A Sociological Research of Noise Pollution and Noise Control withUrban Green Space Expansion

The purpose of the present study is noise pollution as an environmental, social and urban problem, with the dimensions, quantity and quality of noise pollution and the definition and its physical, psychological and social conditions which are viewed through medical sociological perspectives and also proposing possible solutions to challenge these problems. Among the solutions urban green space design based upon the natural environmental approach is more desirable. This study is a deep analytical and quantitative research which its data was collected through corpus and documentary methods. Social environmental approaches pertaining the medical sociology and also ecological renewal theory have been applied as a theoretical framework. The findings show that noise pollution is one of the most important problems which seriously threatens physical, mental health and human social relations, to reduce these problems urban green space expansion design and devoting attentions towards it are seen as a base solution of the problems.