A new video showcasing the environmental education workshop focused on soundscape appreciation at the Río Cruces Wetlands Center in Valdivia was recently released. Two schools from Valdivia participated in the activity, which included an outdoor sound walk and a concert…
On Thursday, October 10, 2024, a sensory environmental education workshop was held with the El Bosque and Gracia y Paz schools at the Río Cruces Wetlands Center (CEHUM) in Valdivia. Here you can watch some videos of the participants from…
A new outreach video about the virtual reality research conducted in the project by students Esaú Medina and Martín Aguilar was released this week. Directed by Francisco Ríos Anderson.
A new video showcasing the bird detector algorithm designed and implemented by the researcher Gabriel Morales was recently launched. The video shows various activities related to the design, implmentation and assessment of this novel approach to wetland monitoring stations. The…
The engineering student Diego Espejo gave a presentation about the Soundlapse project at the International Computer Music Conference entitled “High-Performance Tools to Generate and Visualize a Sonic Time-Lapse. The research deals which describes an algorithm to generate a sound time-lapse audio capsules…
Field recordings carried out in Valdivian wetlands were included in the soundtrack of the dance-theatre piece “Fatamorgana”. The work was created as a collaboration between the choreographer Patricia Campos and the film sound designer Francisco Ríos. Information and video version of…
The sound installation entitled “Soundlpase” was shortlisted for the prestigious 2021 Lumen Arts and Technology Award in London. The work was shortlisted among a group of 70 works from more than 1200 applications. Here you can read information about the…
Time-lapse video with synchronised audio and video footage carried out at dawn at the Parque Urbano El Bosque wetland in Valdivia. 16 Oct. 2020. Field recordings: Cristóbal Briceño.
Time-lapse video with synchronized audio and image, made from binaural renderings of ambisonics recordings during sunrise on Sept. 22. 2020.
