[McKayDavis]

For more Utah arch vibration content, check out Prof. Jeff Moore's twitter feed @UtahGeohaz (Jeff is in the same department as the link).

Here's some very cool visualizations showing exaggerated vibrations of natural wonders:

https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1451218202621399043 (Colonnade Arch) https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1473692964216057865 (The Matterhorn) https://twitter.com/UtahGeohaz/status/1473692964216057865 (not sure which arch)

[davidmurdoch]

I remember a project that would amplify videos of very subtle movement. I wonder if that sort of tech could be applied here.

[genmon]

Video magnification -- I've always been surprised that this hasn't been commercialised. Would be valuable in e.g. infant monitors, or as a diagnostic tool in remote video medical consultations.

https://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/vidmag/

There's sample code on that site, and an online version linked too:

http://lambda.qrilab.com/site/