File:The-Sound-Generated-by-Mid-Ocean-Ridge-Black-Smoker-Hydrothermal-Vents-pone.0000133.s002.ogv
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English: Movie showing the black smoker acoustic recording system deployed at the Sully vent in September 2004 with audio from the same deployment. The audio and video are not contemporaneous because the remotely-operated vehicle carrying the video camera generated excessive noise. The video is included to provide context for the audio. The audio has been upsampled to 8 kHz, and high-pass filtered at 10 Hz using a 4-pole Butterworth filter. It is played in real-time (i.e. without time stretching or pitch shifting). Because much of the acoustic energy falls below ∼100 Hz, speakers with good bass response are required to properly reproduce the sound. Most laptop speakers will not produce sound. |
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Source | Movie S1 from Crone T, Wilcock W, Barclay A, Parsons J (2006). "The Sound Generated by Mid-Ocean Ridge Black Smoker Hydrothermal Vents". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0000133. PMID 17205137. PMC: 1762412. | ||
Author | Crone T, Wilcock W, Barclay A, Parsons J | ||
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Author | Crone T, Wilcock W, Barclay A, Parsons J |
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Usage terms | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ |
Image title | Movie showing the black smoker acoustic recording system deployed at the Sully vent in September 2004 with audio from the same deployment. The audio and video are not contemporaneous because the remotely-operated vehicle carrying the video camera generated excessive noise. The video is included to provide context for the audio. The audio has been upsampled to 8 kHz, and high-pass filtered at 10 Hz using a 4-pole Butterworth filter. It is played in real-time (i.e. without time stretching or pitch shifting). Because much of the acoustic energy falls below ?100 Hz, speakers with good bass response are required to properly reproduce the sound. Most laptop speakers will not produce sound. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2006 |
Language | English |