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http://www.astropage.eu/index_news.php?id=1593 NASA-Forscher nutzen Sonifikation von Magnetfelddaten des Sonnenwinds
By listening only to the auditory representation of the data, the study’s participant was able to correctly predict what this would look like on a more traditional graph. He correctly deduced that that the chirp would show up as a particular kind of peak on a kind of graph called a spectrogram, a graph that shows different levels of frequencies present in the waves that Wind recorded. The researcher also correctly predicted that the corresponding spectrogram representation of the percussive event would display a steep slope.
Credit: NASA
http://www.astropage.eu/index_news.php?id=1593 NASA-Forscher nutzen Sonifikation von Magnetfelddaten des Sonnenwinds
By listening only to the auditory representation of the data, the study’s participant was able to correctly predict what this would look like on a more traditional graph. He correctly deduced that that the chirp would show up as a particular kind of peak on a kind of graph called a spectrogram, a graph that shows different levels of frequencies present in the waves that Wind recorded. The researcher also correctly predicted that the corresponding spectrogram representation of the percussive event would display a steep slope.
Credit: NASA
