An open-source collaboration.
The AlgoJect team runs Project Whistler through the help of some kind-hearted contributors across Dhaka City. The work is done in four steps.
The volunteers first go to particular regions and assemble the pieces of information about the noise there. They then record that information through a third-party app and send it along with their own identity.
In the second step, we work with the identification of the sender and verify all the evidences by looking at it from different
sources.* After the verification process is done, the information is selected to be sent along to our server.
*We may also talk to the sender in a special case.
In the next step, The verified data is uploaded to our server. We enrich our database by adding appropriate documents to specific profiles of different areas at regular intervals.
Finally, all our collaborators and visitors can see the verified
and accurate* data from our website.
*Data may slightly vary from real-time inspection.
A sound level above 70 dB is considered extreme by the World Health Organization, but a recent study found the highest 120-129 dB sound recorded in several places in Dhaka City.
Record No: 01
Minimum: 59.50 dB
Average: 98.10 dB
Maximum: 107.30 dB
Area: Roadside.
Timezone: 1600-0000
Day Type: Weekday.
Record No: 01
Minimum: 57.00 dB
Average: 84.10 dB
Maximum: 91.80 dB
Area: Roadside.
Timezone: 1600-0000
Day Type: Weekday.
Record No: 01
Minimum: 63.40 dB
Average: 82.00 dB
Maximum: 88.90 dB
Area: Roadside.
Timezone: 1600-0000
Day Type: Weekday.
Record No: 01
Minimum: 58.40 dB
Average: 87.30 dB
Maximum: 101.30 dB
Area: Roadside.
Timezone: 1600-0000
Day Type: Weekday.
What is it all about?
How can I submit the data?
Why should I give you my name and email address?
Which app/s should I use?
How is my data processed?
I'm facing problems regarding the submission process.