Comparative analysis of the accuracy of determining the postmortem interval by single and dynamic thermometry of a corpse

The results of determining the postmortem interval by postmortem dynamic thermometry due to an increase in the number of temperature measurements are more susceptible to the negative influence of metrological errors than estimates of methods based on single thermometry of a corpse. It is possible to increase the accuracy of dynamic thermometry methods by reducing body temperature measurement errors, increasing the time interval between them and reducing their number.