IEEE (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers) has started a public video section on its web site it calls ieee.tv. I have been a member of IEEE since at least my graduate school days, as are many speech and forensic scientists, so if you are in either one or both of these fields and are not a member, I highly recommend that you check into it. (And in the spirit of full disclosure and in the hopes of avoiding investigation under who knows what new law is actually now or ever will be on the books about such things on the Internet - no, they didn't pay me to plug them as a professional organization!).
On to the subject of this post: ieee.tv has a fascinating video clip on the gunshot analysis performed by various experts on the recordings JFK assassination.
Hat Tip: Thanks Alex!
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Audio Forensics: Signal Processing helps unravel JFK Shooting evidence
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Here's the new link: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/player/html/viewer#truth-about-assassination-signal-processing-tells-story
Anyone can watch the video, but you have to be an IEEE member to download the file.
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