Crime Scene Reconstruction Using a Fully Geomatic Approach

Crime Scene Reconstruction Using a Fully Geomatic Approach

This paper is focused on two main topics: crime scene reconstruction, based on a geomatic approach, and crime scene analysis, through GIS based procedures. According to the experience of the authors in performing forensic analysis for real cases, the aforesaid topics will be examined with the specific goal of verifying the relationship of human walk paths at a crime scene with blood patterns on...

Crime Scene or Event Scene?

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A Novel Plan for Crime Scene Reconstruction

The traditional methods of registering crime scene, such as photographs, sketches, videos and oral descriptions, etc., are lowly efficient and couldn’t meet the requirement. In this paper, a new method for crime scene reconstruction which combines the virtual reality techniques with efficient interaction is hereby proposed. The new techniques, such as close-range photogrammetry, panorama photog...

Crime Scene Reconstruction using Real - Time Interactive 3 D Technology

EnergyPlus as a forensic tool: Thermal reconstruction of a crime scene using calibrated simulation

This study utilized energy simulation in support of a forensic pathology time of death analysis for a corpse discovered in a single family residence two years prior to the study. In order to produce an accurate estimate of the interior temperature profile at the time of death, a thermal model was constructed using EnergyPlus and calibrated using environmental monitoring data from the site. The ...