Facial Forensics

Level 1
What you'll learn
Students will gain entry-level knowledge on the topic of Facial Forensics.
Students will learn domain specific information on a broad-range of elements including Soft Tissue Morphology, Anthropology and Facial Ageing.
Students will learn about the methodologies used by Forensic Practitioners within the domain of Forensic Facial analysis.
Students will learn the effects of limited image quality factors on Forensic Facial analysis.
Requirements
An interest in the field of Facial Forensics and Identification evidence.
No experience needed, you will learn everything you need to know from this course.
An introduction to Forensic Facial Comparison, an admissible form of evidence world wide.
Description
Forensic facial analysis is a 36 lecture course that uses a structured and scientific approach to the investigation into human facial forensics. Each segment contains a series of lecture videos complete with animations and with a marked self-assessment. The course has been developed for critical thinkers who are fascinated by every facet of the human face. Students will learn terminology and methods associated to forensic facial analysis, and this course will address the big question, what makes the human face unique? Students will be introduced to facial anatomy, the bones of the cranium which up-hold the surface anatomy, as well as the role of external variables, which can have a lasting impact of the perceived structure. Learners will develop an appreciation of the difference between fine features of the face and appreciate how either similarities and or differences between facial details can assist forensic practitioners in identifying an assailant. Learners will be best positioned to build on this course and take their knowledge further by studying additional modules in the area, increasing their skill set and helping to secure a role within the forensic arena. Voxel Learning is a UK-based specialist company operating nationally and internationally, and is founded by experts at the forefront of niche forensic disciplines.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Overview
Lecture 2 Applications of FIC
Section 2: FIC Methodology
Lecture 3 Introduction
Lecture 4 Holistic Face Processing
Lecture 5 Superimposition
Lecture 6 Photo-anthropometry
Lecture 7 Perspective Distortion
Lecture 8 Morphological Analysis
Section 3: Class and Sub Class Features
Lecture 9 Introduction
Lecture 10 Class Features
Lecture 11 Sub-Class Features
Lecture 12 Other Features
Section 4: Describing Features
Lecture 13 Introduction
Lecture 14 The Eyes
Lecture 15 Nasal Anatomy
Lecture 16 Nasal Profile
Lecture 17 Pronasale
Lecture 18 Nasal Alars
Lecture 19 The Mouth
Lecture 20 Face Shapes
Section 5: Limitations
Lecture 21 Introduction
Lecture 22 Image Quality
Lecture 23 Facial Occlusion
Lecture 24 Lighting Conditions
Lecture 25 Time between Images
Lecture 26 Morphological Aspects of Ageing
Section 6: Soft Biometrics
Lecture 27 Introduction
Lecture 28 Tattoos
Lecture 29 Moles
Lecture 30 Birth Marks
Section 7: Comparative Analysis
Lecture 31 ACE-V
Lecture 32 Analysis
Lecture 33 Comparison
Lecture 34 Evaluation and Verification
Section 8: Additional
Lecture 35 Bones of the Face and Head
Lecture 36 Anatomical Directions
Lecture 37 Supplementary Reference Material
Section 9: Conclusion
Lecture 38 Thank You
The course has been designed by recognised Forensic Experts and is an introduction to Facial Image Comparison.,Intended learners include Forensic and Legal study enthusiasts, including entry-level learners from any study domain.


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