Environmental Noise & Cardiovascular Stress Response (2D)

Environmental medicine treats chronic noise exposure as a real cardiovascular risk factor, not just a nuisance. This 2D simulator models the noise-stress pathway end to end: a source's day/evening/night-weighted sound level (L_den) drives a stress-hormone relaxation model, which in turn raises simulated resting heart rate and blood pressure in real time, while a WHO-derived exposure-response curve estimates the long-term relative risk of ischemic heart disease. Adjust the source level, time-of-day penalty, years of chronic exposure and facade insulation to see how each factor moves the physiology across the drag-to-pan propagation map, the live heart-rate panel and the real-time strip chart.