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English to French simultaneous translation will be provided for French speaking delegates
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the official Lyon Website, in French.
For an English version see the Useful links section below.
Photographs of wind turbines:
* Haffoty Ucha,
Copyright Tegni Cymru Cyf, source: www.bwea.com
* Out Newton, Copyright E On Renewables, source www.bwea.com
Copyright Tegni Cymru Cyf, source: www.bwea.com
Kindly provided by Malcolm Hayes
Kindly provided by Malcolm Hayes
More than 150 delegates from 24 countries around the world attended this second Wind Turbine Noise conference. It was a great sucess and the organisers would like to thanks all involved for their support and contributions. Also we would like to thank those at the venue of Grand Lyon who helped make everything run smoothly.
The short course on Noise that preceded the conference was judged to be "extremely useful" by those who attended and helped their understanding of some of the more technical papers at the conference.
A CD of the proceedings is available from INCE Europe, contact:
INCE/Europe,It is hoped that the 2009 conference will be in Scandinavia. To keep in touch, please add yourself to the mailing list for WTN2007 as this will be used to alert you to the next one.
The conference will be held in Lyon, France from 20 to 21 September 2007. This second international conference will once again provide a venue for all those with an interest in wind turbine noise, and its effects on people, to meet together and also meet with those who design wind turbine installations, both in industry and in the planning process.
This year's programme is now available - download it here. There is also an introductory noise course on the Wednesday afternoon prior to the conference.
The first Wind Turbine Noise conference took place in Berlin in 2005 and was a great success, bringing together 130 delegates from 22 countries, representing:
To see the programme or purchase the 2005 proceedings, visit WTN2005
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This conference aims to bring together the latest information on noise and vibration from wind turbines to give an unbiased framework from within which future developments can be assessed. The conference will also provide a venue for researchers on wind turbine noise and its effects to meet together and also meet with those who design wind turbine installations, both in industry and in the planning process.
The symposium will take place in the Council Chamber of Greater Lyon, 20 Rue du Lac, in the 3rd arrondissement.
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The topics convered might include the following:
And any other topic related to wind turbine noise and vibration, their generation, propagation and effects
A half day introductory course on basic ideas on noise and its assessment, given in English, is planned for the afternoon and evening of Wednesday 19 September. This will help to set the scene for those without specialist knowledge. There is a separate registration fee for this course on 115 Euros including course notes. The course will cover:
Registration for this course is on the registration form
Registration is now open, please sign up for our mailing list and you will be notified of changes to these pages.
The Registration form is now available, please download it from here for a Word 2003 version or here for a PDF version.
Ibis hotels are 2 stars hotels ( 65-70 euros), from the group
Accor accorhotels
Novotel and Mercure hotels ( from the same group Accor) are in the same area
(100-120 euros)
To contact the Organiser, please email:organiser@windturbine2007.org
The following links will help you to discover the beautiful French city of Lyon and to find accommodation.
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