Forensic intelligence is a distinct dimension of forensic science. Forensic intelligence
processes have mostly been developed to address either a specific type of trace or a …

Chlorates and perchlorates, inorganic salts known for their potent oxidizing properties, find
utility in various products such as pyrotechnics, matches, and disinfectants. Their chemical …

Scientists should not play a role in investigations nor should investigators play a role in the
scientific analyses. One way to bridge the relationship between the forensic scientist and the …

False identity documents represent a serious threat through their production and use in
organized crime and by terrorist organizations. The present-day fight against this criminal …

For the past decade, the National Institute of Forensic Science (NIFS) has been involved in
and committed to raising the awareness of forensic intelligence in Australia. In this context, a …

Digital forensics is the digital equivalence of traditional crime investigations that leverages
digital technologies to facilitate criminal investigations. The expertise and previous …

In a previous publication we described a systems approach to forensic science applied in
the military domain. The forensic science 'system of systems' describes forensic science as a …

Over the last decade, reviews of the forensic science industry have addressed critical system
failures and made recommendations for improvements to the industry. These reviews …

Law enforcement forensic intelligence is the accurate, timely and useful product of logically
processing forensic case data for investigation and/or intelligence purposes and is, to some …

Michael Polanyi's insights into the nature of tacit knowledge and his experience as a
scientist offers ways for understanding a series of key epistemological issues facing the …