Digital Forensics for the Health Sciences
Applications in Practice and Research
Daskalaki, Andriani
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Description:
New digital tools, techniques, and electronic databases are being applied to the evaluation of evidence relating to foul play and identification. Daskalaki (Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, Berlin Germany) compiles 14 chapters that describe in detail advances and research in digital forensics. International experts explain basic concepts, applications, and technical challenges in areas including forensic anthropology, forensic pathology, and forensic dentistry. Technologies and methods covered include the 3D visualization and analysis of forensic samples, data hiding to improve the security of medical images, computer-assisted models for facial reconstruction, high throughput technologies for resolving questions about tissue samples, digital photography in identification through dental examination, predictive modeling and statistical methods. The reference includes an extensive compilation of references. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Details:
- Publisher: Igi Global
- Textual Format: Computer Applications
- Academic Level: Professional
- Depth (m): 0.032
- Dewey: 616.07/572
- Edition: 1
- Height (m): 0.279
- Pages: 398
- Place Of Publication: United States
- Published Date: Mon 31 Jan 2011
- Weight (g): 1247
- Width (m): 0.216
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