  A new method to search for localized domains of disoriented chiral
condensates (DCC) has been proposed by utilising the (eta-phi) phase space
distributions of charged particles and photons. Using the discrete wavelet
transformation (DWT) analysis technique, it has been found that the presence of
DCC domains broadens the distribution of wavelet coefficients in comparison to
that of normal events. Strength contours have been derived from the differences
in rms deviations of these distributions by taking into account the size of DCC
domains and the probability of DCC production in ultra-relativistic heavy ion
collisions. This technique can be suitably adopted to experiments measuring
multiplicities of charged particles and photons.
