Dana M. Lodico is a Principal Consultant at HMMH with 26 years of professional experience in noise control and vibration. She is a nationally recognized expert in tire pavement, ground transportation, energy generation, and environmental noise. She has authored 14 publications and contributed to more than 50 conference proceedings and presentations in acoustics. Her research has covered innovative sound barriers, quiet pavement evaluations, meteorological effects on traffic noise, truck noise source localization using acoustic beam forming, thermo-acoustic refrigeration design, and classroom acoustics.
Ms. Lodico has led teams and managed acoustic studies for battery energy storage facilities and outdoor concert venues, as well as large, high-profile highway noise studies in metropolitan areas.
She holds an MS in Building Science & Architectural Acoustics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of Colorado. She is board certified by the Institute of Noise Control Engineering (INCE-USA) and a registered professional engineer (PE) in California, Colorado, and Oregon. She serves as President of INCE-USA and Vice President of the International Institute of Noise Control Engineering.