'Ridge lines' presentation slideshows

T o p o g r a p h i c S u r v e y i n g

T o p o g r a p h i c S u r v e y i n g. Introduction. Topographic surveys are used to record the information necessary to draw a topographic map. Topo maps are a two dimensional representation of three dimensional objects

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Introduction to Forensic Science

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Novel Use of GIS for Spatial Analysis of Fingerprint Patterns

Novel Use of GIS for Spatial Analysis of Fingerprint Patterns. Steve Taylor, Earth and Physical Sciences, Western Oregon University Ryan Stanley, Geology & Geography, West Virginia University Emma Dutton, Forensic Sciences Division, Oregon State Police

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Novel Use of GIS for Spatial Analysis of Fingerprint Patterns

Novel Use of GIS for Spatial Analysis of Fingerprint Patterns. Steve Taylor, Earth and Physical Sciences, Western Oregon University Ryan Stanley, Geology & Geography, West Virginia University Emma Dutton, Forensic Services Division, Oregon State Police

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Novel Use of GIS for Spatial Analysis of Fingerprint Patterns

Novel Use of GIS for Spatial Analysis of Fingerprint Patterns. Steve Taylor, Earth and Physical Sciences, Western Oregon University Ryan Stanley, Geology & Geography, West Virginia University Emma Dutton, Forensic Sciences Division, Oregon State Police

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Roofing

Roofing. Common Types of Roofing Styles. Open Gable. Dutch Gable. Hip & Valley. Framing Methods. Trusses. Rafters. Parts of Rafters. Plumb Cut. Common Rafter. Ridge Board. Birds Mouth. Tail Cut. Double Top Plate. Wall Stud. Parts of A Hip & Valley Roof . Ridge Lines. Hips.

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Fingerprints

Fingerprints. Background Information. Each fingerprint is made up of friction ridges, that do not change over time (unless scarring occurs) Fingerprints are formed in the womb Each fingerprint is a deposit of wastes when a person comes in contact with a surface

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Fingerprints

Fingerprints. Background Information. Each fingerprint is made up of friction ridges, that do not change over time (unless scarring occurs) Fingerprints are formed in the womb Each fingerprint is a deposit of wastes when a person comes in contact with a surface

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Lecture Fingerprinting

Lecture Fingerprinting. Fingerprint evaluations are 99.8% reliable. Fingerprint Patterns. Loops have ridge lines that start on one side and curve back into loops, like the bend in a river. Fingerprint Patterns. Whorls have lines that form a circle around a central point. Fingerprint Patterns.

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