Temperature Fluctuations as One of the Factors Affecting the Retention of Latent Papillae Pattern Prints
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Національний науковий центр «Інститут судових експертиз ім. Засл. проф. М.С. Бокаріуса»
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Dactyloscopic traces are one of the types of evidence in criminal proceedings. Therefore, their ability to persist under the effects of external
factors over different periods of time is of critical importance. The impact of external factors – whether sequential or simultaneous – can cause
not only the partial or complete degradation of the traces themselves, but also of the object on which the traces are located. One of the external
factors that can significantly affect the retention of sweat and grease traces is meteorological conditions [1–3], the impact of which on the traces
cannot be prevented until the examination begins, at which point it is becomes possible to partially or completely mitigate the effects of meteorological conditions