Arqueología Forense, Quimiometria y el Método Científico
Resumen
Las tecnologías forenses en los últimos años han incrementado su capacidad lo que ha permitido que obtengan una mejor sensibilidad y la fuerza del potencial de investigación de los científicos forenses que amplían el campo e incorporan muchas tecnologías que van desde el reconocimiento de patrones hasta la composición química y su análisis. Numerosos campos dentro de la ciencia forense se han desarrollado considerablemente a lo largo de los años, y las nuevas tecnologías han permitido nuevas aplicaciones de la ciencia forense. Este trabajo es una revisión que comprende las técnicas que se utilizan habitualmente en los laboratorios forenses, los desarrollos que tienen lugar en las universidades y otras organizaciones de investigación, que pueden volverse habituales en la ciencia forense en el futuro. El avance en la ciencia forense digital y el mayor uso de evidencia digital en los tribunales requiere una formación constante para los jueces y los científicos forenses. Esto asegurará que estén familiarizados con las tecnologías existentes y emergentes aplicables en las investigaciones forenses. Por lo tanto, comprender adecuadamente el funcionamiento de las diferentes tecnologías forenses es fundamental para ayudar a la eficacia de los sistemas que deseen implementarse.
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