Software
Site Acoustics is our product family for environmental noise at data centers and industrial sites. Scout measures the existing noise before a project is built, Model predicts how sound will travel across the facility and out to its neighbors, and Outpost and HQ monitor the site once it’s running.
We have been building noise prediction tools for decades. In the 1980s we developed SEAM®, software for statistical energy analysis that helped engineers find and fix noise problems early in the design process. SEAM is now part of Altair's HyperWorks platform. Site Acoustics carries that experience into environmental noise.
Site Acoustics
Know how loud your site will be before you build it.
Scout, Model, Outpost and HQ cover a project from start to finish: measure the site as it is, predict the noise from planned equipment, then monitor it once it’s running. Model’s propagation engine is validated against the official ISO reference cases to within 0.04 dB.
Scout
A measurement unit we set up on site to record the existing noise before construction, and again afterward to check the prediction.
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Turns an equipment layout into a validated ISO 9613-2 noise map, with the level at each receiver, in seconds.
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Rugged listening stations that record sound continuously, indoors, outdoors and along the property line.
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The unit on site that collects Outpost data, runs it through your Model, learns what normal sounds like, locates sources and sends alerts.
learn more →Cambridge Collaborative helped introduce statistical energy analysis (SEA) to industry starting in 1975. In 2019 we sold SEAM to our longtime partner Altair Engineering, where it continues as part of Altair HyperWorks.
We would welcome the opportunity to discuss your noise and vibration project.
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