'Finger prints' presentation slideshows

Forensics: Chapter 2 The Crime Scene

Forensics: Chapter 2 The Crime Scene. Objectives:. Explain and demonstrate techniques for securing, evaluating, recording, and preserving a crime scene and physical evidence. Describe relevant court cases relating to the 4 th Amendment and searches. Forensic Science Begins At The Crime Scene!.

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Role of MEMS and nanotechnology in homeland security

Role of MEMS and nanotechnology in homeland security. MEMS stands for Micro Electro Mechanical Systems. It is a technique of combining Electrical and Mechanical components together on a chip, to produce a system of miniature dimensions . By miniature, we mean dimensions less than the

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Identifying Criminals History

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Bioinformatics (3 lectures)

Bioinformatics (3 lectures). Why bother about proteins/prediction What is bioinformatics Protein databases Making use of database information Predictions Protein Design. Thomas Huber Supercomputer Facility Australian National University Thomas.Huber@anu.edu.au. What is Bioinformatics?.

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15-128 Presentation

15-128 Presentation. Shaza Daifalla Ibrahiem Ghada Ahmad Al- sooj. Objectives: . Play a small game to find out what the presentation is about. Understand the meaning of pattern recognition. . Know some examples of applications. Know the approaches of pattern recognition.

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Integumentary System

Integumentary System. What is the integumentary system?. Skin Also called cutaneous membrane (combination of epithelial and connective tissue). Function of the Integumentary System. Protective covering Regulates body temperature Manufactures Vitamin D Sensory function

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Crime What is it good for?

Crime What is it good for?. Practical Law ; Good Exemplar! . Step #1 and # 2 ( I added this slide ). DESCRIBE each of the 4 crimes you have chosen Act as though you are the attorney and I am the jury Where was the crime committed? When was it committed? Why was it committed (motive)?

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Administrative Registers & Register Based Population Census

Administrative Registers & Register Based Population Census. Sonia Jackson CARICOM Census Symposium Radisson Grenada Beach Resort May 27, 2014. Table of Contents. Rationale for the use of Administrative Databases in Statistics A brief look at some administrative databases

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Graceful Malevolence

Graceful Malevolence. Suzanne Distrola. The Crime. Kelly was found dead in the ballet studio around 2:00 a.m . on Wednesday July 11, 2010. She was killed at approximately 10:30-11:00. The Crime.

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Identifying Fingerprints

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Forensic Science

Forensic Science. Hannah Peele English IV Mrs. Kathleen Saunders. Topic Selection. Interested in Forensic Science Watching investigating shows CSI, CSI NY, CSI Miami Bones NCIS Some Background information Took Bio-Med Hit the topic of forensic science. Continue Topic Selection.

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Finger Printing CSI

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Who Dunnit!

Who Dunnit!. Group five: Amber Zevin noey Jordan Rodney. First project. We all had our finger prints made. Then we classified them as Whirl, loop, or arch. Last we Added up our classmates finger prints to ours and compared them. Second Project.

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History and Development of Forensic Science

History and Development of Forensic Science. 1814- Mathieu Orfila (1787-1853). a Spanish-born physician published the first scientific volume on the detection of poisons and their effects on animals. His work established forensic science as a legitimate scientific area.

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Scott Peterson

Scott Peterson. Background. Born in San Diego, California Father worked for a trucking company Mother owned a boutique Attended University of San Diego High School Accepted to California Polytechnic State University Graduated with a B.A in Agricultural Business

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Finger Printing

Finger Printing. What is f inger printing?. A finger print is a mark left behind after the ridges on the fingers, hands, toes or feet touch an object. How they can be left behind. Direct- creates an impression Latent- dirt, sweat, other residue pressed into an object.

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Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?

Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?. Around lunch time today the cookies I had laid out for after lunch went missing The culprit has left some finger prints behind We need to compare these with people in the class to identify who stole the cookies from the cookie jar. The case .

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Diversity!

Diversity! . By jasmine Shears. What does diversity mean?.

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BASIC SOLDERING OF A RING BAND

BASIC SOLDERING OF A RING BAND. 1. Using flat nose pliers bend the ends of the band so that they butt tightly without any gaps . If there are gaps you must file and reconnect ends. IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE BENDING THEN ANNEAL THE METAL TO MAKE IT MORE MALIABLE. .

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