Subject: | Re: ice booming in Yosemite |
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From: | "gweddig" gweddig |
Date: | Fri Jan 20, 2012 9:27 am ((PST)) |
Sounds like a case of fortuitous timing Dan. Well done! Did you drill hol= es for the hydrophones? Were you able to place them far apart? --greg weddig --- In Dan Dugan <> wrote: > > An extraordinary time in Yosemite. January 17 and still no snow, Tioga Pa= ss Road was still open. All the lakes were booming loudly as the temperatur= e changed in the day. Geologist Val Zimmer and I went to record at Dog Lake= , undisturbed by people or traffic. Val hypothesized that the lack of an in= sulating cover of snow made the phenomenon happen every day. Cheryl Leonard= loaned us her pair of Aquarian hydrophones. The air array was Sennheiser M= KH 20s on a Jecklin Disk. > > The two clips are from exactly the same time, in the air and in the ice. > > http://soundcloud.com/user7860487/sets/ice-booming-on-dog-lake-in > > -Dan > |
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