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This project deals with the topic of social interrelations; its aim is to achieve a deeper understanding of the underlying
mechanisms of these relations through the use of sound and mobile devices/ubiquitous computing. The proposed framework
follows two interdependent directions: 1) using environmental sounds as input data for context analysis, 2) using sound as an
output to express results (sonification).
This project is part of a long-term research project concerning sound based social networks, conducted at the Research Centre for Science and Technology in Arts (CITAR).
The aim of this paper is to share some initial results, both practical and conceptual in form of a related work overview on social networking technologies, a conceptual design for a Facebook® application based on the project initial idea
(including an IPhone® graphic interface proposal) and last but not least, an experimental framework for data communication
between an IPhone® and a computer (using Pure Data through
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Ubiquitous computing Mobile devices Social networking Soundscape Virtual community Data visualization Sonification Field recording Sound classification Interface design Auditory scene analysis
Pedagogical Context
Citation
ICAD 2010: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AUDITORY DISPLAY, 16th, Washington, U.S.A., 9-15 June, 2010 - ICAD 2010: Proceedings. [S.l.]: International Community for Auditory Display, 2010. p. 109-113