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Digital Image Forensics and Counter Anti-forensics
2016The use of digital images in journalism and as evidence in the court of law for crime investigation and law enforcement are some application areas where it is extremely important to ensure authenticity of the images being used. Wide availability of sophisticated image processing software has simplified image manipulation. Image forensics deals with the
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Journal of Forensic Radiology and Imaging, 2013
Our radiology department started in 2006 with advanced forensic imaging (virtual autopsies). Soon, after we build up some experience in scanning bodies, we realized that forensic evidence was not the only information a corps could reveal. For instance, a lot of data generated by a CT scan can be used for dosimetric purposes. As presented at the RSNA in
Walter Coudyzer +4 more
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Our radiology department started in 2006 with advanced forensic imaging (virtual autopsies). Soon, after we build up some experience in scanning bodies, we realized that forensic evidence was not the only information a corps could reveal. For instance, a lot of data generated by a CT scan can be used for dosimetric purposes. As presented at the RSNA in
Walter Coudyzer +4 more
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Image Manipulation on Facebook for Forensics Evidence
2015The growth of popularity of Social Network Services (SNSs) opened new perspectives in many research fields, including the emerging area of Multimedia Forensics. In particular, the huge amount of images uploaded to the social networks can represent a significant source of evidence for investigations, if properly processed.
Marco Moltisanti +3 more
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Micro-Imaging in Forensic Medicine
2017Micro-radiology has a spatial resolution of a few microns and may be considered the bridge that connects diagnostic imaging and histopathology. The main advantages of micro-radiology techniques, such as micro-computed tomography, micro-magnetic resonance imaging, and ultrasound microscopy are that there is no need for optical transparency in the ...
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Radiographers' experiences and perspectives of forensic imaging in Australia: A qualitative study
Radiography, 2022Shantel Lewis, Brittany Smith
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Hyperspectral imaging in forensic science: An overview of major application areas
Science and Justice - Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 2023Marco Ferrão
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Can forensic anthropologists accurately detect skeletal trauma using radiological imaging?
Forensic Imaging, 2021Maryna Steyn +2 more
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Current forensic imaging practices in Australia and New Zealand: Results from 2020 ANZ IAFR survey
Forensic Imaging, 2023Edel Doyle, Courtney Steels
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