Microscopy Techniques for Topography Image Acquisition of Marks on Cartridge Cases

Despite very high importance of tool mark analysis in criminalistics domain, the image acquisition and comparison of tool marks remains a difficult and time-consuming effort. This work deals with description of selected microscopy techniques applied to examination of marks on the surface of fired ca...

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Published in:Sensors & transducers 2016-11, Vol.206 (11), p.43-43
Main Authors: Navratil, Milan, Kresalek, Vojtech, Koutecky, Adam, Malanik, Zdenek
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Cartridges
Confocal
Firearms
Image acquisition
Laboratories
Lasers
Methods
Microscopes
Microscopy
Scanning
Topography
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description Despite very high importance of tool mark analysis in criminalistics domain, the image acquisition and comparison of tool marks remains a difficult and time-consuming effort. This work deals with description of selected microscopy techniques applied to examination of marks on the surface of fired cartridge cases, specifically on marks after firing pin. They are represented by 3-D topography images (scanning probe microscopy and laser scanning confocal microscopy) and 2-D images (scanning electron microscopy and light microscopy in bright field).
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Laboratories
Lasers
Methods
Microscopes
Microscopy
Scanning
Topography
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