Sorry it took me so long to get these prepared. I wanted to make them available in a few different sizes for people, and had to make sure the pieces were all complete, etc.
This radio broadcasts explains everything you ever wanted to know about crowd estimation and solves many of the myth's about it.
Hear, straight from the sources (the cops, computer crowd estimation experts, historians), how there is no such thing as an "official count" and how everyone is in basic agreement on the count of the January 18, 2003 protest in San Francisco (150,000-200,000), learn about the latest in computer-oriented crowd estimation techniques, and discover how the methods for determining their size and scope of peaceful demonstrations have evolved over the last century.
The situation surrounding the Million Man March is also discussed in detail. Really neat stuff!
Media cycle: Radio/Cassette Tape/Video Camera/Computer
Hope you enjoy it:
MP3s of KQED Forum's Crowd Estimation Progra
Host: Angie Coiro
Guests:
Dr. Farouk el Baz, Director of the Center for Remote Sensing at Boston University
David Brunelle, Public Affairs Officer for Capital Protection
Lucy Barber, Archivist at the California State Archives and author of "Marching on Washington: The Forging of an American Political Tradition"
Gregory Suhr, Deputy Chief of the San Francisco Police Department
Posted by Lisa at February 03, 2003 10:05 AM | TrackBackForum programs going back a bit (including this one) are avaiable on the Forum website in RA format. Might be easier to capture the RA feed and convert it to MP3.
Posted by: Jonathan Lundell on February 3, 2003 09:48 PMYour idiot anti-Americanism should shame and embarass you, but you have no sense.
If you live in San Francisco, you've got plenty of problems to solve without worrying about the world's problems.
I left SF in 1976 as it became apparent that Feminazis like you were the future of SF. You are racist and sexist to the core. Kind of surprising, since you think that you are absolutely the opposite.
Try to cure yourself of the sick addiction to Marxism and feminism, girls. Once you've begun to overcome the psycho-sexual illness afflicting you, you might turn your attention to larger issues.
Seig Heil Nazi Girls!
Posted by: Stephen on February 5, 2003 01:58 PM