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Jamie K Pringle

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Forensic Science International|June 5, 2018
Inorganic elemental analysis of decomposition fluids of an in situ animal burialHenry C Dick, Jamie K Pringle
Forensic Science International|May 18, 2010
Electrical resistivity survey to search for a recent clandestine burial of a homicide victim, UKJamie K Pringle, John R Jervis
Forensic Science International|March 4, 2014
Search protocols for hidden forensic objects beneath floors and within wallsAlastair Ruffell, Jamie K Pringle, Shari Forbes
Forensic Science International|February 25, 2014
GPR and bulk ground resistivity surveys in graveyards: locating unmarked burials in contrasting soil typesJames D Hansen, Jamie K Pringle, Jon Goodwin
Forensic Science International|August 4, 2009
Time-lapse resistivity surveys over simulated clandestine gravesJohn R Jervis, Jamie K Pringle, George W Tuckwell
Forensic Science International|January 31, 2012
Establishing forensic search methodologies and geophysical surveying for the detection of clandestine graves in coastal beach environmentsJamie K Pringle, Claire Holland, Katie Szkornik, et al.
Forensic Science International|March 10, 2010
Preliminary soilwater conductivity analysis to date clandestine burials of homicide victimsJamie K Pringle, John P Cassella, John R Jervis
Forensic Science International|January 18, 2015
Preliminary results of sequential monitoring of simulated clandestine graves in Colombia, South America, using ground penetrating radar and botanyCarlos Martin Molina, Jamie K Pringle, Miguel Saumett, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|September 24, 2008
Time-lapse geophysical investigations over a simulated urban clandestine graveJamie K Pringle, John Jervis, John P Cassella, et al.
Forensic Science International|February 28, 2016
Geophysical monitoring of simulated graves with resistivity, magnetic susceptibility, conductivity and GPR in Colombia, South AmericaCarlos Martin Molina, Jamie K Pringle, Miguel Saumett, et al.
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Forensic Science International|June 5, 2018
Inorganic elemental analysis of decomposition fluids of an in situ animal burialHenry C Dick, Jamie K Pringle
Forensic Science International|May 18, 2010
Electrical resistivity survey to search for a recent clandestine burial of a homicide victim, UKJamie K Pringle, John R Jervis
Forensic Science International|March 4, 2014
Search protocols for hidden forensic objects beneath floors and within wallsAlastair Ruffell, Jamie K Pringle, Shari Forbes
Forensic Science International|February 25, 2014
GPR and bulk ground resistivity surveys in graveyards: locating unmarked burials in contrasting soil typesJames D Hansen, Jamie K Pringle, Jon Goodwin
Forensic Science International|August 4, 2009
Time-lapse resistivity surveys over simulated clandestine gravesJohn R Jervis, Jamie K Pringle, George W Tuckwell
Forensic Science International|January 31, 2012
Establishing forensic search methodologies and geophysical surveying for the detection of clandestine graves in coastal beach environmentsJamie K Pringle, Claire Holland, Katie Szkornik, et al.
Forensic Science International|March 10, 2010
Preliminary soilwater conductivity analysis to date clandestine burials of homicide victimsJamie K Pringle, John P Cassella, John R Jervis
Forensic Science International|January 18, 2015
Preliminary results of sequential monitoring of simulated clandestine graves in Colombia, South America, using ground penetrating radar and botanyCarlos Martin Molina, Jamie K Pringle, Miguel Saumett, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|September 24, 2008
Time-lapse geophysical investigations over a simulated urban clandestine graveJamie K Pringle, John Jervis, John P Cassella, et al.
Forensic Science International|February 28, 2016
Geophysical monitoring of simulated graves with resistivity, magnetic susceptibility, conductivity and GPR in Colombia, South AmericaCarlos Martin Molina, Jamie K Pringle, Miguel Saumett, et al.
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