Name: Peter Sinclair, Locus Sonus

Location: Niolon, near Marseille, France

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In the summer lots of tourists, lots of cicada. In the winter waves and birds. There is a small train line so you might hear the whistle blow. For once there are very few cars to be heard

Name: PALAOA at the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI)

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Details: PALAOA stands for Perennial Acoustic Observatory in the Antarctic Ocean. However, Palao is also the Hawaiian word for whale.. The small research container is unmanned and located not far from the Neumayer Station on the ice shelf of Atka Bay in the Antarctic.
Nearly complete darkness prevails in the Antarctic winter.. PALAO, however, does not depend on visibility conditions and records year round, 24 hours a day, what goes on in the water under the ice shelf. Scientists can not only hear the voices of marine dwellers - whistling Weddell seals, clicking killer whales as well as the rare and little-researched Ross seal - the animals themselves are constantly surrounded by noises: ice floes rub against each other and drift across the ocean, large pieces of the ice shelf tumble with a thunderous crash into the water and yearly the Polarstern sails past to bring supplies to the Neumayer Station..
The data stream is transmitted via wireless LAN from PALAOA to the Neumayer Base.. and from there by permanent satellite link .. to the AWI..
More than 15000 km lie between Antarctica and the institute in Germany. Due to the limited bandwith of the satellite link, jamming of the WLAN link due to storms, or energy shortage, the connection might temporarily be down or scrammed. In this case, please dial in later!

Name: London, Camberwell; operator: self noise; soundCamp

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Details: A back yard in Loughborough Junction, in S London.
The microphone hangs in a tree near a chicken run and bird feeders. Sounds of vehicle traffic, overflight of planes on approach to Heathrow Airport, wild birds, people in various neighboring gardens.
The stream is mono via Darkice on a Raspberry Pi to the Locus Sonus network

Name: Jupiter Research Foundation, live whale audio

Location: Puako, Hawaii

Daybreak : UTC +0

Details:
Live transmission of humpback whale song sung by the males in their Hawaii winter breeding ground. The whales have migrated down from their northern summer feeding grounds to their winter grounds to give birth, nurse and breed.
They sing elaborate 4 part songs with each part looping repeatedly in a sequence that is evolved by the group through the season. Whale song has been important in advocating for whale conservation. As such it exemplifies the process of bringing non-humans into the collective, as described by Bruno Latour.
Its functions for the whales are not clear.

Name: Udo Noll, radio aporee

Location: Belgian Quarter, Cologne, Germany

Daybreak : UTC +0

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Street-side balcony over a little street with low traffic, cyclists and pedestrians. At night you hear the freight trains passing the nearby bridge, as well as sounds coming from a pub next street corner.

Name:   Joel Goodwin, Live Nature Songs    Austin, TX

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Daybreak : around 12.00 (noon) UTC +0

Details:
The stream is via LNS's Naturephone - a proprietary weatherproof streaming device which is part of an evolving live audio project to relay natural soundscapes. Birds, planes..
Check also the Costa Rica and Panama streams from the same project. LNS welcomes your participation. See Streams pages for details and links

Name:   Grégoire Lauvin, Echo-in    St Baume, France

Location: In the wild forest

Daybreak : UTC +0

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The microphone is in the wild forest of the Sainte Baume Mountain. Close to the monastery.
From here you can here all the sound of the forest, from birds to hogs, goat bells, and the bell of the nearby monastery.
It operates via a cellular network to the Locus Sonus server, using solar power.

Name: august black, gustonegro (Locus Sonus)

Location: Oakland, California, USA

Daybreak : UTC +0

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At foot level approximately one block away from highland hospital and two blocks down from where Gertrude Stein grew up ("there is no there there").

Name: Elena (Locus Sonus)

Location: Bologna, Mascarella, Italy

Daybreak : UTC +0

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Microphone on the window of a fourth floor flat in Bologna historic centre, close to the university area.
Description: Night and day city life: people chatting, walking, going to restaurants and bars, churches bells, occasional cars and scooters, sounds from the ventilation system of a cinema in front of the window.

Name: Patrick Perdue

Location: Greensboro, N Carolina

Daybreak : around 11.00 UTC +0

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Long standing independent stream from outside the house in Greensboro

Name: Cost Rica stream by live nature sounds

Location: Southern Pacific Coastal Forest, Costa Rica

Daybreak : UTC +0

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Name: Jerome Joy (Locus Sonus)

Location: St Nazaire, Nantes

Daybreak : UTC +0

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A street downtown. A cheap microphone hooked up on a front window facing the street. Not so far from the shipyard and the harbour. Sometimes, some boat horn and strange airplane sounds (a branch of Airbus factory is close to the city). Along the day : lively urban sound ambience.

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