Distributed cognition at the crime scene

Crime Scene or Event Scene?

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Wearable Technology for Crime Scene Examination: distributed cognition and naturalistic decision making

Motivation – To explore the domain of crime scene examination as a form of distributed cognition and naturalistic decision making and to inform design of novel technologies. The ‘digitisation’ of Crime Scene Examination is an ongoing activity throughout the world. This process involves the use of portable computers to record scene details and prepare reports, the use of digital photography to c...

Violent Crime Scene

The Cognition of the City at Night

Human presence and accordingly establishing suitable condition for social interactions are important factors in shaping urban spaces. Caring to different aspects of improving environmental qualities especially perception aspect and ease of perception from the environment with legibility improvement is an element that was emphasized from the base of urban design. The role of time, commence of da...

Identification at the crime scene: The sooner, the better? The interpretation of rapid identification information by CSIs at the crime scene.

New technologies will allow Crime Scene Investigators (CSIs) in the near future to analyse traces at the crime scene and receive identification information while still conducting the investigation. These developments could have considerable effects on the way an investigation is conducted. CSIs may start reasoning based on possible database-matches which could influence scenario formation (i.e....