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    Drone disturbance vs altitude — meta-analysis readiness check
    I cannot perform a quantitative meta-analysis of drone disturbance vs altitude from the provided research data because the supplied excerpt does not include altitude-binned disturbance outcomes (e.g., noise level or annoyance at specified altitudes). Instead, it provides a non-primary narrative review plus a single societal noise-complaint indicator without an altitude axis.
    1) Evidence map (what is present vs what is required)
    What is provided: a narrative review of the “low-altitude economy” that includes an early social-acceptance indicator stating that Shenzhen flight routes were suspended due to noise complaints (reported as 23 percent), but it does not specify the altitude at which that noise disturbance occurred or provide an altitude-dependent noise curve.
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    2) Why the meta-analysis cannot be computed (missing variables)
    • Need: disturbance outcome(s) (e.g., noise level LAeq, SEL, annoyance score, complaint rate) measured at specific altitudes or altitude bins.
    • Missing: altitude values/bins tied to the disturbance outcomes.
    • Provided instead: a single, altitude-agnostic social-acceptance proxy (noise complaints) and multiple non-disturbance-related low-altitude economy variables.
    Confidence note
    High confidence that the required altitude-resolved disturbance data are absent because the provided excerpt explicitly contains a review-style summary and an altitude-agnostic noise-complaint indicator (23%) rather than altitude-binned disturbance measurements.
    3) What to supply so I can generate the requested graphs (strictly non-example)
    Minimal required dataset schema
    For each study (or experimental setting), provide:
    • Altitude value or bin (e.g., meters above ground)
    • Disturbance outcome metric (noise/annoyance/complaints) and unit
    • Effect uncertainty (SD/SE/CI) or enough data to compute it
    • Study design type (field, lab, simulation) and any sampling size info
    • Covariates (if available): drone type, speed, payload, environment, distance-to-receiver
    You can paste a table or upload a CSV; then I can compute (e.g.) a fixed/random-effects meta-regression of disturbance vs altitude and produce publication-quality Plotly graphs.


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    Updated: April 09, 2026

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    It parses uploaded study tables to extract altitude bins, disturbance outcomes, and uncertainties, then computes per-study effect sizes and fits a pooled altitude–disturbance meta-regression with confidence intervals.



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