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Subtraction imaging in forensic dental identification
, 2010 The comparison and superimposition of dental images, including radiographs, are accepted methods for identification in forensic odontology. We demonstrate the use of subtraction imaging as a method for objectively displaying the degree of image ...
Forrest, Alex, Wu, Henry
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Digital pathology and AI in forensic medicine: advances, limitations, and medico-legal utility
Academia MedicineDigital pathology (DP) is revolutionizing forensic histopathology through enhanced accuracy, efficiency, and accessibility in post-mortem evaluation. Traditional histopathological evaluations are founded on physical slides and light microscopy,
Jaspinder Pratap Singh +4 more
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Image Forensics in the Encrypted Domain
EntropyEncryption techniques used by forgers have thrown out a big possible challenge to forensics. Most traditional forensic tools will fail to detect the forged multimedia, which has been encrypted. Thus, image forensics in the encrypted domain (IFED) is significant.
Yongqiang Yu +4 more
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2024 IEEE/CVF Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision Workshops (WACVW)Post-mortem iris recognition is an emerging application of iris-based human identification in a forensic setup, able to correctly identify deceased subjects even three weeks post-mortem. This technique thus is considered as an important component of future forensic toolkits.
Rasel Ahmed Bhuiyan, Adam Czajka
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Journal of Indian Academy of Oral Medicine and Radiology, 2017 The forensic examination of dead bodies is very helpful in order to identify the person, cause of death, gender, and solving the mysterious cases. It includes a number of techniques, out of which autopsy is the primary investigation that is performed in ...
Shalu Rai +4 more
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Photon-counting CT for forensic death investigations—a glance into the future of virtual autopsy
Frontiers in RadiologyThis article explores the potential of photon-counting computed tomography (CT) in forensic medicine for a range of forensic applications. Photon-counting CT surpasses conventional CT in several key areas.
Dominic Gascho
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The philosophy, nature and practice of forensic sediment analysis [PDF]
, 2007 The rapidly expanding field of forensic geoscience derives its roots from nineteenth-and early twentieth-century scientists who both influence and are influenced by literature and fictional writing.
Morgan, RM, Bull, PA
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Forensic Services Strategy 2016 - 2019
, 2016 Forensic services play a very important part in the criminal justice system through the provision of objective and impartial scientific analysis.This strategy is concerned with maximising the contribution of forensic services to the operation of the ...
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Machine learning and optical imaging for pharmaceutical forensic toxicology: A comprehensive review
Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis OpenPharmaceutical forensic toxicology is undergoing a profound transformation driven by the convergence of optical imaging technologies and machine learning methodologies.
Christian H. Pérez-Beltrán +7 more
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Essentials of forensic post-mortem MR imaging in adults [PDF]
, 2013 Post-mortem magnetic resonance (PMMR) imaging is a powerful diagnostic tool with a wide scope in forensic radiology. In the past 20 years, PMMR was used both as adjunct and alternative to autopsy. The role of PMMR in forensic death investigations largely
Thali, Michael J +5 more
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