This is the Euroscicon meeting report, which took place on the 4th of March 2014 in London
The report describes the need for contingency planning, multi-organisational and international preparations and training, as well as critical reflections on past deployments and new trends and technologies from academic research, which have the potential to revolutionise the Disaster Victim Identification operations of the future.
Meeting Chair: Professor Sue Black, Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification, University of Dundee, Scotland UK
Author: Ms Sarah Ellingham, Teesside University
Editor: Dr Astrid Englezou, Euroscicon Ltd
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Contents
ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTERS
- DVI is global
- The case for professionalising the UK DVI capability.
- Collaboration and communication: The forensic science provider’s perspective.
- Fail to prepare, prepare to fail. A framework for DVI deployment planning.
- Developing integrated communications and data environment software for disaster scenes.
- Post-mortem computed tomography in the identification of the developing human.
- Identification of the victims of the Christchurch earthquake.
- DVI: A multiagency response.
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
BIOGRAPHIES
- Session Chair: Professor Sue Black.
- Alison Brough.
- Brian Chittick.
- Nigel Humphreys.
- Patrick Langdon.
- Jules Kieser
- Jen Williams.
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