Spatial variations of sleep impairment indicators associated with night-time noise: A fine-scale population-based study
Key Points
The aim is to investigate the relationship between sleep quality and noise exposure in urban settings.
Analyzed spatial data of sleep impairment indicators.
Assessed noise exposure levels across various urban locations.
Utilized population-based survey data to gauge sleep quality.
Identified significant spatial correlations between poor sleep quality and high noise levels.
Highlighted areas with the worst sleep impairment related to noise exposure.
Abstract
Poor sleep quality in urban environments is spatially correlated with noise exposure, suggesting the need for targeted interventions to mitigate these effects.