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Journal of forensic sciences, v.60 no.3, 2015년, pp.743 - 752
Healy, Carrie A. (Department of Anthropology University of Arkansas Old Main 330 Fayetteville AR) , Schultz, John J. (Department of Anthropology University of Central Florida 4000 Central Florida Blvd Orlando FL) , Parker, Kenneth (Orange County Sheriff's Office Marine Unit 2500 West Colonial Dr. Orlando FL) , Lowers, Bim (Orange County Sheriff's Office Marine Unit 2500 West Colonial Dr. Orlando FL)
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AbstractForensic investigators routinely deploy side‐scan sonar for submerged body searches. This study adds to the limited body of literature by undertaking a controlled project to understand how variables affect detection of submerged bodies using side‐scan sonar. Research consisted ...
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