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For more Utah arch vibration content, check out Prof. Jeff Moore's twitter feed @UtahGeohaz (Jeff is in the same department as the link). Here's some very cool
by McKayDavis 5y ago
For more Utah arch vibration content, check out Prof. Jeff Moore's twitter feed @UtahGeohaz (Jeff is in the same department as the link).
Here's some very cool visualizations showing exaggerated vibrations of natural wonders:
https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1451218202621399043 https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1451218202621399043 (Colonnade Arch)
https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1473692964216057865 https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1473692964216057865 (The Matterhorn)
https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1473692964216057865 https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1473692964216057865 (not sure which arch)
- davidmurdoch 5y agoI remember a project that would amplify videos of very subtle movement. I wonder if that sort of tech could be applied here.
- genmon 5y agoVideo magnification -- I've always been surprised that this hasn't been commercialised. Would be valuable in e.g. infant monitors, or as a diagnostic tool in remote video medical consultations. https://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/vidmag/ https://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/vidmag/ There's sample code on that site, and an online version linked too: http://lambda.qrilab.com/site/ http://lambda.qrilab.com/site/