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Low-altitude aircraft will reshape noise exposure across global cities
Just as motorisation made road traffic a defining noise source of the twentieth-century city, low-altitude aircraft may reshape urban acoustic exposure in the twenty-first. Yet how this noise interacts with existing sound environments and three-dimensional urban form across global cities remains unc
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