Analysis of noise level in the aroepala food city area in Makassar

Abstract

Abstract The development of various kinds of food court concepts such as the availability of wi-fi facilities, live-music / music concerts that are rapidly increasing can have an impact on the environment. One parameter of environmental pollution is noise. This study aims to analyze the noise level and the perception of visitors and the public. This research was conducted in Aroepala Food City, which provided live music / live music. Noise measurement was carried out by five observation points in ten minutes per hour for ten hours, and questionnaires were distributed to one hundred respondents. Likert scale for the calculation of the questionnaire score, followed by a simple linear regression analysis to look for the influence of music concert noise and interference. The results of this study indicate the existence of a music concert / live music has a significant influence on the noise level around Aroepala Food City with an average noise intensity exceeding the quality standard. Based on the results of simple linear regression analysis shows that there is a positive influence of noise level on noise disturbance perceived by visitors and the community above fifty percent.

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