Hi, All.
It has been a very hectic summer for me (again), but I'm back to blogging (finally).
I offer the following website and comic as a sort of "make up" for my delinquency.
Enjoy!
Keith
(Hat tip to EE Life)
Showing posts with label mathematics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mathematics. Show all posts
Friday, July 30, 2010
Monday, February 01, 2010
Acoustics: Visualizing whale calls as art
NewScientist (science magazine, UK) has a fascinating set of images from Mark Fischer, who uses artistically manipulated wavelet transforms of the calls of marine mammals to create stunning artwork.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Labels:
acoustics,
art,
biology,
mathematics
Monday, January 18, 2010
Science and Math: Another round-up of interesting links
I have been having difficulty finding enough time to write my normal analysis and commentary on the information I have come across. Therefore, in order to not fall any further behind in getting interesting things out to you, I'm going to once again resort to listing the links.
With apologies, here they are:
US Judge rules that computerized voice stress analysis can be used to monitor offenders (note: I've blogged previously about how detecting stress is NOT the same as detecting a lie)
Mathematicians: An Outer View of an Inner World
NASA Interstellar Boundary Explorer Mission
Forensic Audio overview article
Mysterious spiral lights
(solution: failed Russian missile launch)
Victorian Infographics
Virtual tours you don't want to miss
Saturn at equinox
The secret life of chaos
Enjoy!
With apologies, here they are:
US Judge rules that computerized voice stress analysis can be used to monitor offenders (note: I've blogged previously about how detecting stress is NOT the same as detecting a lie)
Mathematicians: An Outer View of an Inner World
NASA Interstellar Boundary Explorer Mission
Forensic Audio overview article
Mysterious spiral lights
(solution: failed Russian missile launch)
Victorian Infographics
Virtual tours you don't want to miss
Saturn at equinox
The secret life of chaos
Enjoy!
Labels:
astronomy,
audio forensics,
legal,
mathematics,
physics
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