Personal identification in the forensic context commonly concerns unknown decedents.
However, recently there has been an increase in cases which require identification of living …

As early as the nineteenth century, measurements of the face and body were used for
forensic identification. It was believed that no two individuals had the exact same …

Forensic Gait Analysis examines the inter-section of podiatric medicine with forensic
investigation—that which links or dissociates a suspect to a crime through analysis of their …

The origins of ancient Egyptian pharaohs are still unclear. Here we use non-invasive
methods of craniometry to evaluate similarities of kings, royal females (queens, princesses …

In the forensic sciences it is inferred that human individuals are unique and thus can be
reliably identified. The concept of individual uniqueness is claimed to be unprovable …

This chapter describes the manner in which courts, across a number of different jurisdictions,
have responded to the use of images for the purposes of identification. It primarily focuses …

In this study, inter-and intra-individual gait pattern differences are examined in various gait
situations by means of phase diagrams of the extremity angles (cyclograms). 8 test subjects …

Background: Estimation of human stature has significant bearings on assessment of growth,
nutritional status and personal identification. Often the prediction of stature from bone …

Ratios have been applied to humans to identify individuals from images. These attempts
have been proven unsuccessful, as camera angle, height, and distortions of the image …

This review paper covers the forensic-relevant literature in imaging and video analysis from
2016 to 2019 as a part of the 19th Interpol International Forensic Science Managers …