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Jamie K Pringle

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Forensic Science International|November 18, 2018
Wildlife crime: The application of forensic geoscience to assist with criminal investigationsKristopher D Wisniewski, Jamie K Pringle, Daniel Allen, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|August 20, 2019
Testing Application of Geographical Information Systems, Forensic Geomorphology and Electrical Resistivity Tomography to Investigate Clandestine Grave Sites in Colombia, South AmericaCarlos Martin Molina, Kristopher D Wisniewski, Jonathan Drake, et al.
Forensic Science International|June 20, 2016
Discovery of a mass grave from the Spanish Civil War using Ground Penetrating Radar and forensic archaeologyJosé-Paulino Fernández-Álvarez, David Rubio-Melendi, Antxoka Martínez-Velasco, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|July 21, 2015
Soilwater Conductivity Analysis to Date and Locate Clandestine Graves of Homicide VictimsJamie K Pringle, John P Cassella, John R Jervis, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|February 26, 2019
The Search for "Fred": An Unusual Vertical Burial CaseKristopher D Wisniewski, Nicholas Cooper, Vivienne Heaton, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|April 19, 2012
Geophysical monitoring of simulated clandestine graves using electrical and ground-penetrating radar methods: 0-3 years after burialJamie K Pringle, John R Jervis, James D Hansen, et al.
Forensic Science International|January 13, 2024
Monitoring of simulated clandestine graves of victims using UAVs, GPR, electrical tomography and conductivity over 4-8 years post-burial to aid forensic search investigators in Colombia, South AmericaCarlos Martín Molina, Kristopher D Wisniewski, Andrés Salamanca, et al.
Scientific Reports|May 7, 2020
Geophysical monitoring of simulated homicide burials for forensic investigationsJamie K Pringle, Ian G Stimpson, Kristopher D Wisniewski, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|July 13, 2016
Long-term Geophysical Monitoring of Simulated Clandestine Graves using Electrical and Ground Penetrating Radar Methods: 4-6 Years After BurialJamie K Pringle, John R Jervis, Daniel Roberts, et al.
Forensic Science International|December 3, 2014
The use of magnetic susceptibility as a forensic search toolJamie K Pringle, Matteo Giubertoni, Nigel J Cassidy, et al.
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Forensic Science International|November 18, 2018
Wildlife crime: The application of forensic geoscience to assist with criminal investigationsKristopher D Wisniewski, Jamie K Pringle, Daniel Allen, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|August 20, 2019
Testing Application of Geographical Information Systems, Forensic Geomorphology and Electrical Resistivity Tomography to Investigate Clandestine Grave Sites in Colombia, South AmericaCarlos Martin Molina, Kristopher D Wisniewski, Jonathan Drake, et al.
Forensic Science International|June 20, 2016
Discovery of a mass grave from the Spanish Civil War using Ground Penetrating Radar and forensic archaeologyJosé-Paulino Fernández-Álvarez, David Rubio-Melendi, Antxoka Martínez-Velasco, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|July 21, 2015
Soilwater Conductivity Analysis to Date and Locate Clandestine Graves of Homicide VictimsJamie K Pringle, John P Cassella, John R Jervis, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|February 26, 2019
The Search for "Fred": An Unusual Vertical Burial CaseKristopher D Wisniewski, Nicholas Cooper, Vivienne Heaton, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|April 19, 2012
Geophysical monitoring of simulated clandestine graves using electrical and ground-penetrating radar methods: 0-3 years after burialJamie K Pringle, John R Jervis, James D Hansen, et al.
Forensic Science International|January 13, 2024
Monitoring of simulated clandestine graves of victims using UAVs, GPR, electrical tomography and conductivity over 4-8 years post-burial to aid forensic search investigators in Colombia, South AmericaCarlos Martín Molina, Kristopher D Wisniewski, Andrés Salamanca, et al.
Scientific Reports|May 7, 2020
Geophysical monitoring of simulated homicide burials for forensic investigationsJamie K Pringle, Ian G Stimpson, Kristopher D Wisniewski, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|July 13, 2016
Long-term Geophysical Monitoring of Simulated Clandestine Graves using Electrical and Ground Penetrating Radar Methods: 4-6 Years After BurialJamie K Pringle, John R Jervis, Daniel Roberts, et al.
Forensic Science International|December 3, 2014
The use of magnetic susceptibility as a forensic search toolJamie K Pringle, Matteo Giubertoni, Nigel J Cassidy, et al.
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