Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’

the reading festival of weather, art and music, 1st-3rd june 2012 http://t.co/drk0Mjbi


an archive of classic meteorological papers from the royal meteorological society http://t.co/qmu93PTT


ocean surface currents visualised over two years, using a NASA/JPL computational model https://t.co/GDEZJ8P5


a beautiful interactive map of wind flow across the USA http://t.co/OjSIE9rA (via @_jbag @sebemina)


wind (2008), a sound sculpture that responds to wind patterns in the viewer’s visual field, by @damian0815 http://t.co/yYUsNMcV


windswept (2012), a wind-driven kinetic façade indicating the direction of windflow over the surface of a building http://t.co/76hs5PHt


weather station (norbert schnell & robin minard, 1995) uses climate sensors and 310 piezos for weather-reactive sonics http://t.co/bJlglbBr


david bowen, “tele-present water”, uses NOAA wave data for an installation that is profound in its simplicity http://t.co/uAEW3Wsm


ken goldsmith, “the weather”, transcribing a year’s 1-min weather bulletins http://t.co/YwM2Hp27


some more weather-related works for the archive: john cage, “lecture on the weather” http://streamingmuseum.org/john-cages-lecture-on-the-weather-a-political-statement-relevent-today/


mark ballora discusses data and sonification, featuring a lovely audio rendition of weather parameters http://t.co/39cAstKQ


this season’s soho house magazine features an interview on variable 4, now available online and as a pdf (p17/18): http://t.co/UTLc7S9v


looks like wolfram alpha can generate useful graphs of historical weather conditions: http://t.co/GJqEZLf4


mark nystrom’s automated drawings based on wind conditions are things of beauty: http://t.co/PkwItQJB (via @mariuswatz)


we urge everybody to sign this petition to save coastguard maritime rescue stations under threat: http://t.co/ZsMhAsq0 (via @RomneyHoy)


really nice video report about the piece on itv channel tv @channelonline: http://t.co/efZnr27A


many thanks to @branchage and to all the people who came down to visit. an unbroken record of four entirely rainless installations!


magical times as the @branchage folk walked across the causeway to visit us late tonight. nighttime movements still broadcasting on 1026mw.


high tide, and we’re alone on elizabeth castle island. exploring the 6thC hermitage & neighbouring ww2 bunkers. http://t.co/hgU0Yw13


… possibly the first 24-hour BBC broadcast of a piece of generative music?


for those in the jersey vicinity, tune in to 1026MW to hear variable 4 on bbc radio, broadcasting continuously for the next 24 hours…


we’re now operational at @branchage, with our first night spent within elizabeth castle’s walls. blustering winds not dropping below 3m/s.


beat the crack of dawn to portsmouth harbour, now at the freight terminal for the channel islands ferry… http://t.co/73Rg53yZ


the live weather conditions of jersey can also be tracked via: @LiveWeatherJSY


the happy recipients of detailed historical data from jersey meteorological department (http://t.co/CS3SZqgW). and now: analysis friday.