In 1978, Jumper and Jackson using an apparatus known as the VP-8 image analyzer, subsequently followed up by Prof. Tamburelli of Turin Polytechnic using computerised equipment, obtained outstanding results

In 1978 Jumper and Jackson , using a VP8 image analyser developed by NASA, obtained the first photographs having a three-dimensional effect. Professor Tamburelli of the University of Turin, using computer-

When the original work of Drs. Jackson and Jumper described the 3-dimensional character of the Turin image, a very close correlation could be established between the intensity of the color stain on

So Jackson and Jumper began looking for researchers with the required skills and talents that would be willing to volunteer their time and expertise and participate in a team project to study the Shroud’

the drape of the Shroud linen as reconstructed by Jackson, Jumper and Ercoline [4] appears to suggest that the Shroud is stiffer weftway than warpway by a factor of approximately three to two. This

Jackson and Jumper, along with Ercoline published a paper entitled "Correlation of image intensity on the Turin Shroud with the 3-D structure of a human body shape" [1]. In this long paper (26 pages!

Jackson y Jumper, publicaron juntos al colega Ercoline en la prestigiosa revista científica estadounidense ‘Applied Optics’ un artículo titulado “Correlación entre la intensidad de la imagen

impactantes una vez más, impulsaron a Jackson y a Jumper a continuar la investigación formando el grupo de investigación de alto nivel llamado Shroud of Turin Research Project, STURP, del que el

the machine for Air Force Academy professors Eric Jumper and John Jackson. He travelled to Jumper’s home and set up the machine, then the men slipped Schumacher an unknown photo and asked him to show

from Jackson, Jumper & Ercoline, "Correlation of image intensity ..." fig. 9) The article is profusely illustrated. Reprints are available from: Shroud of Turin Research Project, Inc. P.O. Box 7