01381nam a2200217   4500001000700000010001500007100004100022101000800063200008100071210003600152215002800188330077000216606002200986606002901008606001801037606002501055606002001080606002601100606001801126700001901144383632  a0306434679  a20060404d1990       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aThe acoustics of crimeethe new science of forensic phoneticsfHarry Hollien  aNew York ; LondoncPlenumd1990  axiv, 370 p.cil.d26 cm  aPart I - The basics. Chapter 1. Introduction. Chapter 2. Simple acoustics. Chapter 3. Speech characteristics. Chapter 4. Basic equipment. Part II - Problems with tape recordings. Chapter 5. Electronic surveillance. Chapter 6. The problem of noisy tape recordings. Chapter 7. Speech decoding and transcripts. Chapter 8. Authentication of tape recordings. Part III - Speaker identification. Chapter 9. Historical issues and perceptual identification. Chapter 10. The "voiceprint" problem. Chapter 11. Machine/computer approaches. Part IV - Stress in voice. Chapter 12. Psychological stress and psychosis. Chapter 13. Vocal stress/lie detectors. Part V - Related areas. Chapter 15. Related areas and specialties. Chapter 16. On ethics and responsabilities. References.  aCIÊNCIA FORENSE  aIDENTIFICAÇÃO DA VOZ  aEXAME À VOZ  aDETECTOR DE MENTIRAS  aCASSETE ÁUDIO  aEQUIPAMENTO DE ESCUTA  aLINGUÍSTICA  aHOLLIENbHarry