The Pandorabird Project: Identifying The Types Of Music That May Be Favored By Our Avian Co-inhabitants
PandoraBird, Initial System, 2016, Elizabeth Demaray _ Ahmed Elgammal, Interactive system for birds, photo Ahmed Elgammal
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- ISEA2016: 22nd International Symposium on Electronic Art
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Session Title:
- Digital Ethology
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- The Pandorabird Project: Identifying The Types Of Music That May Be Favored By Our Avian Co-inhabitants
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PandorBird: Identifying the Types of Music That May Be Favored by Our Avian Co-Inhabitants is an interactive outdoor installation that uses computer vision and interactive software to track and then play the music choices made by wild song- birds. This mobile learning system uses a novel algorithm for species identification, plays avian-favored human music, and builds a database of the musical compositions preferred by local feeder birds. Offerings in each genre of music will be chosen using standard criteria from web-based “music-discovery services,” such as melody, harmony, rhythm, form, and composition.
