We have expert experience with archaeology and biology consulting on large construction, including safety infrastructure and the private sector, as well as pipeline safety, surveying, and research. We also have expert experience with human vs non human bone identification, forensic anthropology methodologies, and search and recovery.
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Comparative anatomist, Forensic anthropologist (Cert FA-III), Biomechanist, Functional & Evolutionary morphologist, Virtual Anthropology and 3D imaging & printing Researcher
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Utilizing the correct light source when searching for human remains/cremains can illuminate bone that’s been affected by fire. Sierra Forensic Consulting does have the tools and expertise to assist with and conduct such searches.
We are on our way on figuring out what causes the green luminescence of calcined human bone. By working with René M. Williams and his team we have come a step closer with a solid hypothesis on the role of carbon dots. You can read about it in our latest article. Applause for Emma Schut with her first paper! 🎉 Maurice Aalders, Ronald Breedijk, Michiel Hilbers, Mark Hink https://lnkd.in/dM5nzfmM
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Informative article, and as a reminder, we at Sierra Forensic Consulting have forensic UV lights that can be utilized for the identification of thermally altered bone as well as cremains, and trained human osteologists.
Special thanks to Jaymelee Kim, D-ABFA and the Michigan State Police Fire Investigation Unit for this collaborative paper on the use of an anthropologist in fatal fire scenarios. This overview article highlights the importance of a multi-disciplinary team in fatal fire investigations, with a focus on the United States.
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Review of applications has begun, but there's still time to apply! If you are a forensic anthropologist with Master's degree or PhD and casework experience, we encourage you to apply. Position open until filled.
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Utility markings These symbols are applied to the surface to show the positions of underground gas, sewer, and electrical lines in advance of construction. Each specific industry has been assigned a specific color to avoid any confusion about the underground infrastructure. This ensures that there is no mix-up or uncertainty about the utilities present below the surface. Utility companies use temporary colored markings to accurately pinpoint the specific type of underground infrastructure before initiating any excavation work. This helps to make sure that no harm is done to the utility lines that are already in place and have been identified. It also helps to protect nearby communities from damage and ensures the safety of construction workers. Color coding varies from country to country. #utilitymapping #impulseradar #gpr #groundpenetratingradar #france #australia #malaysia #usa #canada #uk #utilitymarkings