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Crime Scene
For Crime Scene equipment, we are representing Sirchie, USA and we delivered Field Investigation Kits, Sexual Assaults Kits, and Crime Scene Vehicles to Bangladesh Police.
Sirchie is a comprehensive manufacturer and distributor of crime scene investigation and forensic evidence collection supplies. The Company’s products are used by law enforcement agencies around the world to identify, collect, record, analyze, evaluate and archive physical evidence. Sirchie’s expansive offering extends beyond fingerprint powders and brushes to include forensic light sources, evidence drying cabinets and forensic workstations, optical enhancement equipment, narcotic and blood alcohol test kits, sexual assault and DNA evidence collection kits, gunshot residue collection, personal protection equipment and proprietary law enforcement software.
AFIS – Automated Fingerprint Identification System
AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System), ABIS (Automated Ballistic Identifications System), Hand Writing Identification System, Foot Print & Tyre Mark Identification System from Papillon Zao, Russia
The Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System, or IAFIS, is a national fingerprint and criminal history system that responds to requests 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to help our local, state, and federal partners—and our own investigators—solve and prevent crime and catch criminals and terrorists. IAFIS provides automated fingerprint search capabilities, latent search capability, electronic image storage, and electronic exchange of fingerprints and responses.
What is included in AFIS: Not only fingerprints, but corresponding criminal histories; mug shots; scars and tattoo photos; physical characteristics like height, weight, and hair and eye color; and aliases. The international slandered AFIS that we provide to our client enables creating, storing and functioning of electronic databases of ten print and latent records, and automates the process of fingerprint and palm print identification helping to solve a wide range of vital tasks:
- Personal identification by fingerprints and palm prints, including real-time identification Bya single print when performing in-the-field identity checks
- Identification of the unknown dead
- Ascertainment of implication in past crimes
- Consolidation of crimes committed by one and the same person
- Fundamentally, our system is based on the client-server architecture model enabling the workstations independently make service requests to the server that accepts and replies to these requests.
ABIS – Automated Ballistic Identification System
PAPILLON ARSENAL Automated Ballistic Identification System
Dedicated to Producing Results in a Short Time
The major task of the ARSENAL system is to use your ballistic files in the most efficient way in order to make a thorough examination and to obtain the most reliable results in a shortest possible time. It is obvious, that the core of the solution consists in automation and computerization of the identification operations, and this task cannot be solved without using state-of-the-art technologies. The ARSENAL system possesses all necessary tools for that. ARSENAL is a modern powerful computer system capable to automate the whole procedure of examination of bullets, cartridge cases and their fragments: from data entry and creation of electronic database, matching and split-screen verification to results of comparisons conducted.
ARSENAL ABIS is dedicated to
- Creating automated databases for rifled firearms booked in law-enforcement agencies
- Creating automated databases for bullets and cartridge cases captured at crime scenes
- Basing and filing the records of evolvents of bullets’ leading surface and marks on cartridge cases
- Computerizing searches against databases
- Comparing bullets or cartridge cases side-by-side
- Automating the documenting of examination results
- Interregional data exchange
Functionality of ARSENAL ABIS
- Scanning entire bullet and cartridge case sides, cartridge case head, marks captured from shell fragments and deformed bullets
- Captures cartridge case head images using lighting in sectors. This method of scanning makes some characteristic marks (firing pinimpressions, breechface marks, ejector marks) to look more legible than they are when being captured by ring lighting
- Automatically determining location of driven edge and leading edge impressions in an evolvent record
- Interactively locating unique impressions (striations) on a bullet and cartridge case side
- Automatically determining significant marks location on a cartridge case head with the possibility of human-aided correction
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