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Acoustical Society of Norway
The Acoustical Society of Norway
(NAS) is a voluntary association for acousticians and
others with professional interest in acoustics in Norway.
NAS was founded in Oslo March 28 in 1955 as a part
of The Nordic Acoustical Society, which was founded
the year before. A board consisting of five elected
ordinary members leads the Society. At the beginning
of 2002, the Society consisted of over 200 registered
members and 16 supporting members.
The goal of the Society is to
cultivate contact between acousticians in Norway and,
through membership in The Nordic Acoustical Society,
with the acousticians in the Nordic countries, as well
as with comparable national and international associations.
The Society promotes the development of the science
and technologies within acoustics, and contributes
to the spread of information and knowledge in the field
of acoustics.
NAS is currently a member of
The Nordic Acoustical Society and The International
Institute of Noise Control Engineering I-INCE.
NAS is a partner of The European Acoustics Association EAA and
The International Commission for Acoustics ICA.
The Society publishes a member
newspaper, NAS NEWS, three times a year. Once a year
a technical meeting is arranged for members, usually
during the autumn. Every second year NAS participates
in the meeting of The Nordic Acoustical Society. The
Acoustical Society of Norway in turn hosts the Nordic
meeting approximately every eighth year.
Who can become a member?
Members may be experts in the
field of acoustics, with an academic background from
Norway or abroad, or other professionals who have acquired
comparable knowledge through practical experience.
Also others, who have special qualifications that promote
the work of the Society through ordinary membership,
may be accepted. NAS membership gives automatic membership
in The Nordic Acoustical Society. Contingency for ordinary
members is NOK 200,- per year.
Who can become a supporting
member?
The board may accept organizations,
companies, institutes and personal members who are
interested in the goals of the Society, and who wish
to support the Society with yearly contributions as
supporting members. Contingency for supporting company
members is NOK 2000,- per year.
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