For those of you who don’t know what Microsoft’s Photosynth is, you should check it out. One of the interesting by products is that a point cloud is generated and if you can extract the point cloud, you can get 3D measurements!
Law enforcement meets medical science in order to solve crimes through the collection, preservation and analysis of physical evidence. UT is a recognized leader in the field of Criminal Justice and the UTMC campus area is home to to Lucas County Coroner offices. Featuring DNA and blood evidence, fingerprinting, bone identification, fiber and even sound [...]
Using superglue to reveal latent fingerprints on glass or other nonporous surfaces.
From fingerprints and ballistics to profiling and DNA evidence, see how technology has transformed the art of crime-solving. It all started with Sherlock Holmes. The incredible ability of the fictional detective to solve crimes from the merest physical clues inspired Scotland Yard to follow his lead and search for the trail of criminals in the [...]
Forensic science colleges open the door for a career in criminal justice. If you want to follow a career in this field of activity, it would be best to start your training as early as high school with lots of classes of chemistry, physics and biology. These first steps in education have a good impact [...]
Bill Margeson talks about CBL’s data forensics and investigations unit. From hackers trying to exploit your company servers to internal employee sabotage, learn the steps you have to take to ensure that justice is properly served.
Recovery of live and deleted Microsoft Word / Adobe PDF documents using Digital Detective’s Blade forensic data recovery software. Recovering documents directly from a logical disk. More information at www.bladeforensics.com
The video is about what you can do with a degree in Forensic and Investigative Sciences at Texas A&M University. It shows real people doing exciting things in the forensics field. For more information about the Forensics program, visit forensics.tamu.edu.
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