6) 3D Forensics Flashcards

1
Q

Type of analysis that is based on physical evidence. The result is substantive and used to prove something in a court of law.
Has greater weight in trial.

A

Reconstruction

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Although it could be that the evidence is based in part on physical evidence, the result is demonstrative and is used to supplement an expert’s opinion. This has less weight at trial.

A

Recreation

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3
Q

An example of documentation with manual tools is?

A

Stringing

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4
Q

A 3D microscope provides high __________________ & then being able to make comparisons is what people people do in ______________. An example would be firing pin impressions.

A

Magnification

Ballistics

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5
Q

Structured Light Scanners are often used for documenting medium sized objects. How does the fringe pattern one work?

A

Takes a number of stripes and it will alternate these stripes on a projector and then it pass through an object. Depending on how the patterns deforms it can recover some 3D information (can work in colour and also very fast).

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6
Q

Structured Light scanners are often used for documenting medium sized objects. How does the structured dot pattern work?

A

Intel D515 Sensor
Hooks up to phone
Could capture a room/few rooms/a floor of an apartment
Recovers 3D geometry (ex: projecting pattern from sensor onto chair) with series of dots

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7
Q

A _____________ _______________ has a point cloud which is a collection of millions of points that were captured by the laser scanner.

A

Laser Scanner

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8
Q

Surveying method that measures distance using light.

A

LIDAR

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9
Q

Can emit a very narrow bandwidth of light.

The beam can be focused so that it can travel over long distances.

A

LASER

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10
Q

1) Laser pulse is emitted, and timer starts
2) Laser pulse is emitted & laser reacts off surface
3) Distance is calculated

A

Time of Flight Method (Pulse Based) to Determine Distance

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11
Q

1) Multiple continuous waves are emitted
2) Waves reflect off surface
3) Outgoing waves are compared to incoming waves and distance is calculated

A

Phase Shift Method to Determine Distance

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12
Q

Can be used for bullet trajectories and for shooting scenes
Shooting reconstructions
Trajectory analysis — Top down view, Side view

A

The Laser Scanner

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13
Q

You combine photographs with laser scan data and when you bring it together you can do an analysis.
Those two rectangles are the path-volume envelope — the area that contains the swing of the object

A

Cast-off stains

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14
Q

You can take the laser scanner, images from a CCTV camera, and you can make calculations based on a person’s __________.

A

Height

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15
Q

One of the by-products of the laser scanner is that it creates panoramic images & one of the outputs is a ____________ _________.

A

Virtual Tour

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16
Q

Interactive 3D Models are useful when…

A

You can capture an object, and don’t want people to actually hold it in their hands.

17
Q

3D Printing is useful because…

A

You can take it into the courtroom and they can look at it.

Being able to hold something in your hands helps you to remember & learn something about it.