There is no systematic algorithm to inspect striations on wires without manual extraction. A new, reproducible, automatic algorithm is proposed to analyze the similarity between wires. Interpreting the result correctly promises a consistent way of using wires as forensic evidence in the future.
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This beginner level Stats Starter discusses the concept of classifying objects based on shared qualities or characteristics and how that applies to forensic evidence.
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Source camera identification uses small imperfections in a camera’s sensor array, called a camera fingerprint. We introduce the new CSAFE multi-camera smartphone image database and discuss how we adapt traditional camera identification methods to work on multi-camera smartphones.
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This research poster was presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences annual conference in 2023. An interactive poster is available for your viewing.
This research poster was presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences annual conference in 2023. An interactive poster is available for your viewing.
This beginner level Stats Starter introduces learners to R - a programming language often used to navigate statistics -and its application to forensic evidence.
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