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Forensic Light Source Applications: Wavelengths and Uses
www.horiba.comIn general, Forensic and Alternate Light Sources emit high-intensity ultraviolet, visible, and infrared light. Exposure to these types of radiation, even reflected or diffuse, can result in serious, and sometimes irreversible, eye and skin injuries. Never aim the light-guide at anyone.
Presumptive and Confirmatory Forensic Tests
www.sog.unc.eduAlternate Light Sources Confirmatory Takayama Test (no longer listed in State Crime Lab procedures) RSID Test for Human Blood ABA Card Hematrace (note: can cross react with some animal blood. Results will be reported as “consistent for presence of human blood”)
Alternate Light Sources - Crime Scene Investigator
www.crime-scene-investigator.netForensic Technology Center of Excellence (2018). Landscape Study of Alternative Light Sources. ... currently available ALS for crime scene processing and laboratory applications. ... waves, x-rays, and gamma rays). Electromagnetic (EM) radiation: a type of energy that travels as both a wave and a particle. Waves of