3D forensic science: An introductory statement from the members of the Forensic Capability Network (FCN) Visual Technologies Research Group (VTRG)

IF 0.8 Q4 RADIOLOGY, NUCLEAR MEDICINE & MEDICAL IMAGING Forensic Imaging Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1016/j.fri.2023.200546
Rachael M. Carew , Amber J. Collings
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The Forensic Capability Network (FCN) Visual Technologies Research Group (VTRG) is a collective of academics, consultants, forensic practitioners, and law enforcement with expertise in the developing field of 3D forensic science (3DFS) that was established in 2020. This short communication provides an oversight into the development of the working group and 3DFS as a new subdiscipline of Forensic Science. As a collaborative venture, the VTRG provides a platform to create and disseminate knowledge and experience to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and strength of partnerships across the criminal justice system. So far, the VTRG has established a user network and has gathered intelligence regarding the current use 3DFS across England and Wales. A clear demand for 3D services has been identified, however, the lack operational guidelines, standardised operating procedures, training or certification, ethical recommendations, quality assurance policies, or formal oversight remains a concern. The VTRG therefore aim to focus future work on promoting effective knowledge transfer and supporting the empirical research that underpins best practice guidance.

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3D法医科学:法医能力网络(FCN)视觉技术研究小组(VTRG)成员的介绍性陈述
法医能力网络(FCN)视觉技术研究小组(VTRG)是一个由学者、顾问、法医从业者和执法人员组成的集体,于2020年成立,在三维法医学(3DFS)发展领域拥有专业知识。这一简短的交流为工作组和3DFS作为法医学新分支学科的发展提供了监督。作为一家合作企业,VTRG提供了一个创建和传播知识和经验的平台,以提高整个刑事司法系统伙伴关系的效率、效力和实力。到目前为止,VTRG已经建立了一个用户网络,并收集了英格兰和威尔士目前使用3DFS的情报。已经确定了对3D服务的明确需求,然而,缺乏操作指南、标准化操作程序、培训或认证、道德建议、质量保证政策或正式监督仍然是一个令人担忧的问题。因此,VTRG的目标是将未来的工作重点放在促进有效的知识转移和支持作为最佳实践指导基础的实证研究上。
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