Crime scene investigation, reporting, and reconstuction (CSIRR)

John F. Booth; Jeffrey M. Young; Paul Corrigan

doi:10.1117/12.266304

10 February 1997 Crime scene investigation, reporting, and reconstuction (CSIRR)

John F. Booth, Jeffrey M. Young, Paul Corrigan

Proceedings Volume 2941, Forensic Evidence Analysis and Crime Scene Investigation; (1997) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.266304
Event: Enabling Technologies for Law Enforcement and Security, 1996, Boston, MA, United States

Abstract

Graphic Data Systems Corporation (GDS Corp.) and Intellignet Graphics Solutions, Inc. (IGS) combined talents in 1995 to design and develop a MicroGDS^TM application to support field investiations of crime scenes, such as homoicides, bombings, and arsons. IGS and GDS Corp. prepared design documents under the guidance of federal, state, and local crime scene reconstruction experts and with information from the FBI's evidence response team field book. The application was then developed to encompass the key components of crime scene investigaton: staff assigned to the incident, tasks occuring at the scene, visits to the scene location, photogrpahs taken of the crime scene, related documents, involved persons, catalogued evidence, and two- or three- dimensional crime scene reconstruction. Crime scene investigation, reporting, and reconstruction (CSIRR$CPY) provides investigators with a single applicaiton for both capturing all tabular data about the crime scene and quickly renderng a sketch of the scene. Tabular data is captured through ituitive database forms, while MicroGDS^TM has been modified to readily allow non-CAD users to sketch the scene.

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John F. Booth, Jeffrey M. Young, and Paul Corrigan "Crime scene investigation, reporting, and reconstuction (CSIRR)", Proc. SPIE 2941, Forensic Evidence Analysis and Crime Scene Investigation, (10 February 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.266304

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