Skull · Portrait · Portrait Rights

Author: Zhang Jizong
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book takes cases involving forensic identification as its main thread, showcasing the principles, history, and applications of craniofacial identification techniques through the actual work of forensic experts in investigations. In the cranial section, it focuses on the principles, methods, and applications of cranial facial reconstruction in criminal investigations. It also introduces the relationship between facial photographs and cranial bones, as well as the application of cranial superimposition techniques in solving cases. In the portrait section, it highlights how forensic artists create criminal profiles based on descriptions from victims or witnesses, and then use these profiles to apprehend suspects. Additionally, it covers the development and current state of portrait technology. In the portrait rights section, it emphasizes the methods of photograph identification and its role in identifying criminals, as well as relevant forensic techniques for portrait rights infringement.