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General Uses for a Forensic Geological Examination
- placing persons and vehicles at scenes of violent crime
- tracking pathways taken to and from scenes and in abductions
- time of death determinations in grave sites by soil alteration
- matching stolen items to original sites
- placing suspects at poaching scenes
- placing suspects at arson scenes
- determining sources of drug shipments and transportation routes
- tracking border point violations
- locating clandestine grave locations
- tracking suspect movements and international ties in terrorist bombings
- reducing possible search areas for missing persons and graves
- providing forensic evidence at train and plane crash scenes
- tracking movements of serial killers across the country
- utilization of geophysical equipment in crime scene work
- airphoto data interpretation
- ground truthing for satellite data interpretation
- mine site disaster examinations
- development of protocol systems for policing diamond industry in Canada
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