Pattern evidence
Physical Characteristics of Spatter Stains on Textiles Compressed
It is well-known that bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA) on textiles is difficult and subject to many errors or misinterpretations. In this webinar, we probe the reason for this and suggest useful information that a bloodstain pattern analyst may be able to extract from the observed bloodstains. The data set demonstrates the roles of drop volume and impact speed in bloodstain formation on textiles.
This webinar was hosted by the NIJ Forensic Technology Center of Excellence on December 12, 2023.
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Physical Characteristics of Spatter Stains on Textiles
U S National Footwear Database System Feasibility Study
The FBI Laboratory conducted a comprehensive study known as the National Footwear Database Evaluation. The purpose of the study was to determine the feasibility of developing and implementing a national footwear database system to generate criminal intelligence for law enforcement and serve as a tool for forensic science researchers. This webinar will highlight the team's findings, conclusions, and recommendations. T
his webinar was hosted by the NIJ Forensic Technology Center of Excellence on February 15, 2022.
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Principles of Fluorogenic Reagent Design for Forensics. Recent Progress Towards New Reagents to Develop Fingerprints in Blood and on Variable Surfaces
Shoe-Print Extraction from Latent Images Using CRF
Ellipse detection using sampling constraints
Footwear Print Retrieval System for Real Crime Scene Marks
Extraction of shoe-print patterns from impression evidence using Conditional Random Fields
Certification of Standard Reference Material 2323: Step Height Standard for Areal Surface Topography Measurement
Coroner Training: Blunt and Sharp Force Injuries
The Effect of Time on Rusted Firearm Identification
Although iron-based metals are popular for making critical parts of firearms, they are susceptible to corrosion or rust. There is currently little research on how long a firearm can be left to rust before an identification is no longer possible. This project evaluates the effects of rust on the common working surfaces of Glock and Smith & Wesson Sigma firearms.
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