Innovative Technologies Contributing to Digital Traceology Development

The article considers topical issues related to the application of innovative technologies under examination of various new types of traces that remain on the scene of an accident. It highlights the relevant issues arising due to expert errors under examination of digital information displayed in footprints and under unification of terms. The ways of solving them are proposed as well.

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Theory and Practice of Forensic Science
Published
2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.30764/1819-2785-2025-1-6-10
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Advanced Research in Systems and Signal Processing
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Innovative Technologies Contributing to Digital Traceology Development

N. P. Maylis
Theory and Practice of Forensic Science
Advanced Research in Systems and Signal Processing
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Innovative Technologies Contributing to Digital Traceology Development

N. P. Maylis
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Abstract

The article considers topical issues related to the application of innovative technologies under examination of various new types of traces that remain on the scene of an accident. It highlights the relevant issues arising due to expert errors under examination of digital information displayed in footprints and under unification of terms. The ways of solving them are proposed as well.

Theory and Practice of Forensic ScienceVol. 20(1)
Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (RU), Moscow University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
Openalex Percentile: Top 92%
Advanced Research in Systems and Signal Processing
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