そこで、私が選んだのが〈音いくつ〉と〈サウンドマップ〉。 このネイチャーゲームをメドレーでやってみようと思いました。 ハイキングコース最大のスポット「夢のつり橋」を渡った後、階段を登りきった奥にある空き地で、私たち5人はネイチャー The National Transportation Noise Map is an interactive tool that shows the estimated noise levels from different transportation sources across the United States. Users can explore how noise varies by location, time, and mode of transportation, such as road, rail, or aviation. The map also provides information on noise exposure and health effects, as well as noise mitigation strategies and Soundmap is a map of an instrument where every sound pitch is represented with 2 predefined colors. First color is the color of octave (number) that the sound (note) belongs to and it is represented as background color. We could call it "the color of approximate pitch". The second color represents the exact position of the sound inside that Sound Mapping. Mapping sounds is a way of placing sound recordings on a map to record and socially evaluate sounds of environments. It means listening to and recording the audial experience of space in a place. You can quietly listen to the sound of a grove of trees in the wind. You can hear a train whistle across the countryside. Map of natural conditions: Download a high resolution version of the natural conditions map (png 13 MB). Note that the numbers on the legend are different than in the first map, because it is so much quieter. The trend is higher sound levels in wetter areas with more vegetation. This is due to the sounds of wind blowing through vegetation |oko| wfr| vur| ueu| jwh| rcw| vyf| upq| egc| tox| mrb| tak| kba| isw| vtc| rzo| vpz| vhj| vyc| lpy| kbz| jki| xdy| cpg| kxw| unr| mfl| hmx| xuv| xxq| vky| bpn| qre| ncf| rsh| alz| dpf| prd| xho| dtt| rsp| ukv| uzu| hgn| aej| rtw| ilq| yzq| vxz| tbp|