Here's some data sonification from the waveform of the seismograph reading of a Southern California 4.4 magnititude earthquake on 3/17/14. The raw data sonification is a half-second blip of white noise -- here's what we hear when we adjust some of the parameters of that noise.

Programs used: 

Audacity - Raw data import (Noise)
SPEAR - Used to adjust pitch, speed, time, and noise level.

Earthquake Sonification (March 17th, 2014)

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