Abstract Background Three-dimensional (3D) documentation of crime and crash scenes is
common practice during forensic and medicolegal investigations. Such documentation at a …

Recent advances in unmanned aerial technology have substantially lowered the cost
associated with aerial imagery. As a result, forensic practitioners are today presented with …

Multispectral photography offers a wide range of applications for forensic investigations. It is
commonly used to detect latent evidence and to enhance the visibility of findings …

The forensic holodeck was first introduced in 2013, using the first upcoming commercially
available virtual reality gaming headsets to visualize forensic 3D reconstructions. Following …

Accurate and precise documentation of lesions is an important aspect of the forensic
pathologists' work. Photogrammetry provides a useful tool to take precise measurements …

Abstract 3D documentation in forensics and forensic medicine is being introduced more
frequently in various institutes around the world. However, several institutes lack capacity in …

Due to increasingly capable algorithms and more available processing power,
photogrammetry is becoming a simple, cheap, and accurate alternative to 3D optical surface …

Practice at our Center shows that approach using 3D surface imaging for morphometric
comparison of patterned injuries does not always lead to accurate conclusions. We decided …

Introduction: In the last few years, postmortem 3D body documentation, especially through
the use of photogrammetry, has gained importance in the field of forensic medicine. For this …

ABSTRACT Background: Three-dimensional (3D) documentation of crime and crash scenes
is common practice during forensic and medicolegal investigations. Such documentation at …