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Vibrational Spectroscopy: The New Horizon for Gunshot Residue Analysis (Chapter 2 of Forensic Analysis of Gunshot Residue, 3D-Printed Firearms, and Gunshot Injuries: Current Research and Future Perspectives)

Date Published

January 2019

Publication Type

Research (Applied/Empirical)

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NIJ-Sponsored

Vibrational Spectroscopy: The New Horizon for Gunshot Residue Analysis (Chapter 2 of Forensic Analysis of Gunshot Residue, 3D-Printed Firearms, and Gunshot Injuries: Current Research and Future Perspectives)

NCJ Number

306239

Date Published

January 2019

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NIJ-Sponsored

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Chemical Analysis of Firearm Discharge Residues Using Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy

Date Published

May 2022

Publication Type

Thesis/Dissertation

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NIJ-Sponsored

Chemical Analysis of Firearm Discharge Residues Using Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy

NCJ Number

304764

Date Published

Unknown

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NIJ-Sponsored

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Assessing the utility of LIBS in the reconstruction of firearm related incidents

Date Published

2020

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NIJ-Sponsored

Assessing the utility of LIBS in the reconstruction of firearm related incidents

NCJ Number

303051

Journal

Forensic Chemistry

Date Published

2020

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NIJ-Sponsored

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Wounding Characteristics of .38 Caliber Revolver Cartridges

NCJ Number

124303

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

1989

Upon a Failure to Equal Entry and Exit Wounds: A Possible Case of Tandem Bullets in View of the Literature

NCJ Number

241253

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

July 2012

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Identification of Gunshot Residues in Fabric Targets Using Sector Field Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry Technique and Ternary Graphs

NCJ Number

240852

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

March 2012

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Identification Canada, Volume 29, No. 3 September 2006

NCJ Number

233771

Journal

Identification Canada

Date Published

September 2006

Wound Ballistic Workshop, September 15-17, 1987 9mm vs. .45 Auto

NCJ Number

231617

Date Published

1987

New Type of Shotgun Ammunition Produces Unique Wound Characteristics

NCJ Number

217242

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

January 2007

Statistical Validation of the Individuality of Guns Using 3D Images of Bullets

NCJ Number

213674

Date Published

March 2006

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NIJ-Sponsored

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Statistical Validation of the Individuality of Guns Using 3D Images of Bullets

Date Published

March 2006

Publication Type

Report (Study/Research)

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NIJ-Sponsored

Establishing a Maximum Effective Range for String Shooting Reconstructions

NCJ Number

211159

Journal

Journal of Forensic Identification

Date Published

September 2005

Analysis of Bullet Wipe Patterns on Cloth Targets

NCJ Number

210507

Journal

Journal of Forensic Identification

Date Published

July 2005

Identification of Traumatic Injury in Burned Cranial Bone: An Experimental Approach

NCJ Number

206364

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

May 2004

Bullet Proof: The Old Way Compared with the New Way

NCJ Number

205490

Journal

Evidence Technology Magazine

Date Published

April 2004

New Method for Collection and Identification of Gunshot Residues From the Hands of Shooters

NCJ Number

203500

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

November 2003

Crime Scene Sketch (From Atlas of Crime: Mapping the Criminal Landscape, P 229-235, 2000, Linda S. Turnbull, Elaine Hallisey Hendrix, eds, et al., -- See NCJ-193465

NCJ Number

193491

Date Published

2000

Machine Washing or Brushing of Clothing and Its Influence on Shooting Distance Estimation

NCJ Number

191472

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

July 2001

Shot Through the Window

NCJ Number

187626

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

March 2001

Improved Method for Shooting Distance Determination: Part 2--Bullet Holes in Objects That Cannot Be Processed in the Laboratory

NCJ Number

185058

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

September 2000

Consecutive Matching Striation Criteria: A General Critique

NCJ Number

185057

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

September 2000

Improved Method for Shooting Distance Estimation: Part 1: Bullet Holes in Clothing Items

NCJ Number

184326

Journal

Journal of Forensic Sciences

Date Published

July 2000