香港项目环评引起的争议与处理方法-AboutSoundscapeof.pptVIP

GRM3202 Environmental Management 2005-6 Department of Geography and Resource Management The Chinese University of Hong Kong Group Leader: Klaus Genuit Rapporteur: Kin-che LAM COST ACTION TD0804 Workshop Edinburgh, 29-30 October, 2009 Report from Group 2 What are we talking about? People is at the centrality of soundscape It is about how people feel? It is an affective dimension, with respect to Identity of, and association with, a place Experience – positive negative Sound as a resource to plan manage What are we “not” talking about? Soundscaping = To provide a pleasant acoustic environment It is NOT only about environmental noise control Environmental noise is part of the soundscape, but noise reduction alone is not soundscaping Soundscaping – enhancement of the acoustic environment (positive rather than curative) There is a limit on what noise control can do, particularly in dense cities Soundscaping is an alternative approach to noise control Soundscape from Different Perspective Not all players are the same Importance of including politicians policy-makers Interdependence of key players scientists to understand theorize planners to put into practice politicians to mandate and finance all for the benefit of the public (i.e. users) Perspective of Stakeholders _ User Users – most important stake-holder group, their well being is our concern. Need to increase their awareness Future of soundscape depends on how much we can meet the needs of users Pleasant soundscape provides a good restorative environment Education program needed for the public, for their benefit and for influencing the politicians Perspective of Stakeholders _ Urban Planners Planning profession is picking up the soundscape concept and appreciating its potential Need for soundscape guidelines good practices for a good acoustic environment Early incorporation of soundscape considerations in the planning process is badly needed Perspective of Stakeholders _ Scientists Searching for