Latest Newsflashs Image Processing of Forensic Evidence - Dr. John C. Russ
Written by Larry A. Compton Tuesday, 02 February 2010 11:13
On December 8, 2009 North Carolina State University (NCSU) held the 2nd NCSU Forensic Science Symposium. If you weren't able to make the symposium NCSU has made many of the presentations available online, to include both the slides and a video recording of the event.
Be sure to check out "Image Processing of Forensic Evidence", presented by Dr. John Russ, Emeritus Professor: Material Science & Engineering, NCSU - click here to view the complete presentation.
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