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Title	Sound and music for science explorations
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Author(s)	Williams, Genevieve (speaker) (University of Exeter, UK) ; Vicinanza, Domenico (speaker) (Anglia Ruskin University and GEANT)
Corporate author(s)	CERN. Geneva
Imprint	2017-09-22. - 364.
Series	(IT Lightning Talks (ITLT)) (IT Lightning Talks: session #14)
Lecture note	on 2017-09-22T10:43:00
Subject category	IT Lightning Talks (ITLT)
Abstract	Resonances, periodicity, patterns and spectra: well-known notions that play crucial roles both in science and music. This short talk will focus on analysing data and their relations by translating measurements into audible signals and using the natural capability of the ear to distinguish, characterise and analyse waveform shapes, amplitudes and relations. This process is called data sonification.
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