ASA has filed a PINS with ANSI for the proposed revision of BSR/ASA S3.39-20XX with a comment deadline of Nov. 9, 2025.

A PINS signals the start of a U.S. standard and opens a 30-day public comment period to ensure transparency & coordination.

Details: bit.ly/4gWTiXS

A Draft of ASA/BSR S12.2-20XX is open for public review!

Public participation keeps standards open & accessible. To Request the Draft Documents + Comment Form, email standards@acousticalsociety.org

🗓️ Comment Deadline: October 12, 2025

ASA/ANSI S12.7 was just reaffirmed and heads into revision this month. It’s the go-to for measuring impulse noise—think fireworks, sonic booms, and gunfire—tracking peak pressure, time variation, and SEL.

Learn more here: bit.ly/3WgReR5

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It’s the final week of ASA Standards Members Speak! Doug Winker, ASC S12 Chair, shares how leading the committee has advanced noise standards—creating healthier, quieter environments and making a real impact. #ASAStandards #MemberSpotlight

Join today: bit.ly/4h3H66f

ASA Standards Members Speak - Week 3

What happens when you say yes to standards work? For Brian Biby, it opened a whole new world.

Every voice matters. Every contribution counts.

#ASAStandards #StandardsInAction #MemberVoices #AcousticsInAction #SoundScience

Members Speak - Week 2

ASA Standards is highlighting member contributions all month long. This week features William Murphy, whose work since 1995 has shaped hearing protection standards and strengthened collaboration across sectors.

#ASAStandards #MembersSpeak #SoundScience #HearingHealth

ASA Members Speak: Marie Roch on the value of standards.

“This rewarding teamwork has broadened my perspectives and helps people recognize the value of preserving detailed information about scientific methods and results.”

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