How important is it to consider target properties and hematocrit in bloodstain pattern analysis?
Highlights • Impact of blood drops on targets with varying material and roughness was investigated. • A procedure is described to measure hematocrit during bloodstain pattern analysis experiments. • Correlations relating the stain size and velocity of impact were developed. • Uncertainty in hematocr...
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| description | Highlights • Impact of blood drops on targets with varying material and roughness was investigated. • A procedure is described to measure hematocrit during bloodstain pattern analysis experiments. • Correlations relating the stain size and velocity of impact were developed. • Uncertainty in hematocrit induce significant errors in BPA trajectory reconstruction. • Consideration of target surface is needed for accurate BPA trajectory reconstruction. |
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| subjects | Aluminum Animal diseases Blood Bloodstain pattern analysis Contact angle Correlation analysis Crime Data processing Drop impact Droplets Estimating Estimation Fluid flow Forensic sciences Hematocrit Humidity Inspection Pathology Pattern analysis Reconstruction Reynolds number Spreading Studies Substrates Surface roughness Temperature Trajectories Trajectory analysis Viscosity Wettability |
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