Titlebook: Geoscientists at Crime Scenes; A Companion to Foren Rosa Maria Di Maggio,Pier Matteo Barone Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG

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2214-4293 o-crimes‘.Fresh and updated results of the different methodsThis book presents the forensic geoscience in general and, in particular, in Italy and their application to peculiar crimes.  Italy is internationally relevant due to the presence of different kinds of “geo-crimes” (in the first place, envi

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Applications of Discrete Event Systems,le samples, and for the determination of a likely area of provenance. The examination of soils must be carried out following . analytical procedures which have a logical sequence and that are able to better characterize the samples on the basis of their distinctive elements.

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Averaging Algorithms and Consensusl surveying, often represents a basic cognitive approach to the framing of issues related to the interaction between both anthropogenic structures and grounds, both incorrect and/or illegal activities implemented against the environment.

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Encyclopedia of Teacher Education dimensions. Geophysical methods have the potential to aid in the search and recovery of these targets because they can non-destructively and rapidly examine large areas where a suspect, an illegal burial, landfill or some other forensic target is hidden.

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Advanced/Mixed Two-Dimensional Modelsve for simplicity and conciseness. The professional forensic geoscientist (just like every expert) should be aware of this and should actively cooperate in obtaining the best possible resolution of the case.

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Forensic Analysis of Soils and Geological Materials,le samples, and for the determination of a likely area of provenance. The examination of soils must be carried out following . analytical procedures which have a logical sequence and that are able to better characterize the samples on the basis of their distinctive elements.

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Quality, Expertise, and Ethics in Forensic Geoscience,ve for simplicity and conciseness. The professional forensic geoscientist (just like every expert) should be aware of this and should actively cooperate in obtaining the best possible resolution of the case.