Soundscapes
After the post about sensitive approach of a mountain territory, we're back in physical awareness of our environment with a focus on sound.

Also, the Soundscape New York exhibit at the Museum of the City of New-York just makes you see the soundscape of different key location around the city. Here are some excerpts to give you an idea of the visual style at stake:
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On the side of urban research, you should have a look at the Cresson research lab, and its various passionating experimentations. On the artistic side, I talked before about Brian House, who links personal, sound and rhythm data to maps. I recently discovered Soundwalk Collective, which explores and documents the world's sounds, creating unique and powerful ambiant music.
There is still much to learn about how sound shape our environment; and I guess noticing sounds is the first step towards awareness of how other senses than visual are stimulated by the world around us.