Protected: MICROSCOPY REFERENCE PAGE
13/04/23
Ισολογισμός 2021
28-09-2022
Expert interview: Signing safely in a digital world
18/11/2021
Our laboratory manager’s interview for Wacom’s Connected Ink 2021 event is available on youtube.
Join Niko Kalantzis & Ken Kasischke in this overview of Biometric Signatures and Forensic Handwriting Examination!
Wacom Connected Ink 2022
16/11/2021
Our laboratory manager mr. Nikolaos Kalantzis will hold a session on this year’s Connected Ink event by Wacom.
Connected Ink explores new directions for art, human expression and education, and the technology that supports it all. We take you on a 27-hour journey to seek out inspirations and new perspectives in the creative chaos.
You can register to attend here: https://www.wacom.com/en-us/events/connected-ink/registration
Mr. Nikolaos Kalantzis’s session is this: https://www.wacom.com/en-us/events/connected-ink/sessions/ob05
Protected: ASQDE 2021 Pressure Calibration Workshop: Signature #2 Solutions
7/8/2021
2nd International Conference On Forensic Research And Toxicology
21/07/2021
Last week mr. Niko Kalantzis presented at the 2nd International Conference on Forensic Research & Toxicology. He presented his work on the study of Digitally Captured Signatures & the Zeta Function in a presentation with the title “An in-depth exploration of Pressure measurements and Force recording factors in EMR technology digitizers”.
Also, in collaboration with Data Protection Officer Xanthippi Zotali & Clinical Psychologist Katerina Poprelka, Niko co-presented two more presentations, that can be found on the following video:
The video starts with the presentation “Data Protection and Privacy Considerations for Digitally Captured Signature Collection within a Forensic Laboratory” and then at 23:35 we continue with the presentation “Use of 3rd party EMR styli for Digitally Captured Signature execution: a study of the LAMY Al-star black EMR stylus”.
Protected: ENFHEX 06.2021 DCS TRAINING WORKSHOP
1/07/2021
Thomas Hecker’s Signalyzer App for iOS
13/05/2021
This is a short presentation of the IOS app Forensic Signalyzer, used to capture and visualize Biometric Signatures using an iPad PRO.
The Forensic Signalyzer designed by Forensic Handwriting Expert Thomas Hecker, allows exporting of the Biometric Signature in image format, exporting of the biometric data in simple .csv format but also in a .csv format compatible with Namirial’s FirmaCertaForensic allowing importing and further analysis on that platform.
You can find the app here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id1478881105
ASFDE 2021 Annual Scientific Meeting
12/05/2021
The Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australasian Society of Forensic Document Examiners (ASFDE) is taking place on the 24-28 of May, 2021.
Our Institute manager & examiner mr. Niko Kalantzis will be delivering 3 presentations and in collaboration with Jan Zimmer from Zeus Lab, Prague, a 2 hour workshop on Digitally Captured Signature Analysis.
You can register for the conference here: https://whova.com/web/annua7_202105/
Niko is speaking at:
Connecting Envelope & Contents through ESDA ExaminationMay 24, 202110:00 am-10:20 am
Pressure measurements in DCS: a study of Wacom STU530 & STU540 digitizers (with a twist)May 24, 202111:20 am-11:40 am
Using DCS Samples for Traditional Liquid Ink Signatures: The Wacom ClipboardMay 25, 20213:00 pm-3:20 pm
Digitally Captured Signatures – Part 1May 26, 202110:30 am-12:00 pm
Digitally Captured Signatures – Part 2May 26, 20211:00 pm-2:30 pm
ANÁLISIS FORENSE DE FIRMAS CAPTURADAS DIGITALMENTE
20/03/2021
Campus Forense organiza y certifica el primer curso de Análisis Forense de Firmas Capturadas Digitalmente con Nikolaos Kalantzis (Grecia).
Exclusivo para expertos de Latinoamérica y España.
Formación de primer nivel.
ANÁLISIS FORENSE DE FIRMAS CAPTURADAS DIGITALMENTE
Las firmas manuscritas siguen empleándose en nuestra vida diaria, ya sea para el registro de transacciones comerciales como para actos cotidianos. En los últimos años, la digitalización de numerosos procedimientos administrativos y comerciales ha ampliado la vida y uso de la firma manuscrita, ya no en un registro en papel sino en un formato digital. Así, es habitual que nos encontremos firmando en pads digitales con nuestro dedo o con bolígrafos especiales.
Con estos nuevos formatos aparecen nuevos problemas periciales que necesitan de profesionales capacitados y entrenados específicamente en este campo de trabajo emergente. ¿Es lo mismo peritar firmas manuscritas en tinta y papel que firmas capturadas digitalmente?, ¿se pueden cotejar unas con otras?, ¿se pueden cotejar firmas capturadas digitalmente con diferentes software y hardware?, ¿cómo se puede normalizar y cotejar información biométrica de firmas capturadas digitalmente con diferentes software y hardware?, ¿qué es una firma digital original? Estas son algunas de las preguntas que nos hacemos los peritos ante el nuevo desafío forense que involucran las firmas capturadas digitalmente.
Uno de los objetivos de este curso es formar los primeros expertos con competencias forenses para el análisis de firmas capturadas digitalmente. Otro, que estos expertos puedan brindar asesoramiento a empresas y organismos gubernamentales en la adquisición de software y hardware con la sensibilidad y robustez suficiente para minimizar la posibilidad del fraude documental con estas nuevas herramientas digitales
