Easy to use, fit for purpose and (cost) efficient
In other general purpose interpolation software coordinates are always the time consuming part of creating an interpolated map based on measurements. With NoiseAtWork you never have to think about coordinates. Simply read in any CAD or scanned map and enter your data points by clicking on the map at the locations where you have done your measurements. This will significantly reduce the time you need to get your map done.

STEP 1: mark the measurement locations on your paper map (or use a scanned map on your tablet with NoiseAtWork Companion)

STEP 1: mark the measurement locations on your paper map (or use a scanned map on your tablet with NoiseAtWork Companion)

STEP 2: start the software, create a new project and open your scanned map or CAD drawing

STEP 3: draw the workspaces and inner walls on the map

STEP 4: click on the measurement locations and enter the results (or import from Map Companion). Automatically the contours will be shown.
 

Fast and smart interpolation technique
The interpolation method of NoiseAtWork is based on an advanced, fast and smart triangulation technique with additional smoothing option. Calculations are done automatically while entering or importing the measurement data. This means that the software is fully interactive and the effect of changes in the input data is shown ‘real time’.

版本介紹

Configurations and pricing
NoiseAtWork has 4 configurations

NoiseAtWork type A:  Basic mapping functionality
NoiseAtWork type B:  Basic mapping functionality + Noise Dose
NoiseAtWork type C:  Basic mapping functionality + Noise Prediction
NoiseAtWork type D:  Basic mapping functionality + Noise Dose + Noise Prediction

NoiseAtWork is available in two types of licenses: workstation licenses and network licenses.

A workstation (or single use) license  is bound to a PC or workstation. The program will therefore usually be installed on the local hard disk.

A network (or concurrent use) license is commonly used in organizations where users don’t have a fixed workplace, or when not all users within that organization are required to have a license simultaneously. The program will therefore usually be installed on the network. A network license allows the use of Remote Desktop, Terminal Server or Citrix.

A workstation license means that the software can be used on 1 dedicated PC only. A network license means that the software can be used on all PC’s connected to the network, however 1 at a time only. So the software can easily be shared with other users. The use of Remote Desktop, Terminal Server or Citrix requires a network license.

版本比較

Example project temperature levels in an office

Example project noise levels in a production and storage facility