06.09.2025 - 06.11.2025
NOISE-CON 2025
RSG Senior Analyst Emma Butterfield, Consultant Ryan Haac, and Analyst Hugo Rost will present at NOISE-CON 2025 in Stowe, Vermont, from June 9-11, 2025.
Emma Butterfield will share insights during her session, “Evaluation of Sound Emitted from a Solar Energy Facility Equipment Pad,” which investigates tonal sound emissions from equipment such as transformers and inverters in commercial-scale solar projects. Emma will also chair a session on Tuesday, June 10.
Ryan Haac is co-presenting a session titled “Identification of Metrics to Assess Community Response to Leisure Sounds,” exploring how existing noise ordinances often fall short in addressing community concerns about sounds from leisure activities and proposing improved metrics for assessing community acceptance. Ryan will also chair a session on Monday, June 9.
Hugo Rost will present “Review of Airship Noise Observations and Literature,” a review of historical and contemporary research on airship noise emissions, identifying data gaps and opportunities for future research to support the responsible development of airship platforms.
RSG’s Ken Kaliski is also serving as a conference chair of NOISE-CON 2025, helping shape the event’s programming and ensuring a rich experience for all attendees.
Who? Emma Butterfield, Senior Analyst (RSG), Ryan Haac, Consultant (RSG), and Hugo Rost, Analyst (RSG)
What? Three technical sessions: “Evaluation of Sound Emitted from a Solar Energy Facility Equipment Pad,” “Identification of Metrics to Assess Community Response to Leisure Sounds,” and “Review of Airship Noise Observations and Literature.”
Where and When? NOISE-CON 2025 at the Lodge at Spruce Peak, Stowe, Vermont. Emma's session will be on Monday, June 9 from 10:15 to 10:35 a.m. ET. Ryan's session will be on Tuesday, June 10 from 9:00 to 9:20 a.m. ET. Hugo's session will be on Wednesday, June 11 from 11:15 to 11:30 a.m. ET.
About NOISE-CON 2025: NOISE-CON 2025 is the premier conference for professionals and students in noise control and acoustics. This year’s event offers three days of educational programming and networking opportunities focused on the harmony between acoustics and the natural world. RSG is a proud sponsor of this year's Sunday Student Symposium.