Research
Research interests
- human responses to vibration
- environmental simulation
- railway applications
Publications
51 publications
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David Thompson, Wenjing Sun, Martin Toward, Giacomo Squicciarini, Ester Cierco, Albert Isnardo, Martin Rissmann, Pascal Bouvet & Michael Dittrich,
2025
Type: conference
David Thompson, Stephen Elliott, Christopher Morfey, John Dixon, Neil Ferguson, Robert George White, Christopher Rice, Helen Cullington, Martin Toward, Paul White & Mike Lower,
2025, Acta Acustica, 9
Type: article
David Thompson, Dong Zhao, Giacomo Squicciarini, Martin Toward, Ester Cierco, Erwin Jansen & Michael Dittrich,
2024, Railway Engineering Science, 33, 342–358
Type: article
Siddharth Venkataraman, Romain Rumpler, Siv Leth, Martin Toward & Tohmmy Bustad,
2022, SSRN Electronic Journal, 839
Type: article
Martin Toward, Michael Lower, Marcus TL Wiseman, David Thompson & Paul Ferraby,
2022
Type: conference
Martin Toward,
2021
Type: conference
Wenjing Sun, David J. Thompson, Martin Toward, Marcus Wiseman & Evangelos Ntotsios,
2021
Type: conference
Xiaowan Liu, Jin Zhang, David Thompson, Eduardo Latorre Iglesias, Giacomo Squicciarini, Zhiwei Hu, Martin Toward & Daniel Lurcock,
2021, Applied Acoustics, 175
Type: article
Xiaowan Liu, Jin Zhang, Giacomo Squicciarini, Zhiwei Hu, Martin Toward & Daniel Lurcock,
2021
Type: bookChapter
Wenjing Sun, David Thompson, Martin Toward, Marcus Wiseman, Evangelos Ntotsios & Stephen Byrne,
2020, Applied Acoustics, 170
Type: article
Biography
Martin Toward is a Senior Consultant Engineer in ISVR Consulting, the consultancy arm of the Institute of Sound and Vibration Research at the University of Southampton. He has expertise in the measurement, prediction and mitigation of railway noise and vibration. Previously he was employed in the Human Factors Research Unit of the ISVR as a Senior Researcher. He has worked on UK and European research projects as well as a wide range of long- and short-term consultancy projects. He has presented his work at national and international conferences and has published widely in peer-reviewed journals. He represents the UK interests on the European Railway Acoustics Committee (CEN WG03/TC 256).