Creating a three-dimensional skull model from two-dimensional images: Problems and practicalities in computerised facial reconstruction

Stephanie Davy; Damian Schofield; Martin Evison

Creating a three-dimensional skull model from two-dimensional images: Problems and practicalities in computerised facial reconstruction

Stephanie Davy, Damian Schofield, Martin Evison

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Facial Reconstruction: Forensic, Medical and Archaeological Methods of the Reconstruction of Soft Facial Parts.
Editors	Thorsten Buzug, Karl-Michael Sigl, Jens Bongartz, Klaus Prüfer
Place of Publication	Munich
Publisher	Bundeskriminalamt
Pages	199-212
ISBN (Print)	9783472068846
Publication status	Published - 2007

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Davy, S., Schofield, D., & Evison, M. (2007). Creating a three-dimensional skull model from two-dimensional images: Problems and practicalities in computerised facial reconstruction. In T. Buzug, K.-M. Sigl, J. Bongartz, & K. Prüfer (Eds.), Facial Reconstruction: Forensic, Medical and Archaeological Methods of the Reconstruction of Soft Facial Parts. (pp. 199-212). Bundeskriminalamt.

Davy, Stephanie ; Schofield, Damian ; Evison, Martin. / Creating a three-dimensional skull model from two-dimensional images: Problems and practicalities in computerised facial reconstruction. Facial Reconstruction: Forensic, Medical and Archaeological Methods of the Reconstruction of Soft Facial Parts.. editor / Thorsten Buzug ; Karl-Michael Sigl ; Jens Bongartz ; Klaus Prüfer. Munich : Bundeskriminalamt, 2007. pp. 199-212

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Davy, S, Schofield, D & Evison, M 2007, Creating a three-dimensional skull model from two-dimensional images: Problems and practicalities in computerised facial reconstruction. in T Buzug, K-M Sigl, J Bongartz & K Prüfer (eds), Facial Reconstruction: Forensic, Medical and Archaeological Methods of the Reconstruction of Soft Facial Parts.. Bundeskriminalamt, Munich, pp. 199-212.

Creating a three-dimensional skull model from two-dimensional images: Problems and practicalities in computerised facial reconstruction. / Davy, Stephanie; Schofield, Damian; Evison, Martin.
Facial Reconstruction: Forensic, Medical and Archaeological Methods of the Reconstruction of Soft Facial Parts.. ed. / Thorsten Buzug; Karl-Michael Sigl; Jens Bongartz; Klaus Prüfer. Munich: Bundeskriminalamt, 2007. p. 199-212.

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Davy S, Schofield D, Evison M. Creating a three-dimensional skull model from two-dimensional images: Problems and practicalities in computerised facial reconstruction. In Buzug T, Sigl KM, Bongartz J, Prüfer K, editors, Facial Reconstruction: Forensic, Medical and Archaeological Methods of the Reconstruction of Soft Facial Parts.. Munich: Bundeskriminalamt. 2007. p. 199-212

Creating a three-dimensional skull model from two-dimensional images: Problems and practicalities in computerised facial reconstruction

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