Vibrations of various frequencies have diverse effects as they interact with disparate materials or individuals. A consequence of high-density population areas is all noise is shared. Big cities are great. The options for entertainment, quality cuisines, shopping, etc. are things I can appreciate visiting. How about you? 

From open blasting to historic building protection, all municipalities conduct inspection and permitting processes to mitigate the impact on your eardrums.  Vibration monitors frequently create an image of tracking earthquakes. While that is a type of vibration monitoring, accelerometers have various applications. A displacement or velocity transducer measures velocity over duration.

 

How loud is a footie match? How much extra time will there be?

• Stadiums are built for major league sports franchises or The Olympics. Their games are fun and the environment is fantastic to experience. It’s the best way to watch sports, in person. The clamour of victory and defeat are of similar intensity. Youth, college, municipal, and professional sports all provide varied frequencies.
• Today’s pop-up sports events within and around city limits can stop traffic for the entire day. Not to mention the sounds.
• The biggest names in musical entertainment go to big cities because that is where they can find infrastructure for a viable venue. Concerts generate vibrations and noise. 
• Festival areas and large parks draw more celebrations to enjoy. Invariably there will be many cuisines to graze through. Shopping at markets can be neck-snapping, walk slowly.  Live music stages with little acoustic control radiate an aura of leisure that draws me in like a moth to a flame. Do you like live music? 
• The gentle destruction of massive buildings in a crowded urban environment is an amazing feat of engineering and understating of physics. Drilling or blasting for footings will cause immense noise and vibration. 
• You may not be familiar with this next noise and vibration generation type. It is rare but impactful and known as road construction. Rare indeed. To be sure this is an annoyance in many seemingly eternal ways.
• You and I using transportation to these sites for work, residence, entertainment, or education results in more noise and vibrations. Vehicular traffic, rail lines, and airports can require hearing defence to tolerate.

There are noise abatement options. It is best to call a professional for an assessment and advise on options. They will be fluent in the regulations of this industry. Do your homework on the professional you use? Don’t try to learn the profession. Control what you can and cancel out the rest.