103. Disaster Victim Identification following Tel Aviv Bombing

Tel Aviv University

Tel-Aviv University

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Tel Aviv University

We all have strong intuitions about a connection between Coordination and the notion of "equivalence" (Hebrew: , תוליקש). This is reflected by the fact that researchers often use terms like ‘parallelism’, ‘similarity’, or ‘symmetry’ when providing structural definitions of coordinated constructions (e.g., Azar 1977; Haspelmath, 2007; Van Valin 1990). Certain questions, such as the following, re...

Forensic Dentistry in Disaster Victim Identification

To improve the identification process, INTERPOL published its first Disaster Victim Identification Guide in 1984. The objective of this guide was to increase effectiveness and efficiency in disaster management, particularly in identification processes. It offers recommendations on the procedures to follow, with special consideration given to preparation, prior intervention and personal experien...

Scene investigation, identification, and victim examination following the accident of Galaxy 203: disaster preplanning does work.

Galaxy Airlines Flight 203 crashed following takeoff from Reno-Cannon International Airport on 21 Jan. 1985. Sixty-eight persons on board the aircraft perished in the initial crash and resultant fire which followed. Two victims expired as a result of crash injuries within subsequent days and one passenger survived. A community disaster response plan was in place and had been practiced by local ...