The morphological assessment of facial features using photographs has played an
important role in forensic anthropology. The analysis of anthropometric landmarks for …

The process of forensic facial analysis may be founded on several scientific techniques and
imaging modalities, such as digital signal processing, photogrammetry and craniofacial …

The assessment of facial mimicry is important in forensic anthropology; in addition, the
application of modern 3D image acquisition systems may help for the analysis of facial …

Facial images are important and information-rich records of anthropological characteristics.
They have been used as valuable components of humanidentification systems since the …

In August 2011, a 2D facial approximation was undertaken of remains discovered in
Australia's Belanglo State Forrest; in October 2015, the young woman was identified …

This paper reports an exhaustive analysis of the discriminative power of the different regions
of the human face on various forensic scenarios. In practice, when forensic examiners …

Facial comparison is an important yet understudied discipline in forensics. The
recommended method for facial comparison in a forensic setting involves morphological …

Much contemporary debate in forensic science concerns validity and admissibility of
scientific evidence in court. In this paper, three current approaches to facial identification …

The visual identification of persons is an indispensable evaluation element for answering
forensic questions. For a forensic analysis the terminology and methods of visual …

There are numerous anatomical and anthropometrical standards that can be utilised for
craniofacial analysis and identification. These standards originate from a wide variety of …