Compared to the classical methods to measure sound transmission loss and absorption of noise barriers in the laboratory, the new Adrienne procedure (European standard prENV 1793-5) has some important advantages. Meanwhile there exists a first commercial implementation of the method. Some preliminary results found with the new method are documented in the literature but a profound experience to introduce the method is still missing. Within this project a series of known noise barriers will be examined with Adrienne. By comparison with the data from the classical measurements in the lab, the correlation between the two methods will be determined. In addition a tool will be developed to translate data found in the laboratory and with Adrienne.