A dataset of textile fibres transferred between garments in a simulated assault for forensic interpretation and statistical analysis

The data presented corresponds to the paper "The transfer of fibres between garments in a choreographed assault scenario" [1]. The dataset describes the features (generic fibre type, colour, length, recovered location) of 26101 fibres transferred and recovered following choreographed assault simulations performed by participants wearing a cotton T-shirt and polyester/cotton hoody. This data has been made available so others may employ different statistical methods and modelling approaches to further investigate relationships amongst variables, including continuous length of transferred target and extraneous fibres. Furthermore, forensic practitioners and researchers may use this data for training, teaching and in the evaluation of forensic fibre findings.

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Data in Brief
Published
2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2024.110992
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2
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Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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0.70

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A dataset of textile fibres transferred between garments in a simulated assault for forensic interpretation and statistical analysis

Xanthe Spindler, Claude Roux, Victoria Lau
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Data in Brief
Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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A dataset of textile fibres transferred between garments in a simulated assault for forensic interpretation and statistical analysis

Xanthe Spindler, Claude Roux, Victoria Lau
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Abstract

The data presented corresponds to the paper "The transfer of fibres between garments in a choreographed assault scenario" [1]. The dataset describes the features (generic fibre type, colour, length, recovered location) of 26101 fibres transferred and recovered following choreographed assault simulations performed by participants wearing a cotton T-shirt and polyester/cotton hoody. This data has been made available so others may employ different statistical methods and modelling approaches to further investigate relationships amongst variables, including continuous length of transferred target and extraneous fibres. Furthermore, forensic practitioners and researchers may use this data for training, teaching and in the evaluation of forensic fibre findings.

Data in BriefVol. 57
University of Technology Sydney (AU)
Blond McIndoe Research Foundation, Australian Government, National Imaging Facility, University of Technology Sydney, Western Sydney University, Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 25%
Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
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