A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Reis, George
2003 Digital Imaging, An Introduction: The Basic Advantages over Film. Evidence Technology Magazine, 1(1):18-20.
Richards, G.B.
1977 The Application of Electronic Video Techniques to Infrared and Ultraviolet Examinations. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 22(1): 53-60.
Roark, John
2003 Forensic Photography: The Pros and Cons of Going Digital. Forensic Focus, 1(1):12-20.
Robinson, E., and J. Wentzel
1992 Toneline Bite Mark Photography, Journal of Forensic Sciences, 37:195
Sanders, Robert C.
2003 The History of Forensic Imaging. A Presentation before the 88th International Educational Conference Sponsored by the International
Association for Identification, July 9, 2004, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Schwarz, G.T.
1965 Stereoscopic Views Taken with an Ordinary Single Camera - A New Technique for Archaeologists. Archaeometry, 7:36-42.
Schwarz, G.T. and G. Junghans
1967 A New Method for Three-Dimensional Recording of Archaeological Finds. Archaeometry, 10: 64-69.
Scientific Working Group on Imaging Technologies (SWIGIT)
1999 Definitions for the Use of Imaging Technologies in the Criminal Justice System, Forensic Science Communications, 1:3.
Silverman, Jerry, Jonathan M. Mooney, and Freeman D. Shepherd
1992 Infrared Video Cameras. Scientific American, 78-83.
Simmons, H.
1969 Archaeological Photography. London University, London.
South, Stanley A.
1968 Photography in Historical Archaeology. Historical Archaeology, 2: 73-79.
Straffin, Dean
1971 A Device for Vertical Archaeological Photography. Plains Archeologist, 16(53):232-243.
Strandberg, C.H., and R. Tomlinsen
1969 Photoarchaeological Analysis of Potomac River Fish Traps. American Antiquity, 34(3): 312-319.
Thali, Michael J., Marcel Braun, Buck Ursula, Emin Aghayev, Christian Jackowski, martin Sonnenschein, Peter Vock, and Richard Dirnhofer
2004 From VIRTOPSY to VIRTOBOT: Photogrammetry Based Optical Surface Scanning and Radiological Virtual Autopsy. A Presentation before
the 56th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, February 20, 2004, Dallas, Texas.
Upton, B., and J. Upton
1976 Photography, Little and Brown, Boston, MA
Vigil, A.E.
1996 Update on Low-Light-Level Camera Technology. Sea Technology, 37:10-17.
Vivitar, Ponder, & Best, Incorporated
1975 A Guide to Filters, Vivitar, Ponder and Best, Incorporated, Santa Monica, CA.
Warren, Bruce
1992 Photography, West Publishing Company.
(ISBN: 0-314-92914-2)
Watling, W.J.
1993 Using the FFT in Forensic Digital Image Enhancement. Journal of Forensic Identification, 43(6):583.
Webster, W.J.E.
1966 Ultra-Violet Photography of Australian Rock Paintings. Antiquity, 40:144.
Wilkinson, K.
1968 A Method of Preparing Translucent Artifacts for Photography. Reporter, Nevada Archaeological Survey, 2(2): 10-11.
Williams, A.R.
1992 Clinical Photography with Invisible Radiation: Notes on Techniques and Applications, with Selected Bibliography, RMIT University
Notes.
Williams, A.R. and G.F. Williams
1993 The Invisible Image – A Tutorial on Photography with Invisible Radiation, Part 1: Introduction and Reflected Ultraviolet Techniques.
Journal of Biological Photography, 61(4):115-132.
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