Unlinking or reclassifying a noise event
Who is this article for?Noise analysts who need to unlink a noise event or change its classification.
Access to the ANOMS Noise Analyst Workbench is required.
You can unlink a noise event from its correlation or reclassify it without changing its link.
Unlinking a noise event
Note: Before you start, ensure that Browser Linking is disabled.
To unlink a noise event:
- Populate the Noise Events Browser.
- Select the required Noise Event.
- Right-click and select Edit Correlation.
- Click the Unlink option.
- Click Apply.
- Under Noise Event Classification, click the appropriate classification.
- Type a comment.
- Click OK.
The Event Editor dialogue box appears, and the Correlation ID is set to 0. The available classifications when unlinking are:
- Community Noise
- Wind Noise
- Equipment Malfunction
Reclassifying a noise event
Reclassifying changes the classification of a noise event without changing its link. It is only available when a noise event alone is selected.
To reclassify a noise event:
- Populate the Noise Events Browser.
- Select the required Noise Event.
- Right-click and select Edit Correlation.
- Click the Reclassify option.
- Click Apply.
- Under Noise Event Classification, click the appropriate classification.
- Click OK.
The Event Editor dialogue box appears. The available classifications when reclassifying are:
- Single local aircraft
- Multiple local aircraft
- Simultaneous local and non-local aircraft
- Simultaneous community and local aircraft
For the meaning of each classification code, see the article Noise event classification codes reference.