Information Music
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iSIC (information music) is a musical sonification of data in complex systems. It is an R&D project under the auspices of the Telecommunications Technology program at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario.
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[edit] Background
iSIC is an alternative approach to remotely monitoring complex systems like communications networks. Unlike traditional monitoring systems which are primarily visual (graphs, tables, etc.), iSIC – which is meant to complement, not replace traditional systems - presents information in a synergized acoustical format that provides a holistic and uninterrupted audio model of the system under observation. iSIC falls under the broader category of the field of sonification.
[edit] Website
- iSIC iSIC (Information Music) - a musical sonification of data in complex systems.
[edit] Authors
- William Farkas William Farkas - Leader of the project and the coordinator of the Telecommunications Technology program at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario.
- Hong-Tae Jeon Hong-Tae Jeon - Lead Researcher and Developer of the project.
