An Ear to the Sky: Intuitive Exploration & Discovery in Astronomical Data using Sonification
倾听天空:直觉探索
基本信息
- 批准号:ST/X004651/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 55.22万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The recent decades of astronomy has seen an ever more detailed physical picture of our Universe emerge, with the enhanced sophistication of observations and physical models. However, the growing detail and volume of data presents its own problems; human data exploration can become overwhelming, despite its central role in historical scientific discovery. Machine-learning tools have arisen to help, but human intuition for the data remains key to their development and interpretation. This problem afflicts how we interface with data at all levels, from high-level research, to presenting data to the public. What's more, the visual bias of data presentation excludes those with visual impairments, likely contributing to a strong underrepresentation of Visually Impaired (VI) researchers in the field. For this program we propose development of novel tools and techniques for 'sonification' (encoding data into sound) to provide a unique perspective on astronomical data sets, in particular the STRAUSS code (Sonification Tools and Resources for Analysis Using Sound Synthesis). This free and open source python library uses an object-oriented and abstracted approach to allow uses to 'sonify' their own data, analogous to how a plotting library can be used for visualisation. STRAUSS will be used to sonify light spectra for classification, and as the basis for a novel IFU explorer, allowing users to hear the third frequency axis as they explore the 2D-projected spatial axes. We will also explore using STRAUSS to monitor high-volume data and as a way to present data to the public via a unique planetarium & VR show. Together, we intend to partner with commercial firms interested in human curation and exploration of big-data, as well as accessibility for a more inclusive society. Through commercial support we hope to maximise the broad societal and interdisciplinary benefits we perceive, establishing new intuition and accessibility for complex data in the global community.
近几十年来,随着观测和物理模型的日益复杂,天文学已经看到了我们宇宙的一幅更加详细的物理图像。然而,越来越多的细节和数据量也带来了自己的问题;人类数据探索可能会变得势不可挡,尽管它在历史科学发现中发挥着核心作用。机器学习工具已经出现,但人类对数据的直觉仍然是其开发和解释的关键。这个问题困扰着我们如何在各个层面上与数据进行交互,从高层次的研究到向公众展示数据。更重要的是,数据呈现的视觉偏见排除了那些有视觉障碍的人,这可能导致该领域视觉障碍(VI)研究人员的代表性严重不足。对于这个程序,我们建议开发新的工具和技术的“声化”(编码数据到声音),以提供一个独特的角度对天文数据集,特别是STRAUSS代码(声化工具和资源分析使用声音合成)。这个免费开源的python库使用面向对象和抽象的方法来允许用户“sonify”自己的数据,类似于绘图库如何用于可视化。STRAUSS将用于对光谱进行超声分类,并作为新型IFU探测器的基础,允许用户在探索2D投影空间轴时听到第三频率轴。我们还将探索使用STRAUSS来监控大量数据,并通过独特的天文馆和VR展示向公众展示数据。我们打算与对人类管理和大数据探索感兴趣的商业公司合作,以及为更具包容性的社会提供可访问性。通过商业支持,我们希望最大限度地提高我们所感知的广泛的社会和跨学科利益,在全球社区建立新的直觉和复杂数据的可访问性。
项目成果
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Inspecting spectra with sound: proof-of-concept and extension to datacubes
用声音检查光谱:概念验证和数据立方体的扩展
- DOI:10.1093/rasti/rzad021
- 发表时间:2023
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- 作者:Trayford J
- 通讯作者:Trayford J
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