A shoeprint is a mark made when the sole of a shoe comes into contact with a surfice. People committing crimes inevitably leave their shoe marks at the crime scene. A study suggests that footwear impressions could be located and retrieved at approximately 35% of all crime scenes. More and more shoeprint images have been collected, leading to a few of shoeprint image databases. The constantly increasing of the size of these databases leads to a problem that it takes too much time to classify or retrieve them manually. In addition, when a shoeprint is actually being made, distortion, capture device-dependent noise, and cutting-out can be introduced. This thesis deals with the problems involved in the development of an automated shoeprint imag...
Forensic image retrieval and processing are vital tools in the fight against crime e.g. during finge...
The rapid and robust identification of a suspect's footwear while he/she is in police custody is an ...
Abstract. Impressions of footwear are commonly found in crime scenes. Yet they are not routinely use...
Shoeprints are routinely left at crime scenes and are reported to be present more frequently than fi...
Shoeprints are routinely left at crone scenes and are reported to be present more frequently than fi...
With the abundance of evidence data collected from scenes of crime (SoC), shoeprint (or soleprint) t...
Footwear impression is a common phenomenon in crime investigation cas-es. It is frequently found whe...
Shoeprint evidence collected from crime scenes can play an important role in forensic investigations...
This study aims to provide an automatic footwear extraction and correlation system. The artefact pro...
In a typical shoeprint classification and retrieval system, the first step is to segment meaningful ...
Given a query shoeprint image, shoeprint retrieval aims to retrieve the most similar shoeprints avai...
As one form of valuable forensic evidence, the shoeprint marks left at crime scenes have often been ...
Abstract. Footwear impressions are one of the most frequently secured types of evidence at crime sce...
Footwear impressions are one of the most frequently securedtypes of evidence at crime scenes. For th...
Shoeprints are often recovered at crime scenes and are the most abundant form of evidence at a crime...
Forensic image retrieval and processing are vital tools in the fight against crime e.g. during finge...
The rapid and robust identification of a suspect's footwear while he/she is in police custody is an ...
Abstract. Impressions of footwear are commonly found in crime scenes. Yet they are not routinely use...
Shoeprints are routinely left at crime scenes and are reported to be present more frequently than fi...
Shoeprints are routinely left at crone scenes and are reported to be present more frequently than fi...
With the abundance of evidence data collected from scenes of crime (SoC), shoeprint (or soleprint) t...
Footwear impression is a common phenomenon in crime investigation cas-es. It is frequently found whe...
Shoeprint evidence collected from crime scenes can play an important role in forensic investigations...
This study aims to provide an automatic footwear extraction and correlation system. The artefact pro...
In a typical shoeprint classification and retrieval system, the first step is to segment meaningful ...
Given a query shoeprint image, shoeprint retrieval aims to retrieve the most similar shoeprints avai...
As one form of valuable forensic evidence, the shoeprint marks left at crime scenes have often been ...
Abstract. Footwear impressions are one of the most frequently secured types of evidence at crime sce...
Footwear impressions are one of the most frequently securedtypes of evidence at crime scenes. For th...
Shoeprints are often recovered at crime scenes and are the most abundant form of evidence at a crime...
Forensic image retrieval and processing are vital tools in the fight against crime e.g. during finge...
The rapid and robust identification of a suspect's footwear while he/she is in police custody is an ...
Abstract. Impressions of footwear are commonly found in crime scenes. Yet they are not routinely use...