... approximation superimposition variance soft tissue thickness References Pinsky   L , Erickson   R P , Schimke   R N . Genetic disorders of human sexual development . New York : Oxford University Press , 1999 . Scherer   G . The molecular genetic jigsaw puzzle of vertebrate...

.... Two superimposition systems using holographic images were examined. In the 2D-3D system, the transparent virtual holographic image of an object is directly superimposed onto the digitized photograph of the same object on the LCD monitor. On the other hand, in the video system, the holographic image...

...DH Ubelaker, Ph.D.; E Bubniak, B.A.; G O'Donnell A new computer-assisted system for photographic superimposition using electronic imaging has been successfully employed to compare an antemortem photograph with a recovered cranium and mandible. Credibility of the comparison is enhanced through study...

...BA Nickerson, M.Sc.; PA Fitzhorn, Ph.D.; SK Koch, M.Sc.; M Charney, Ph.D., D.A.B.F.A. The authors present a methodology for human identification based on digital superimposition techniques. This methodology computes a fast, near optimal fit between a three-dimensional skull surface mesh and a two...

... of a skull's body origin by means of skull-image superimposition. Based on forensic anthropology, the technique has raised to a great extent the credibility of unknown skull identification. In the past 8 years, 89 unknown skulls have been identified with their body origins which provided important and accurate...

...LM Brocklebank, B.D.S., M.Sc.; CJ Holmgren, B.D.S. The technique of photographic superimposition of postmortem specimens (dried skull or head) positioned identically to the orientation in an antemortem smiling photograph is now a recognized method for personal identification of human remains...

...LF Chee, B.D.S., M.D.S., M.Sc., A.M.; CT Cheng, M.B.B.S., D.C.P., D.Path., D.M.J. The photographic superimposition technique requires an antemortem photograph to be enlarged to life size and the skull to be photographed from the same angle as the antemortem photograph. This paper describes how...

...JJI McKenna, M.Phil. The ability to obtain accurate superimposition of the image of the teeth from ante- and post-mortem dentitions is a prerequisite of photographic superimposition. A prototype skull and camera holder is described that enables this to be achieved quickly and simply. The position...

... correspond definitely and consistently to the exhumed skull. 04 12 1987 26 03 1987 01 11 1987 criminalistics human identification musculoskeletal system superimposition skull identification photo superimposition video technique superimposition References Endris , R...

...PX Iten, Ph.D. A method of matching skulls with photographic portraits or impressions of the face in clay by video superimposition is described. Two different practical cases are presented. The first one deals with the identification of a skull of a six-year-old girl, the second...

... with its flexibility, variations, and limitations discussed. 15 11 1985 15 01 1986 01 10 1986 criminalistics human identification photography superimposition References McKenna , J. , Jablonski , N. , and Fearnhead , R. , “ A Method of Matching Skulls...

... and the availability of an antemortem photograph showing those teeth. Measurements of the anterior dentition of unidentified skulls are used to determine the magnification factor necessary for the preparation of life-sized transparencies of photographs. Superimposition of dental landmarks in these transparencies leads...

...RBJ Dorion, D.D.S. The term of photographic superimposition has been applied for a number of techniques in forensic medicine and dentistry. The eomparison of an antemortem photograph to that of a skull is one such procedure. Technical information and potential sources of difficulty are discussed...