SPECIAL ISSUE: MACHINE LEARNING IN ACOUSTICS
Seabed type and source parameters predictions using ship spectrograms in convolutional neural networks: https://t.co/V7qYOjZY0q
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@BYU_PhysAstro@UDengineering@Scripps_Ocean@dfvankomen@tbnbyu
Grateful for the hard work of all the @BYUAcoustics students to prepare and present at #ASA181 and thanks to @acousticsorg for providing this opportunity and @ASAStudents for helping students feel welcome
@BYU recently became a partner in the Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico, home of a beautiful 3.5 m telescope. Our own Prof. Denise Stephens took a group of students there last month to be trained on it. Stay tuned for exciting research to come! https://t.co/SlLgCox7QD
For #ASACOS, we're thrilled to co-sponsor this morning's session on "Wind Noise" with Gregory Lyons @ArmyERDC; W. C. Alberts @ArmyResearchLab; and Richard Raspet @OleMiss#ASA181#NewAcoustics
In ocean acoustics, finding acoustic signals within long recordings is usually time consuming. In order to optimize this process, this paper explores signal classification using two deep learning models. https://t.co/pV6OcOPv8S
@tbnbyu@BYUAcoustics@PurduePhysAstro
The BYU student chapter of the Acoustical Society of America it’s putting on free public demonstration shops Nov 5-6. Use QR code below to sign up for the event or find link and more details at https://t.co/aCwx1CKHkg
@BYUAcoustics@BYU_PhysAstro@UniverseBYU@BYUalumni
TECHNICAL AREA PICK
From Underwater Acoustics: "Seabed type and source parameters predictions using ship spectrograms in convolutional neural networks" https://t.co/V7qYOjZY0q
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@BYU_PhysAstro@UDengineering@Scripps_Ocean@dfvankomen@tbnbyu
We are always proud to remember the incredible scientific contributions of Harvey Fletcher, one of the most influential scientists ever affiliated with @BYU!
EDITOR'S PICK
This new paper describes a method for automatic wind-noise classification and reduction in spectral data without requiring measured wind speeds. https://t.co/Bj0DM8rp8k
#acoustics#noise@BYUAcoustics@BYU_PhysAstro@KentLGee
Nervous but thought some might want to know. Will be sharing a bit about how sound travels in the ocean and making it an analogy for how we receive inspiration from God https://t.co/V8T5ESItK5