This PhD thesis describes the development and implementation of computational algorithms in forensic friction ridge examination. The thesis is separated into two parts, reflecting the major objectives of the research. Part I describes the design, development, and validation of two different publicly accessible algorithmic tools—DFIQI and FRStat—that enable examiners to practically apply statistical measures to friction ridge impression evidence and explore more objective interpretation schemes. Part II explores practitioner and stakeholder perspectives on issues related to the adoption and implementation of algorithmic tools into practice; discusses salient challenges, considerations, and a path forward related to the implementation of algo...
Digital forensics as a field has progressed alongside technological advancements over the years, jus...
In this article, the performance of a score-based likelihood ratio (LR) system for comparisons of fi...
The aim of this entry is to describe and explain the main forensic uses of fingermarks and fingerpri...
This PhD thesis is an examination of the concept of “suitability” in friction ridge analysis. The de...
Modern computational resources make available a rich toolkit of statistical methods that can be appl...
This thesis investigates the submission of fingermark evidence from the fingerprint laboratory (wher...
Digital forensics is the science involved in the discovery, preservation, and analysis of evidence o...
Forensic science involves the application of a broad spectrum of scientific principles within a lega...
Fingermarks play important role in forensic science. Based on the ridge detail information present i...
In 2009, the National Research Council issued Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: ...
Forensic Science has been around for quite some time. Although various forensic methods have been pr...
This paper examines the extent to which data support the source attributions made by fingerprint exa...
Learning Objective and Outcome: Attendees will receive an overview of recent criticisms of forensic ...
Artificial intelligence changes everything, and almost no jobs will be immune. The application of AI...
The impact of AI on numerous sectors of our society and its successes over the years indicate that i...
Digital forensics as a field has progressed alongside technological advancements over the years, jus...
In this article, the performance of a score-based likelihood ratio (LR) system for comparisons of fi...
The aim of this entry is to describe and explain the main forensic uses of fingermarks and fingerpri...
This PhD thesis is an examination of the concept of “suitability” in friction ridge analysis. The de...
Modern computational resources make available a rich toolkit of statistical methods that can be appl...
This thesis investigates the submission of fingermark evidence from the fingerprint laboratory (wher...
Digital forensics is the science involved in the discovery, preservation, and analysis of evidence o...
Forensic science involves the application of a broad spectrum of scientific principles within a lega...
Fingermarks play important role in forensic science. Based on the ridge detail information present i...
In 2009, the National Research Council issued Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: ...
Forensic Science has been around for quite some time. Although various forensic methods have been pr...
This paper examines the extent to which data support the source attributions made by fingerprint exa...
Learning Objective and Outcome: Attendees will receive an overview of recent criticisms of forensic ...
Artificial intelligence changes everything, and almost no jobs will be immune. The application of AI...
The impact of AI on numerous sectors of our society and its successes over the years indicate that i...
Digital forensics as a field has progressed alongside technological advancements over the years, jus...
In this article, the performance of a score-based likelihood ratio (LR) system for comparisons of fi...
The aim of this entry is to describe and explain the main forensic uses of fingermarks and fingerpri...