The new data set will include noise scores for roads, highways, airports, railroads and railroad crossings, and fire stations. The product will also summarize a location’s overall noise environment.
Source: Inman News
Attom Data Solutions adds transportation noise data to offerings
Published in ATTOM Data Solutions, GeoData Plus, industry technology, News Brief, Noise levels, property data, Rob Barber, Select, Technology, Todd Teta and transportation
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