Abstract
The developments made by Bruitparif since 2016 around sound source localization technologies applicable to the field of environmental noise resulted in the launch on the market of a patented combined acoustic and imaging sensor called "Medusa". An article of law was voted in France at the end of 2019 in order to enable the experimentation of noise radars in order to punish drivers causing significant noise nuisances by their behavior. The evaluation process includes track trials, roadsite tests and a final phase with fines. We will describe this national experimentation and the context in which it takes place. We will then detail the prototype called "Hydre" that we have developed for this purpose, and will present case results showing how it solves the major difficulties of the legal measurement of the pass-by noise of vehicles in real traffic conditions.
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