Carlos Andrés Ramos Romero is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Acoustics at the Acoustics Research Centre of the University of Salford. His research focuses on the linking between the source’s aeroacoustics phenomena, acoustic propagation, and psychoacoustic response, in the framework of the EPSRC project (EP/V031848/1). He has experience in noise analysis of conventional urban noise sources, such as road traffic noise. His latest research was focused on automatic asphalts distress detection by Tire/road noise signal processing and Artificial Intelligence algorithms. Dr Ramos Romero obtained a Doctoral degree in Mechanical Engineering at “Universidad Politécnica de Madrid” (Spain-2021) with the Ecuadorian Government SENESCYT International Postgraduate Grant – 2017. He was a member of the Instrumentation and Applied Acoustics Research Group i2a2. Prior, he coursed a Master in Acoustics and Vibrations at “Universidad Austral de Chile” (Chile-2017) and the Engineering Bachelor in Sound and Acoustics at the “Universidad de las Américas” (Ecuador-2011). Research areas: Traffic Noise, Drones and Urban Air Mobility Noise, Environmental Noise Modelling, Psychoacoustics, Computational Acoustics, DSP, Machine Learning.