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1	Identification of Human Figure Drawings Through Questioned Document Examination Techniques Miller, Larry S. 31 March 1995 (has links) Two cases were submitted for questioned document examination involving human figure drawings. As there was little information on 'artist' identification in the questioned document examination literature, a sample of 107 individuals was selected to participate in a study. The respondents were requested to draw two cartoons, one naturally and one disguised, in order to determine if standard questioned document examination methods could be employed to identify the 'artists'. The findings indicated that 'artists' of human figure drawings could be identified using standard handwriting identification techniques. cartoons drawings questioned documents Criminal Justice and Criminology
2	The application of time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS) to forensic glass analysis and questioned document examination Denman, John A January 2007 (has links) The combination of analytical sensitivity and selectivity provided by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS), with advanced statistical interrogation by principal component analysis (PCA), has allowed a significant advancement in the forensic discrimination of pen, pencil and glass materials based on trace characterisation. ToF-SIMS Questioned documents Principal Component Analysis Mass spectrometry Forensic Science Trace elements Instruments and Techniques Colloid and Surface Chemistry Structural Chemistry Analytical Spectrometry Analytical Chemistry Law, Justice and Law Enforcement Applied Statistics

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Identification of Human Figure Drawings Through Questioned Document Examination Techniques

The application of time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS) to forensic glass analysis and questioned document examination