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Dimensions in Testimony is a collection of 3D interactive genocide survivor testimonies, produced by USC Shoah Foundation in order to preserve the conversational experience of asking survivors questions about their life and hearing responses in real time, therefore preserving history through first-person narrative.

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rdfs:comment	Dimensions in Testimony is a collection of 3D interactive genocide survivor testimonies, produced by USC Shoah Foundation in order to preserve the conversational experience of asking survivors questions about their life and hearing responses in real time, therefore preserving history through first-person narrative. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Natural language processing Renée Firestone Volumetric capture Edward Mosberg Anita Lasker-Wallfisch Max Eisen Holocaust museums USC Shoah Foundation 60 Minutes Eva Mozes Kor Eva Schloss Chroma key Primary source Holocaust survivors Pinchas Gutter Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center Institute for Creative Technologies Nanjing Massacre
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://sfi.usc.edu/dit https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv=nGzAc9mIoTM https://vimeo.com/240741677
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has abstract	Dimensions in Testimony is a collection of 3D interactive genocide survivor testimonies, produced by USC Shoah Foundation in order to preserve the conversational experience of asking survivors questions about their life and hearing responses in real time, therefore preserving history through first-person narrative. Using techniques in physical production and post production, individuals who have witnessed some of the most difficult times in human history are interviewed about their lives and a variety of topics, and natural language processing allows those interviews to become interactive exhibitions and displays in museums, educational centers, and other points of interest. Included in the collection are a series of Holocaust survivors, as well as two World War II Liberators and a survivor of the Nanjing Massacre. To date, testimonies have been conducted in English, Spanish, Hebrew, German, Mandarin, Russian and Swedish. An in-depth evaluation project created by USC Shoah Foundation in 2016 showed the technology to be a "valuable education tool". (en)
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