[Air-l] Video analysis software

[William Dutton]

If I understand your question, one relevant contact is ReDReSS at  
Lancaster: <http://redress.lancs.ac.uk/overview.html>

Another is DReSS <http://www.ncess.ac.uk/research/nodes/DigitalRecord/>

And finally, Mixed Media Grid at <http://www.ncess.ac.uk/research/ 
nodes/MiMeG/>

These are all projects within the UK's National Centre for E-Social  
Science.

Good luck, Bill

On 10 Dec 2006, at 19:51, Anders Fagerjord wrote:

> A colleague of mine is looking for software for content analysis of
> video.
>
> They are doing a large quantitative study on smoking in Norweian
> movies since 1945, and are looking for a program that can help
> researchers code scenes in a digital film (preferably a DVD), by
> logging time codes for scenes, and storing the coding information.
>
> Such software is mentioned in the international literature on
> "Smoking in the movies", but how and where can one get hold of it? If
> there are several candidates, does anyone have experience with some
> of them?
>
> --anders
>
> --
> Anders Fagerjord, dr. art.
> Associate professor,
>
> Department of Media and Communcation,
> Unversity of Oslo
> P.O. Box 1093 Blindern
> N-0317 OSLO
> Norway
>
> http://www.media.uio.no   http://fagerjord.no
>
>
>
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