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Introduction

The procedure of identifying victims of disasters either major (such as terrorist attacks or earthquakes) or smaller (such as aeroplane crashes) cannot reply on visual recognition alone. Comparison of fingerprints, dental records and / or DNA samples with ones stored in databases or taken from victims' personal effects are often required to obtain a conclusive identification. This inaugural networking event will gather together experts in DVI to discuss current legislation and techniques involved in DVI

Venue

The Penridge Suite

The Penridge Suite, The Penridge Suite, London, N11 1NL, United Kingdom

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Organised by

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Contact information

Dr Shara Cohen
United Kingdom
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