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Retrieval of Time of Death Basing on Forensic Entomology through Digital Imaging.

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Title: Retrieval of Time of Death Basing on Forensic Entomology through Digital Imaging.
Authors: Sharmili, N., Roy, Mettu Sumender, Goud, Parameshwari M., Srinivasarao, Yerramsetti, Rajesh, M. V., Devi, N. Lakshmi, Devapogu, Kumar, Polamuri, Subba Rao
Source: International Journal of Computer Information Systems & Industrial Management Applications; 2026 Supplement, Vol. 18, p45-56, 12p
Subject Terms: Time of death, Forensic entomology, Human skin color, Crime scene searches, Digital image processing, Sarcophagidae, Postmortem changes
Abstract: Digital investigation is one of innovative enhance in the field of forensic science. Investigating a crime scene is very crucial and challenging for both the police and investigating departments. As a novel solution for manual intervention, out research embellishes various studies and observations during the investigation. To digitize the investigations process, research motivated us biologically to present the simulation of various events present at the crime scene. The approach started with the bodily fluids, blood pooling, surface of the body lay down, oxidization after death,skin tones observed and finally Sarcophagid flies. As a part of our research we demonstrate different approaches on various models to compare the real world photographic examples. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Database: Complementary Index
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ISSN:21507988
DOI:10.70917/ijcisim-2026-2674