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Electronic Forms-Based Computing for Evidentiary Analysis

 

Andy Luse
Iowa State University
andyluse@iastate.edu
 

Brian Mennecke
Iowa State University
mennecke@iastate.edu

 

Anthony M. Townsend
Iowa State University
amt@iastate.edu
 

ABSTRACT

 

The paperwork associated with evidentiary collection and analysis is a highly repetitive and time-consuming process which often involves duplication of work and can frequently result in documentary errors. Electronic entry of evidence-related information can facilitate greater accuracy and less time spent on data entry. This manuscript describes a general framework for the implementation of an electronic tablet-based system for evidentiary processing. This framework is then utilized in the design and implementation of an electronic tablet-based evidentiary input prototype system developed for use by forensic laboratories which serves as a verification of the proposed framework. The manuscript concludes with a discussion of implications and recommendations for the implementation and use of tablet-based computing for evidence analysis.


Keywords: forms-based computing, tablet pc, evidence analysis.


 

 

 
 
   

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