Research & Validation Papers

Peer Reviewed Papers

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  1. A comparison of reverse projection and PhotoModeler for suspect height analysis
    Liscio, Eugene, Guryn, H., Le, Q., Olver, A., Forensic Science International, Volume 320, March 2021, 110690
     

  2. Automated Reconstruction of Cast-off Blood Spatter Patterns based on Euclidean Geometry and Statistical Likelihood
    Scott McCleary, Eugene Liscio, Kris De Brabanter, Daniel Attinger,  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.forsciint.2020.110628​
     

  3. The Effects of Camera Resolution and Distance on Suspect Height Analysis Using PhotoModeler​
    Olver, Angela, Guryn, Helen, Liscio, Eugene https://doi.org/10.1016/j.forsciint.2020.110601
     

  4. Angle of impact determination from bullet holes in a metal surfaceEugene Liscio, Rabbia Imran, Forensic Science International http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.forsciint.2020.110504
     

  5. Accuracy of Digital Ellipse Marking for Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
    Moore, C., Liscio, E. JBPA, Volume 35, Number 3
     

  6. Evaluating the Morphological and Metric Sex of Human Crania Using 3-Dimensional (3D) Technology
    Berezowski, V., Rogers, T. & Liscio, E. , Int J Legal Med (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00414-020-02305-0
     

  7. Accuracy of Area of Origin Analysis on Textured, Wallpaper Surfaces
    Gareth Griffiths, Eugene Liscio, P.Eng. , Dean Northfield, JBPA, Volume 35, Number 1, March 2020
     

  8. The Accuracy and Repeatability of Reconstructing Single Bullet Impacts Using the 2D Ellipse Method
    Miguel Walters, H.B.Sc.; and Eugene Liscio, P.Eng. J Forensic Sci, 2020, doi: 10.1111/1556-4029.14309
     

  9. Observations and Analysis of Cast-Off Stains
    Liscio, E., Patrick Bozek, Helen Guryn, & Quan Le, Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2020, doi: 10.1111/1556-4029.14301
     

  10. FARO Zone 3D Area of Origin Tools with Handheld 3D Data
    Le Q, Liscio E. , J Assoc Crime Scene Reconstr. 2019:, 23:1-10.
     

  11. Determining the Suitability of 3D Laser Scanning for Forensic Footwear Impression Analysis in Sand
    Rodrigues, Charmaine and Liscio, Eugene. Identification Canada, Volume 42, No. 1, March 2019
     

  12. Accuracy and Reproducibility of Bullet Trajectories in FARO Zone 3D, 
    Liscio, Eugene, Le, Quan  and  Guryn, Helen . Journal of Forensic Sciences , 2019 
     

  13. A Comparative Study between FARO Scene and FARO Zone 3D for Area of Origin Analysis., 
    Liscio, Eugene, Forensic Science International, Volume 301, August 2019, Pages 166-173
     

  14. 3D Documentation of a Clandestine Grave: A Comparison Between Manual and 3D Digital Methods, 
    Victoria Berezowski MSc, Jason J. Keller & Eugene Liscio. J Assoc Crime Scene Reconstr. 2018;22:23-37.
     

  15. A Preliminary Validation for the FARO Zone 3D Area of Origin Tool. J Assoc Crime Scene
    Eugene Liscio, J Association of Crime Scene Reconstruction. 2018;22:1-9
     

  16. Three Dimensional Models Generated by Drone Photogrammetry and by Laser Scanner, 
    Tran, Isabel, Liscio, Eugene, Identification Canada, Volume 41, June 2018.
     

  17. The Accuracy and Inter-Examiner Reliability of Point-of-Origin Analysis of Bloodstain Patterns Using 3D Laser Scanning Technique, 
    Chen, Yongu (Sara), Liscio, Eugene. Identification Canada, Volume 41, March 2018.
     

  18. Accuracy and Repeatability of Trajectory Rod Measurement Using Laser Scanners, 
    Eugene Liscio,1,2 P.Eng.; Helen Guryn,1 H.B.Sc.; and Daniella Stoewner,1 H.B.Sc. J Forensic Sci, 2017 doi: 10.1111/1556-4029.13719
     

  19. Assessing Structured Light 3D Scanning Using Artec Eva for Injury Documentation During Autopsy, 
    Sivanandan J, Liscio E., J Assoc Crime Scene Reconstr. 2016;21:5-13.
     

  20. 3D Bloodstain Pattern Analysis on Complex Surfaces Using The FARO Focus Laser Scanner
    International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts, Nathan Kwan, Eugene Liscio and Tracy Rogers, December 2016.
     

  21. Accuracy and Repeatability of the Laser Scanner and Total Station for Crime and Accident Scene Documentation, 
    David Dustin & Eugene Liscio, P. Eng. J Assoc Crime Scene Reconstr. 2016;20:57-67.
     

  22. Using a 3D Laser Scanner to Determine the Area of Origin of an Impact Pattern
    Dubyk, M., Liscio, E. Journal of Forensic Identification 66 (3), 2016 \ 259.
     

  23. A Comparison of the Terrestrial Laser Scanner & Total Station for Scene Documentation, 
    Liscio E, Hayden A, Moody, J Assoc Crime Scene Reconstruction. 2016;20:1-8.
     

  24. Calculating Point of Origin of Blood Spatter Using Laser Scanning Technology, 
    Nashad Hakim & Eugene Liscio. Journal of Forensic Sciences, March 2015.
     

  25. Using a 3D Laser Scanner to Determine the Use of 3D Scanning and Comparison Method in the Identification of Shovel Impressions in SoilOu
    Bai & Eugene Liscio, Identification Canada, Volume 38, June 2015.
     

  26. A Preliminary Validation of the Use of 3D Scanning for Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
    Eugene Liscio et al., Journal of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis, December 2015 Issue.
     

  27. The Accuracy of Laser Scanning Technology on the Determination of Bloodstain Origin
    Rebecca Lee & Eugene Liscio, Canadian Society of Forensic Science Journal, November 2015.
     

  28. Suspect Height Estimation Using Laser Scanning Technology
    Monique Johnson & Eugene Liscio. (Journal of Forensic Sciences, July 2015).

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