2010
DOI: 10.1063/1.3362387
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Csi Helsinki: Swli in Forensic Science: Comparing Toolmarks of Diagonal Cutting Pliers

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“…Additionally, 3D imaging techniques do not require any sample preparation. These are non-destructive in nature and are not affected by the type of pen, type and colour of ink, and pen pressure applied while making a fraudulent document (Spagnolo 2006;Ahvenainen et al 2010;Poulin 1996). Study inferences the differences in the school of thoughts on the effect of pen pressure on 3D imaging techniques (Berx and Kinder 2005;Montani et al 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, 3D imaging techniques do not require any sample preparation. These are non-destructive in nature and are not affected by the type of pen, type and colour of ink, and pen pressure applied while making a fraudulent document (Spagnolo 2006;Ahvenainen et al 2010;Poulin 1996). Study inferences the differences in the school of thoughts on the effect of pen pressure on 3D imaging techniques (Berx and Kinder 2005;Montani et al 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We address the problem of matching cutter toolmarks on thin mm‐sized wires. These wires are tinier than classically investigated samples , for instance related to burglary. Consequently, issues such as partial marks and strongly curved surfaces become important.…”
Section: Consecutive Matching Striae (Cms) Is a Common Criterium To Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several 3D imaging methods, for example scanning white light interferometry (SWLI), confocal microscopy (CM), conoscopic holography, and dynamic focusing techniques, have been applied in forensic work , to make comparing samples more efficient than what is currently possible with 2D imaging. Recent articles present CM and SWLI as suitable measurement methods for forensic 3D imaging of toolmarks on metal samples.…”
Section: Consecutive Matching Striae (Cms) Is a Common Criterium To Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
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