Abstract The Facial Identification Scientific Working Group (FISWG) publishes
recommendations regarding one-to-one facial comparisons. At this moment a draft version …

This paper focuses on automatic facial regions extraction for forensic applications. Forensic
examiners compare different facial areas of face images obtained from both uncontrolled …

This paper focuses on automatic face identification for forensic applications. Forensic
examiners compare different parts of the face image obtained from a closed-circuit television …

Facial identification by forensic examiners is a core component of criminal investigations
and convictions. These identifications are often done in challenging circumstances that …

Facial marks have been studied before, either as a complement to face recognition systems
or for their suitability as a single biometric modality. In this paper, we use a subset of the …

In this chapter, we will first explain the current means of comparing faces used by forensic
science laboratories. It is a nonautomated process performed by forensic examiners and has …

This paper proposes a functional feature-based approach useful for real forensic caseworks,
based on the shape, orientation and size of facial traits, which can be considered as a soft …

Facial recognition is a biometric technique for person identification. Traditional identification
techniques (manual and semi-automatic techniques) for facial recognition suffer from time …

The improvements of automatic face recognition during the last 2 decades have disclosed
new applications like border control and camera surveillance. A new application field is …

Few facial image datasets are suitable for forensic research. In this study, the authors
present ForenFace, a facial image and video dataset. It contains video sequences and …