Secular Sound of Satellite Messages

The Effect of Sound Spatialization on Responses to Overlapping Messages

Secular Evolution of a Satellite by Tidal Effect. Application to Triton

Some of the satellites in the Solar System, including the Moon, appear to have been captured from heliocentric orbits at some point in their past, and then have evolved to the present configurations. The exact process of how this trapping occurred is unknown, but the dissociation of a planetesimal binary in the gravitational field of the planet, gas drag, or a massive collision seem to be the b...

Investigation of a secular variation impulse using satellite data: The 2003 geomagnetic jerk

Observatory monthly means provide an excellent opportunity to study the temporal changes of the magnetic field at a given location. Unfortunately, the uneven distribution of the present observatory network makes it difficult to determine the global field change pattern. Recently, we have developed an approach to extract satellite monthly means at a regular network of “virtual observatories” at ...

Satellite CCRMA: A Musical Interaction and Sound Synthesis Platform

This paper describes a new Beagle Board-based platform for teaching and practicing interaction design for musical applications. The migration from desktop and laptop computerbased sound synthesis to a compact and integrated control, computation and sound generation platform has enormous potential to widen the range of computer music instruments and installations that can be designed, and improv...

Reclaiming the Secular: Developing Dialogic Skills for a Post-Secular Society

This research paper addresses secularization from both political and religious perspectives. One of its manifestations in the political sphere is that of globalization that can lead to alienation within society; and in the United Kingdom this is exemplified by Brexit. Within the religious sphere secularization is usually couched in oppositional terms. This paper reclaims the original use ...