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These handouts were produced for the Fingerprint Society’s Increasing Detections through Identification Technology CPD Seminar/Workshop on Human Identification, June 11th 2009, Derbyshire Constabulary Headquarters.

Identification using surgical and cosmetic implants - Lecture

PowerPoint file 12Mb

PowerPoint handout including references 4Mb pdf file

Online photographic gallery of surgical and cosmetic implants 

Digital Infrared Photography of Tattoos - Workshop

pdf handout 1.42Mb

This represents early work done in looking at the use of Digital Infrared Photography not final results.

Weblinks

http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/consumer/digital/digital-cameras/specialist-cameras/is-pro/
http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/media/dContent/mediaCentre/Brochures/IS_Brochure.pdf
State of The Art Derby Tattoo Convention, Derby, England. http://www.tattoo-2001.co.uk

Supporting materials

Guide to ultraviolet and infrared photography 2005 (Does not include digital)

Blacklight site featured in PhD thesis

Michael Katzberg as included some materials from the web pages on Blacklight, ultraviolet fluorescence, in his thesis Cultures of Light, Contemporary Trends in Museum Exhibition, published by Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis, Universiteit van Amsterdam.

In Press

Two new Continuing Professional Development guides have been submitted to the Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine 'Personalised Learning' and 'Team based review and reflection' also a paper as follow-up to my talk on surgical implants for Fingerprint Whorld 'A working methodology for using hip and knee joint implants to support identification'.

New materials added

Presentation, "Identification using surgical and cosmetic implants" and workshop, "Digital Infrared Photography of Tattoos" for the Fingerprint Society Seminar on "Seminar details".

Recent photograph "The three molars" ultraviolet fluorescence of teeth

Smart Clothing and Wearable Technology

Published in February 2009 by Woodhead Publishing in Association with Textile Institute.

Reference: McCann, J. & Bryson, D. (2009) Smart clothing and wearable technology. Cambridge: Woodhead Publishing Limited.

Publishers webpage about the book, Amazon link Smart Clothes and Wearable Technology , more information on this website.

Woodhead Textiles Series No. 83

 - examines this emerging area of textile research including a brief history and industry overview
 - assesses the technologies and materials available for the design and production of smart clothing
 - summarises requirements for smart textiles from both health and performance perspectives
 - discusses branding and presentation of smart clothes to the consumer