Acoustic Engineer Creates Stunning Visual Representations Of Cetacean Songs
By Matt J. Weiss, January 29, 2010 @ 06:17 PM (EST)
Mark Fisher, an acoustics engineer has taken whale and dolphin calls and made them into artwork. Apparently, his visual representations of the cetacean songs provided more information about the calls than traditional methods. If you're interested in seeing the images you can visit the New Scientist gallery.
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