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SWGDE- Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence: an American group that
includes a forensic audio committee that has produced best practices manuals and is
promoting research on ENF. http://www.swgde.org/
9. Acknowledgment
We thank Micheal Jessen of the Bundeskriminalamt Germany, Jurrien Bijhold of the
Netherlands Forensic Institute, Catalin Grigoras and Jeff Smith of the University of
Colorado, Denver, National Center for Media Forensics, Ken Marr of the FBI Forensic
Audio, Video and Image Analysis Unit, David Hallimore of the Scientific Working
Group on Digital Evidence, and Doug Lacey of BEK TEK LLC, for assistance in
preparation this manuscript.
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