A controlled method for the identification of forensic traces from clandestine grave fill

Chapman, Brendan; Cameron, Courtney; Keatley, David; Coumbaros, John; Maker, Garth

doi:10.1016/j.forsciint.2024.111985

Forensic Science International

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.forsciint.2024.111985

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A controlled method for the identification of forensic traces from clandestine grave fill

Brendan Chapman,

Courtney Cameron,

David Keatley

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Using geospatial information sciences for the search of clandestine graves

Mondragón,

Cárdenas

2024

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This review article seeks to gather recent experiences using Geospatial Information Sciences (GISc) in searching for clandestine graves. Around the world, missing persons are registered daily, and this is a current problem in Mexico that is why we seek to gather recent experiences to find some applications that may be useful. One of the main findings is that the authors agree on the importance of bringing together multidisciplinary teams and using different techniques. This review is divided into three parts: the theoretical and methodological tools of environmental criminology, the use of GISc in conflict context, and peace contexts, forensic experimentation and remote sensing techniques. Most of the items located are found in this third category, highlighting the use of remote sensing techniques and, more recently, unmanned aerial vehicles or drones.

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Using geospatial information sciences for the search of clandestine graves

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Cárdenas

2024

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A controlled method for the identification of forensic traces from clandestine grave fill

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Using geospatial information sciences for the search of clandestine graves

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