The
National Center for Media Forensics at the University of Colorado Denver is pleased to announce the following training courses:
Forensic Authentication of Digital Images May 7-11, 2012 Tuition: $1,700
Students explore authentication of digital images with regard to evidence admissibility and counterfeit detection. EXIF data analysis, recompression analysis, PRNU, and more will be discussed. Students are strongly encouraged to bring images from their own cases as well as their own digital cameras.
Forensic Authentication of Digital Audio June 11-13, 2012 Tuition: $1,100
Students explore techniques to address challenges in the authentication of digital audio with regard to evidence admissibility and counterfeit detection. Digital data analysis, compression level analysis, and ENF collection and comparison will be discussed.
Forensic Audio Enhancement June 18-20, 2012 Tuition: $900
This course covers practical fundamentals in d
igital audio theory, and forensic audio handling, and enhancement. Specifically, hands-on practice will include: digital evidence tools that can aid in the recovery of digital audio, spectral tools for forensic analysis including the FFT spectrum and spectrogram, and specific filters for noise reduction and stereo source separation. Students will create their own recordings for group problem solving and discussion.
All
courses will meet in person at the National Center for Media Forensics
at 1800 Grant Street, Suite 225, Denver, CO, 80203. Courses will meet
from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm each day. Graduate level university credit will
be given upon successful completion of the course. For information about
how to register or travel inquiries please contact NCMF Administrative
Manager Leah Haloin at
leah.haloin@ucdenver.edu or (303) 315-5852.