Laser fingerprint pattern

Author: Cheng Jing
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Fingerprinting is an applied discipline with a long history and holds an important position in criminalistics. Throughout its long development, fingerprint researchers have been dedicated to applying new natural sciences and technologies to solve the key problem of latent fingerprint visualization. Among them, laser fingerprinting, under the relentless efforts of scientists worldwide engaged in criminalistics research, has formed a relatively complete system and has been applied in judicial practice. This book not only allows readers to appreciate the current research status of laser fingerprint detection in various countries but also provides a detailed understanding of the cutting-edge research in fingerprint visualization technology. It is a valuable reference for fingerprint researchers and faculty and students of relevant universities and colleges.
Fingerprinting is an applied discipline with a long history and holds an important position in criminalistics. Throughout its long development, fingerprint researchers have been dedicated to applying new natural sciences and technologies to solve the key problem of latent fingerprint visualization. Among them, laser fingerprinting, under the relentless efforts of scientists worldwide engaged in criminalistics research, has formed a relatively complete system and has been applied in judicial practice. This book is primarily compiled based on the research achievements in laser fingerprinting by Dr. Mense, a professor in the Department of Physics at Texas Tech University and one of the world's earliest researchers in laser fingerprint detection. The book provides a comprehensive introduction to the basic theories and principles of laser fingerprinting, along with numerous practical cases, enabling readers not only to grasp the current research status of laser fingerprint detection worldwide but also to gain a detailed understanding of the cutting-edge topics in fingerprint technology. This book is suitable for fingerprint researchers and criminalistics professionals, as well as an invaluable reference for students of relevant universities and colleges.