A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Williams, J.C.
1969 Simple Photogrammetry. Academic Press, London and New York.
Wilson, David R.
1982 Air Photo Interpretation for Archaeologists. St. Martin's Press, New York
Winifred, Creamer, Jonathan Haas, and Thomas Mann
1997 Applying Photogrammetric Mapping: A Case Study from Northern New Mexico. American Antiquity, 62(2): 285-299.
Wolf, Paul R.
1974 Elements of Photogrammetry with Air Photo Interpretation and Remote Sensing. McGraw Hill, New York, NY.
1983 Elements of Photogrammetry with Air Photo Interpretation and Remote Sensing. McGraw Hill, New York, NY.
Zeller, Max (translated by E.A. Miskin and R. Powell)
1952 Text Book of Photogrammetry, H.K. Lewis, London, England.
Evidence Photography
View of forensic archaeological exhumation from tripod erected over excavation
Anonymous
1976a Using Photography to Preserve Evidence. Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, NY.
1976b Photographing and Casting Toolmarks. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 45(4):9-11.
Baker, James Stannard
1977 Perspective Grid for Photographic Mapping of Evidence, Northwestern University Traffic Institute, Evanston, Illinois.
Cameron, J.M., J.H. Grant, and R. Ruddick
1973 Ultraviolet Photography in Forensic Medicine. J. Forcus. Photog., 1.
Cortner, G.V.
1987 Crime Scene Reconstruction from Crime Scene Photos. Tieline, 12(2):28-36.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Behavioral Science Investigative Support Unit
n.d. Crime Scene Photography Requirements of Criminal Investigative Analysis. http://www.geocities.com/cfpdlab/
(accessed March 29, 2003)
Berg, Erik C.
2000 Legal Ramifications of Digital Imaging in Law Enforcement. Forensic Science Communications, 2(4):
http://www.fbi.gov/programs/lab/fsc/current/berg.htm
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