Finding geographically representative music via social media

Parker, Charles; Joshi, Dhiraj; Lei, Phoury; Luo, Jiebo

doi:10.1145/2072529.2072538

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“…There are several methods to recommend music according to location cues, for example, choosing traditional music with respect to the input location [9], or as Kaminskas et al [5] proposed, a place of interest (POI) can be matched to music tracks by their relationships on the ontology graph, or by their overlap ratio of emotional and physical tags. Here we used musicmicro dataset provided by Schedl [10] for its easy accessibility.…”

Section: Location-aware Music Selectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Lin

Chen

Chang

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 22nd ACM International Conference on Multimedia

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Google Maps with Street View (GSV) provides ways to explore the world but it lacks efficient ways to present a journey. Hyperlapse provides another ways for quick glimpsing the street-views along the route; however, its viewing experience is also not comfortable and could be tedious when the route is long-distance. In this paper, we provide an efficient and enjoyable way to present street view sequences of long journey. Street view journey video accompanied with locally listened music will be produced by the proposed approach. During the move between locations, we use the speed control techniques for animation production to improve the viewing experience. User evaluation results show that the proposed method increases the satisfaction of users in viewing the street view sequences.

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Section: Location-aware Music Selectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Msva

Lin

Chen

Chang

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 22nd ACM International Conference on Multimedia

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“…Consequently, the application of information technologies to the dissemination of cultural heritage has privileged visual content. The role of music as a significant contributor to cultural heritage is undisputed, and there are numerous projects regarding the relationship between music and places, from the use of music as an aid to teaching geography [31] to the automatic identification of music that is representative of a geographical area through social media mining [24]. Musical works have been geolocated and made accessible through a web interface representing a stylized planisphere [19] and cartography inspired Island of Music [23], a two-dimensional representation of a music collection obtained from self-organizing maps.…”

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Locate your soundscape: interacting with the acoustic environment

Orio

Carolis

Liotard

2021

Multimed Tools Appl

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Although overshadowed by visual information, sound plays a central role in how people perceive an environment. The effect of a landscape is enriched by its soundscape, that is, the stratification of all the acoustic sources that, often unconsciously, are heard. This paper presents a framework for archiving, browsing, and accessing soundscapes, either remotely or on-site. The framework is based on two main components: a web-based interface to upload and search the recordings of an acoustic environment, enriched by in- formation about geolocation, timing, and context of the recording; and a mobile app to browse and listen to the recordings, using an interactive map or GPS information. To populate the archive, we launched two crowdsourcing initiatives. An initial experiment examined the city of Padua’s soundscape through the participation of a group of undergraduate students. A broader experiment, which was proposed to all people in Italy, aimed at tracking how the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown was dramatically changing the soundscape of the entire country.

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