测量笔画增宽度判断激光打印文件朱墨时序初探

目的考察印章印文与激光打印字迹交叉部位的笔画增宽现象,得到朱墨时序判断依据。方法制作两种朱墨时序的实验样本,在VSC-6000文检仪下观察,读数显微镜在相同放大倍率测量,记录增宽度,比较同种品牌印文色料在两种时序下笔画的增宽度。结果相同保存条件下同种品牌印文色料不同时序盖印的实验样本都有增宽现象,先墨后朱时序下增宽度较大。结论该方法可以作为朱墨时序判断依据。     

鉴定笔画交叉时序的新方法

笔画交叉时序鉴定历来是刑事科学技术物证检验工作的难点之一。当前,鉴定可疑文件笔画交叉时序的方法通常有三种:(1)借助显微镜,发现一些表观特征;(2)利用打字机胶带提取技术来提取交叉处圆珠笔笔画;(3)通过测量交叉笔画与样本的色度差来判定书写顺序。由于交叉处有色料混合现象,传统的方法仍存在缺点和不足。台湾学者KUN-CHENG,M.SC发明了一种新方法:使用激光扫描同焦     

DVI-300微痕迹色差分析系统对激光打印文字与印章印文交叉时序检验的方法研究

目的研究常见的打印字迹与不同印章印文交叉时序的相关性,为检验提供依据。方法应用DVI-300微痕迹色差分析系统对制成的实验样本进行实体观察,并对微痕迹色差模型图进行特征分析。结果先墨后朱,交叉部位字迹边缘状态完整,等高线宽度、流向未见明显变化;先朱后墨,交叉部位中心字迹等高线排列出现游离状态,色料分布发生数字图形曲面变化。结论用本系统可以观察、分析朱墨交叉部位的微观特征和无损检验研究。     

打印复印文件朱墨时序表观特征初探

本文详细介绍了一案例的检验过程,并通过简单实验对激光打印、静电复印形成文件的朱墨时序的表观特征进行了粗浅的探究。总体而言,两种时序在朱墨交叉点的表观特征上具有文字与印文均完整、肉眼感觉文字均压在印文之上的共同点;在两者本质的差异点上,先朱后墨表现为交叉点的墨粉与未交叉部位一致,先墨后朱表现为交叉点的墨粉光泽度增加、具有潮湿感、以及易出现水珠状的印油积聚现象。     

栅格特征在打印文件检验中的应用研究

目的通过对打印文字栅格特征进行实验研究,总结其稳定性和易引起特征变化的因素,为二次添加打印和换页变造文件检验探索新的思路。方法以500个常用汉字为主要研究对象,选用不同品牌、不同型号激光打印机,设置不同分辨率或质量模式,用同一台电脑或不同台电脑安装不同驱动程序,打印中易宋体常用字不同字号的样本。通过对打印文字笔画细节特征进行比对分析,总结打印文字栅格特征的规律特点。结果打印文字存在三类栅格特征,一是横笔段厚度特征,二是竖笔段宽度特征,三是斜笔画阶梯特征。同一台打印机一次打印的文件,相同字体字号文字的栅格特征反映相同;不同打印机或同一台打印机连接不同版本操作系统的电脑,或安装不同驱动程序,或选择不同的打印分辨率,栅格特征可能发生变化。结论栅格特征在同一次打印的文件中具有稳定性,在不同硬件和软件环境下可能发生改变,可以为换页文件和二次添加打印文件检验提供新的思路。     

中性笔笔痕特征稳定性的实验分析

在阐明中性笔特点的基础上,通过对3位书写人用5支中性笔书写的90份实验材料的放大观察与测量,探讨中性笔笔痕特征在书写速度、书写姿势、书写衬垫物软硬、纸张洇散程度以及书写笔新旧程度不同时笔痕特征稳定性的具体表现,并分析影响笔痕特征稳定性的主要因素及变化规律。掌握影响中性笔笔痕特征稳定性具体因素及其变化规律,是有效利用中性笔笔痕特征进行笔迹鉴定的重要前提。     

利用IDMH-Z780系统对碳素钢笔水书写字迹与印章印文交叉时序的无损检验研究

目的研究常见的碳素钢笔水书写笔迹与不同印章印文交叉时序的相关性。方法利用IDMH-Z780系统对制成的实验样本进行微观观察,并对三维数学模型图进行特征分析。结果先墨后朱,交叉部位字迹边缘状态完整,等高线宽度、流向未见明显变化;先朱后墨,书写笔迹色料分布发生数字图形曲面变化。结论用IDMH-Z780系统可以观察分析朱墨交叉部位的微观特征和无损检验研究。     

拉曼光谱面扫描成像判断黑色圆珠笔交叉笔画书写先后顺序

目的建立一种灵敏、准确、无损的黑色圆珠笔交叉笔画书写顺序的检验方法。方法依据黑色圆珠笔油墨的同色异谱特征，利用显微共焦激光拉曼光谱仪进行面扫描成像分析检验。结果即使是差异很小的黑色圆珠笔油墨书写的交叉笔画，经过面扫描成像和图像处理后，也能看到先写笔道的连续性被后写笔道中断。结论拉曼光谱面扫描成像技术能有效判断黑色圆珠笔交叉笔画书写的先后顺序。     

荧光法判断激光打印文件朱墨时序的研究

目的 建立荧光法判断激光打印文件朱墨时序的检验方法,并分析不同型号的激光打印机制成的文件与不同材质的印章印文的采墨时序的特征.方法 利用VSCS000文检仪和Photoshop软件,采用荧光法对激光打印文件与印章印文交叉部位的特征进行检验,并对不同型号的打印机制成文字与不同材质的印章印文交叉部位的荧光特征进行分析比对.结果 发现常出现的共性特征为:制成文字先墨后朱,交叉部位的黑色墨迹颜色变淡并可见紫色荧光;先末后墨,交叉部位常常出现黑色墨迹缺损的现象,在缺损处可见紫色荧光点.但也表现出其特有的特征.结论 不同型号的打印机制成的文件与不同材质的印章朱墨时序所表现出来的特征不尽相同,在具体案件鉴定中应进行综合判断.     

应用DRV200、360度多视野旋转显微系统检验印章印文与字迹先后顺序的研究

目的确定复印文字材料、喷墨打印文字材料、激光打印文字材料、黑色签字笔书写材料上的文字与印章印文形成的先后顺序。方法采用DRV200、360多视野旋转视频显微系统进行观察分析。结果通过观察、分析,判断出了书写、打印文字与印章印文形成的先后顺序。     

Examination of the Sequence between Laser Printing and Rollerball Pen Writing Without an Intersecting Stroke

Examining the sequences of printing and writing is a significant method of determining the authenticity and validity of documents. Forensic document examiners have extensively studied crossing lines, which has produced useful information. However, the sequence for laser printing and rollerball pen writing without crossing strokes has not been studied. To solve this problem, volunteers were invited to write characters on A4 paper with different rollerball pens using two sequences. Four laser printers applied print to these sheets, and the materials were examined using an Optem A-Zoom2 video tomography microscope. Consequently, distinguishing features were noted between the materials produced in both sequences. These features might provide a scientific basis for accurately determining the sequence between laser printing and rollerball pen writing in the absence of intersecting strokes.     

Determination of the Chronological Order of a Laser Printing and Gel Pen Writing Without any Crossing Strokes

Laser printers and writing instruments are being exploited by the forgers to produce fabricated documents. They often produce such documents by appending genuine signature on a blank sheet and later printing on it. Often these fabricated documents do not contain intersection of strokes and may pose a difficulty to forensic document examiners in analyzing cases related to such documents. Keeping in mind the limited research work done on nonintersecting strokes, the present study has been conducted with an aim to determine the sequence of nonintersecting strokes of gel pens and laser printers. Three hundred samples of nonintersecting strokes of gel pen ink and laser printing were prepared. Of these 300, 150 had laser-printed text below the gel pen strokes and the remaining 150 were prepared with gel pen stokes below the laser-printed text. The samples have been analyzed using Nikon SMZ 800N stereomicroscope. Three micro-conformation features, that is, pattern of toner distribution, ink distribution, and fiber distribution have been observed in the samples. The results demonstrate the successful establishment of sequence of nonintersecting strokes in case of gel pen and laser-printed documents by the determination of micro-conformation features.     

Sequencing the intersections of printed strokes with writing instrument strokes using DocuCentre expert (PIA 6000-EDF)

Introduction of the digital techniques in document examination has encouraged the Forensic Document Examiners to work with better accuracy in non-destructive ways. In this study, the examination of sequence of intersecting strokes of printers (inkjet printer, laser printer, dot-matrix printer) and typewriters with writing instruments (gel ink pen, ballpoint pen and fountain pen) of different colors was carried out by using Docucenter Expert via PIA-6000 software utilizing extended depth of focus. The continuity of the stroke is the only characteristic which has been observed at the point of intersection.     

Application of Video Spectral Comparator (absorption spectra) for establishing the chronological order of intersecting printed strokes and writing pen strokes

The sequence of intersecting strokes of laser printers (black, blue, red and green) and typewriter ink (black) with the strokes of gel pen ink, ballpoint pen ink and fountain pen ink (black, blue, red and green) has been determined by studying their absorption spectra. The absorption spectra have been generated for each of the two pure inks (i.e. A and B) and points of their intersections (i.e. A over B and B over A) by using Video Spectral Comparator (VSC-2000-HR). The study was carried out with an assumption that the peak characteristics of spectra from the point of intersection should correspond to the peak characteristics of pure ink which was executed later. It was observed that the absorption spectrum of intersection corresponds with either the laser printer or the typewriter ink stroke, whether these strokes were executed earlier or later than the writing instrument strokes. As the results obtained from the study were negative, the FDEs are advised against the practice of this technique in the examination of the sequence of intersecting strokes for these specified inks.     

Determining the sequence of intersecting gel pen and laser printed strokes — A comparative study

The relative chronological sequence of intersecting gel pen ink lines and laser printed marks has been determined using optical methods. The results were obtained by observing spectral reflection, relative sheen, skipping and gaps of gel pen ink strokes at the point of intersection. The intersections are observed under stereomicroscope and digital microscope. The effectiveness of both the optical instruments for sequence of the strokes has been compared. The sequence of intersecting lines (of same colour, different colours and where one of the strokes is darker) has been established.     

Application of Raman spectroscopy in forensic investigation of questioned documents involving stamp inks

Stamp pad inks from different manufacturers across India have been analyzed to investigate the feasibility of Raman scattering as a tool for forensic analysis of questioned documents involving stamp inks. Nine different stamping inks were analyzed by both Raman spectroscopic and HPTLC methods. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of these methods in classifying the investigated stamping inks based on their spectral pattern and HPTLC chromatogram. Raman scattering tool was able to determine the sequence of heterogeneous intersection strokes involving a blue stamp pad ink and other writing instruments, such as ballpoint pen ink (red and black), pencil and laser printer toner. However, this method was unable to resolve the exact sequencing for the intersection strokes involving investigated stamp ink and blue ballpoint ink or gel pen ink (all colors).     

Preliminary Study on Determining the Sequence of Intersecting Lines by Fluorescence Technique

The determination of the sequence of intersecting lines is an important part of questioned document examinations. A fluorescence technique was used to determine the sequence of heterogeneous intersecting lines produced using inkpad ink, stamp‐pad ink, ballpoint pens, gel pens, fountain pens, colorants of carbon paper, photocopiers, laser printers, and inkjet printers. A SteREO Discovery.V20 equipped with the ZEN Blue Lite software was chosen to perform the tests.As the results obtained from the study were positive under most conditions, the fluorescence technique was found to be very successful in determining the sequence of intersecting lines from ballpoint pen, gel pen, fountain pen, photocopier, laser and inkjet printers, and inkpad inks. The method was also successful in determining the sequence of intersecting lines from ballpoint pen, photocopier, laser printer, and stamp‐pad inks under most conditions. The technique was not successful in determining the order of crossing lines blending together.     

Recent developments in writing sequence determination

Two modifications of the Igoe-Reynolds lift technique for examination of line margins to determine the sequence of intersecting ball-point pen strokes are proposed. One for handwriting-typewriting intersections and the other extending the lift technique to ball-point pen writings of some age that are otherwise insensitive to the lift efforts.Attention is also directed to the increased usefulness of spectular light reflection examination resulting from changes in writing materials and instruments, particularly as applied to handwriting-typewriting sequence determination. An inexpensive, readily improvised vertical illuminator is described suitable for use with stereomicroscopes and cameras.     

A lifting process for determining the writing sequence of two intersecting ball-point pen strokes

The authors describe a technique for determining the order in which two intersecting ball-point pen strokes were made by means of lifting part of the ink with KromeKote paper. The KromeKote paper is applied to the intersection with the glossy side against the writing. The back of the lifting paper is rubbed with a blunt pointed instrument using moderate pressure. Study of the lift under low magnification discloses a pattern of edge markings with those from the last written line dominating the intersection. Results show a high percentage of accuracy.