... in facial approximation techniques, at least given knowledge existing at this stage. KEYWORDS: forensic science, facial reconstruction, facial reproduction, soft tissue prediction, hard tissue Facial approximation is a technique used to build people s faces from their skulls to help establish identification...

... suggested that average exophthalmometer values be used until more accurate and precise ways of determining globe projection have been determined. 05 01 2002 04 01 2002 01 07 2002 forensic science forensic anthropology facial reconstruction facial reproduction eyeball cornea...

... receive a resemblance rating equal to, or higher than, the target individual. KEYWORDS: forensic science, facial reconstruction, facial reproduction, skull, face, human identification, face recognition, face pool comparison, direct comparison Facial approximation is a technique used to build a person s...

... identification. 08 10 1999 20 06 2000 22 06 2000 forensic science facial reconstruction facial reproduction facial approximation human identification skeletal remains recognition accuracy face pools References Suzuki   T . Reconstitution of a skull . Int Crim Police...

... an efficient internationally available service for computerized forensic facial reconstruction. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic anthropology, physical anthropology, facial reconstruction, facial reproduction, three-dimensional modeling, virtual reality modeling language Advances in graphical computing...

... anthropology physical anthropology facial reconstruction facial reproduction three-dimensional modeling virtual reality modeling language References Tyrrell   A J , Evison   M P , Chamberlain   A T , Green   M A . Forensic three-dimensional facial reconstruction: historical review...

..., correlations are weak and suggest that other unknown factors are involved. Data presented here can be of practical application for facial reproduction in forensic cases. Todd N. Garlie,1 M.A. and Shelley R. Saunders,1 Ph.D. Midline Facial Tissue Thicknesses of Subadults from a Longitudinal Radiographic Study...

...DH Ubelaker, Ph.D.; G O'Donnell Electronic imaging equipment originally developed to illustrate aging of missing persons has been utilized in facial reproduction from skeletal remains. The technique produces rapid, economical, and realistic facial images in a manner that eliminates the need...

..., and sculpture have all been used, but each is used in another context in forensic science. “Facial reproduction” is suggested as a term which is not already in use in forensic science, which is precise, and which would thus be preferred over any of the other terms. TECHNICAL NOTE J. Stanley Rhine, LPh. D...

..., while not statistically significant, decreased with increasing age. These data provide a basis for facial reproductions in caucasoid children. References Caldwell , M. C. , “ The Relationship of the Details of the Human Face to the Skull and its Application in Forensic Anthropology ,” M.A...

... of these data should make possible more accurate facial reproductions on the skulls of American blacks. References Krogman , W. M. , The Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine , Charles C Thomas , Springfield, Ill. , 1962 . El-Najjar , M. Y. and McWilliams , K. , Forensic Anthropology...