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BREAKING NEWS
In an important breakthrough in deciphering dolphin language,
researchers Jack Kassewitz and John Stuart Reid, have imaged
the high definition imprints that dolphin sounds make in water.
The resulting "CymaGlyphs," as the images have been named, are
reproducible patterns that are expected to form the basis of a
lexicon of dolphin language, each pattern representing a dolphin "picture word".
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MISSION STATEMENT
To significantly expand communication between dolphins and humans.
We are working towards this goal by using cutting-edge technology to:
- Develop new systems to explore cetacean cognition and acoustic abilities, and create a language interface.
- Record cetacean sounds both above and below water in the broadest spectrum ever achieved.
- Analyze these cetacean sounds for harmonic patterns and communication value.
- Use these analyzed sounds to play specific musical phrases and tones underwater -- back to the cetaceans -- while recording their contemporaneous responses.
- Publish and share this research in scientific journals.
- Assist in establishing new standards in the scientific grade recording and processing of marine mammal acoustics.
- Play cooperative games with cetaceans in order to expand our understanding of interspecies alliances and non-verbal communication.
- Produce and distribute music created in partnership with these cetacean recordings for integration into human consciousness.
- Utilize dolphins to inspire humanity towards greater stewardship of our oceans.
