Noobink: TIL that Washington, D.C. uses a series of acoustic sensors called "ShotSpotter" to detect gunfire. When "ShotSpotter" sensors detect a loud noise, a central computer program analyzes the acoustic signature, pinpoints the suspected location to within a few yards and notifies police.

TIL that Washington, D.C. uses a series of acoustic sensors called "ShotSpotter" to detect gunfire. When "ShotSpotter" sensors detect a loud noise, a central computer program analyzes the acoustic signature, pinpoints the suspected location to within a few yards and notifies police.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/shotspotter-detection-system-documents-39000-shooting-incidents-in-the-district/2013/11/02/055f8e9c-2ab1-11e3-8ade-a1f23cda135e_story.html

Submitted January 23, 2015 at 07:42PM by The_CT_Kid http://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/2tek28/til_that_washington_dc_uses_a_series_of_acoustic/

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TIL that Washington, D.C. uses a series of acoustic sensors called "ShotSpotter" to detect gunfire. When "ShotSpotter" sensors detect a loud noise, a central computer program analyzes the acoustic signature, pinpoints the suspected location to within a few yards and notifies police.

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