Alves-Pereira MKrogh CBakker HSummers SRapley B11/07/201911/07/20192019https://hdl.handle.net/10179/14965Over the past two decades, the increasing and unregulated production of infra- sound and low frequency noise (ILFN, ≤200 Hz) has led to a considerable rise in associated noise complaints and health-related issues. The most recent of such ILFN sources are industrial wind turbines (IWT). Acoustical field-data was collected within a home located in the vicinity of IWT, to which the AUC Rule 012 and its requirements were applied. In Ontario, IWT noise complaints were gathered under the Freedom of Information legislation. Goal: To explore the usefulness of current noise control rules when protecting human populations against ILFN generated by IWT.industrial wind turbinesresidential exposureacoustic signaturesdBAhealthconference424641Massey_Dark