... identi cation, superimposition, holography, photography, dentition, anthropometry The identi cation of skeletonized remains is one of the most important tasks in forensic investigation. There are three main methods of superimposition using the skull and ante-mortem facial photographs of potential...

... method with the particular camera and lighting system used, but it gave poorer background correction on patterned substrates. 04 01 2003 04 01 2003 01 05 2003 forensic science photography blood background correction References Wagner   JH , Miskelly   GM...

.... The technique is illustrated using blood as the target analyte, using bands of light centered at 395, 415, and 435 nm. The extension of the method to detection of blood by fluorescence quenching is also described. 04 01 2003 04 01 2003 01 05 2003 forensic science photography blood...

... dimensional accuracy. 23 12 2000 03 04 2001 01 01 2002 forensic science forensic odontology forensic dentistry computers Adobe® Photoshop® digital off-angle distortion parallax distortion perspective distortion photography digital imaging rectification bite mark theta two...

...JA Levi, M.Sc.; Y Novoselsky, B.Sc.; N Levin, M.Sc.; N Volkov, M.D. Photographs taken by crime victims and perpetrators are at times important evidence. Their time of photography may also affect their value as such. Three methods of determining when a picture was taken by using the content...

...KB Nolte, M.D. Light stand photography with direct illumination of the retina is a common method of demonstrating retinal hemorrhages. The lack of contrast between dark hemorrhages and surrounding dark retina, and the difficulty of photographing into the concavity of an eye limit this technique...

... photography 24 05 1995 31 08 1995 Charles E. Barna, 1 B.S. and Eric Buel, 2 Ph.D. Image Enhancement of RFLP Autoradiograms Through the Use of Neutral Density Filters REFERENCE: Barna, C. E. and Buel, E., "Image Enhancement of RFLP Autoradiograms Through the Use of Neutral Density Filters...

... and decreased persons to determine the corroborability and usefulness of fluorescent versus full spectrum visibility of bitemark pattern injuries. TECHNICAL NOTE Gregory S. Golden, 1 D.D.S. Use of Alternative Light Source Illumination in Bite Mark Photography REFERENCE: Golden, G. S., "Use of Alternative Light...

...AP Behnen, B.A.; LK Nelson, M.S.B.A. Two experimental applications of digital image processing to the examination of questioned documents are evaluated. First is a comparison of digital image processing, electrostatic detection apparatus (ESDA) processing, side lighting, and photography...

... similar to the recovered remains show distinct differences when compared with the photograph. KEYWORDS: physical anthropology, superimposition, photography, computers, computerassisted, skeletal remains One of the major goals of forensic anthropological analysis of recovered human remains is positive...

... toneline , reduces the interpretational bias of the investigator and yields a transparent overlay with a photographic outline of the bite mark which can be directly compared with models of the suspect's teeth. 05 12 1990 25 04 1991 20 05 1991 odontology bite marks photography...

... for exclusion of a suggested identification [13]. Improved techniques in photography, scale-matching, and orientation- matching were most prevalent up to the 198(Is [14-17], at which time there was a shifted emphasis towards quick comparison using video cameras, split screens, and adjustable skull mounts [18-21...

...C Dong-Sheng, M.D.; L Yu-Wen, M.D.; T Cheng; G Run-Ji; M Yong-Chuan; F Jian-Hai; W Wei-Dong; Z Jiang By means of X-ray photography tests were made of 224 (100 males and 124 females) volunteer Chinese adults of Han nationality to study the related regular patterns of superimposed projection of face...

... for producing postmortem photographs. KEYWORDS: odontology, dentition, superimposition, photography, human identification, photographic superimposition, cranium, skull Identification of human remains is necessary to satisfy legal, insurance, and social requirements [1 ], a n d for this purpose the use of dental...

... are viable and easy to perform. 02 07 1988 25 07 1988 criminalistics physical anthropology human identification photography superimposition musculoskeletal system skulls interpupil distance magnification factor References Glaister , J. and Brash , J. C. , Medico...

..., may be able to record the dynamics of a bite on human flesh. A review of two cases and equipment used is discussed. 19 01 1988 25 04 1988 28 04 1988 odontology bite marks photography videotapes References State of Mississippi v. David Weatherspoon . State...

... documents image enhancement system photography infrared photography References “ Applied Infrared Photography ,” Eastman Kodak Company , 1977 edition, 1981 printing. TECHNICAL NOTE Gregory P. Rademacher, 1B.S. An Accurate Method of Focusing for Infrared Photography REFERENCE: Rademacher, G...

... of the skull relative to the attitude of the face in the photograph can then be documented and hence reproduced as required. 05 08 1987 28 08 1987 odontology dentition superimposition musculoskeletal system skull photography cameras holder References Drinnan , A. J...

... of infrared inspection devices. The overwhelming advantages of processing by IR inspection are numerous, but the primary benefit is to watch the latent image develop before your eyes. KEYWORDS" forensic sciences, photography, infrared inspection Infrared visual processing is a choice alternative over the use...

...WG Hyzer, P.E.; TC Krauss, D.D.S. A scale of spatial reference for bite mark photography has been developed and evaluated. The scale incorporates both linear and circular graduations to meet the diverse needs of practicing forensic odontologists in the rectification and measurement...