RE-SONIFICATION OF GEOGRAPHIC SOUND ACTIVITY USING ACOUSTIC, SEMANTIC, AND SOCIAL INFORMATION

Sonic representations of spaces have emerged as a means to capture and present the activity that conventional representations, such as maps, do not encapsulate. Therefore, to convey the activity information of regions, both large and small, we use sounds and information provided by regional communities in the automated design of soundscapes to re-sonify geographic sound activity. To quantify this community knowledge, we have developed an...