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Clinical Forensic Imaging

2017
Clinical Forensic Imaging (CFI), i.e. the forensic application of imaging methods in living persons following assault or other issues of potential legal interest, emerged a few years after post-mortem imaging had become one of the most belabored fields of research in forensic medicine.
Kathrin Yen, Astrid Krauskopf
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Digital Image Forensics-Image Verification Techniques

2020
In the present scenario of the digital era, we are on the brink of marginal transformation in digital imaging technology. Developments of high computational and artificial intelligence techniques have produced wonderful image editing techniques that create imposing results in stint frames.
Anuj Rani, Ajit Jain
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Image Processing in Forensic Pathology

Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1998
Image processing applications in forensic pathology are becoming increasingly important. This article introduces basic concepts in image processing as applied to problems in forensic pathology in a non-mathematical context. Discussions of contrast enhancement, digital encoding, compression, deblurring, and other topics are presented.
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Digital Image Forensics and Counter Anti-forensics

2016
The 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
null Neha Singh, null Sandeep Joshi
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Micro-Imaging in Forensic Medicine

2017
Micro-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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CT Forensic Imaging

2023
Edel Doyle, Anthony J. Buxton
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Forensic image comparison techniques

IEE International Symposium on Imaging for Crime Detection and Prevention (ICDP 2005), 2005
Much of the forensic evidence recovered at a crime scene is represented visually (finger prints; foot marks etc.). Such recovered scene marks are often poor quality, so that standard image processing packages and algorithms are ineffectual. Instead, forensic scene marks must be carefully interpreted by skilled forensic examiners.
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A survey of machine learning techniques in adversarial image forensics

Computers and Security, 2021
Ehsan Nowroozi   +2 more
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A Survey on the Internet of Things (IoT) Forensics: Challenges, Approaches, and Open Issues

IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, 2020
Maria Stoyanova   +2 more
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