Audio forensics from acoustic reverberation

Published: 01 Jan 2010, Last Modified: 04 Mar 2025ICASSP 2010EveryoneRevisionsBibTeXCC BY-SA 4.0
Abstract: An audio recording is subject to a number of possible distortions and artifacts. For example, the persistence of sound, due to multiple reflections from various surfaces in a room, causes temporal and spectral smearing of the recorded sound. This distortion is referred to as audio reverberation time. We describe a technique to model and estimate the amount of reverberation in an audio recording. Because reverberation depends on the shape and composition of a room, differences in the estimated reverberation can be used in a forensic and ballistic setting.
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