Submitted by Bryan James Found BSc DipEd GradDipNeurosci
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Chapter 1 |
Introduction and scope of thesis |
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Chapter 2 |
The structure of forensic handwriting and signature comparisons |
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Chapter 3 |
The Pattern Evidence Analysis Toolbox: A computer program designed to compare the spatial elements of handwriting |
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Chapter 4 |
The objective static analysis of spatial errors in simulations |
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Chapter 5 |
Recovering dynamic information from static handwriting traces using ‘angular differential’ software |
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Chapter 6 |
‘Matrix Analysis’: A technique to investigate the spatial properties of handwritten images |
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Chapter 7 |
The objective measurement of spatial invariance in handwriting |
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Chapter 8 |
The effect of hesitations on motor programs encoding skilled signature formations |
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Chapter 9 |
A consideration of the theoretical basis of forensic handwriting examination: ‘Feature and Complexity’ theory |
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Chapter 10 |
The forensic investigation of signature complexity |
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Chapter 11 |
Statistical modeling of experts’ perceptions of the ease of signature simulation |
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Chapter 12 |
Validating forensic handwriting examiners’ expertise: Signature examinations |
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Chapter 13 |
Summary of thesis |