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May 2012

Volume 65, Issue 5

cover: Scattered efforts are under way to transform data sets into sound and thereby take advantage of humans’ natural aural filters in order to discover patterns, recognize events, monitor information streams, and communicate results. This abstract collage represents the power of the emerging field of data sonification. For more, see the story on page 20.

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