This comprehensive textbook serves as an accessible, student-friendly introduction to the essential mathematical and statistical tools required by forensic scientists in the analysis, interpretation, and presentation of experimental measurements. Perfect for students pursuing a degree in forensic science or forensic analysis, this book equips readers with the necessary skills to excel in their field.
Beginning with a foundation of high school mathematics, this forensic science book expands into vital quantitative analysis techniques relevant to a wide range of forensic applications. The clearly structured text emphasizes:
- Development of core mathematical skills
- Understanding calculations associated with experimental work
- Effective use of graphs and evaluation of uncertainties
Through a comprehensive study of probability and statistics, readers will gain insight into Bayesian approaches for evaluating evidence in court. Each section discusses practical forensic applications, including:
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- Ballistics trajectories
- Post-mortem cooling
- Forensic pharmacokinetics
- Matching of glass evidence
Authors:
Craig Adam (Author)
Edition:
1st
Publication Date:
September 21, 2011
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