Author:
Ribaux Olivier,Baechler Simon,Rossy Quentin
Abstract
AbstractDifferent data processing methods can support the detection and analysis of various forms of crime patterns. The authors document the influence and role of forensic science and how this has been transformed by digitalization. Forensic intelligence is key and they illustrate their argument of its potential by discussing two new forensic intelligence systems and their underlying digital infrastructure, one facilitating the forensic comparison of fraudulent ID documents (ProFID) and the other the monitoring of online frauds (PICSEL).
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
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