces in industries. Electric industries and power plants are among industries in which noise pollution…”
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Hand-Arm vibration assessment among tiller operator by P. Nassiri, I. Ali Mohammadi, M. H. Beheshti, K. Azam

“…Introduction: The power tiller is a multipurpose hand tractor designed primarily for rotary tilling and other farm operations. Vibration, transmitted from the…”
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A rail noise prediction model for the Tehran–Karaj commuter train by Nassiri, P., Abbaspour, M., Mahmoodi, M., Givargis, Sh

“…Rail noise prediction models enable consideration of different scenarios for the optimal management of noise prevention and mitigation. This project is aimed…”
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Risk assessment of workers exposed to noise pollution in a textile plant by Roozbahani, M. Mohammadi, Nassiri, P., Shalkouhi, P. Jafari

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Road traffic noise model by Golmohammadi, R, Abbaspour, M, Nassiri, P, Mahjub, H

“…The recognition of road traffic noise as one of the main sources of environmental pollution has led to develop models that enable to predict noise level from…”
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Evaluation of Background Sound Quality Using NCB by Shalkouhi, P. Jafari, Nassiri, P., Abbaspour, M., Sekhavatjou, M.S.

“…Background noise level in buildings is an important issue which can affect task or perception of people. Tangency rating methods like NC, PNC and NR give…”
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Hierarchal assessment of noise pollution in urban areas – A case study by Abbaspour, Majid, Karimi, Elham, Nassiri, Parvin, Monazzam, Mohammad Reza, Taghavi, Lobat

“…•Sound level is not the only parameter to indicate the extent and intensity of noise pollution.•Urban land uses, population centers and types of passages…”
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School-reopening impact on traffic-induced noise level at different land uses: a case study by Monazzam, M. R, Karimi, E, Nassiri, P, Taghavi, L

“…Reopening of schools is usually associated with increased urban traffic and is likely to exacerbate traffic-induced noise level in metropolitan cities. This…”
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Industrial noise exposure and salivary cortisol in blue collar industrial workers by Fouladi, D Behzad, Nassiri, Parvin, Monazzam, E Mohammadreza, Farahani, Saeed, Hassanzadeh, Gholamreza, Hoseini, Mostafa

“…Measuring non-auditory effects of noise such as stress-inducing ones have become of interest recently. Salivary cortisol has become a popular measure in stress…”
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Occupational noise and blood pressure variation by Nassiri, Parvin, Abbasi, A. M., Bahramia, P., Poornadjaf, A. H., Jafari Shalkouhi, P.

“…Previous studies have demonstrated association between exposure to occupational (workplace) noise and blood pressure. The goal of the present research was to…”
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Acoustic analysis of a semi-anechoic chamber with intersection by P. Nassiri, M. R. Monazzam, F. Zivary Delavar

“…Introduction: The previous studies have used fibrous absorbents usually in the form of cone-shaped wedges for making anechoic and semi-anechoic chambers which…”
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