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Functions and duties of the forensic electrical engineer
Authors: PARISE, Giuseppe; PARISE, LUIGI; LOMBARDI, MARA; Hesla, Erling; Mitolo, Massimo; Mardegan, Claudio;
handle: 11573/875818
Abstract
Forensic engineers have several duties, in some cases to be performed in conflictual situations (e.g. depositions). The competencies of the forensic electrical engineer include the knowledge of engineering standards and best practices, familiarity with applicable laws and regulations, as well as wise decision making. In this paper, functions and duties of the forensic electrical engineer preparing for a trial are discussed and quantitative methods of technical evaluation are proposed.
Country
Italy
Related Organizations
- Roma Tre University Italy
- Sapienza University of Rome Italy
Keywords
forensic science; logic of certainty and uncertainty; fuzzy logic; technical investigation; cindynic model
forensic science; logic of certainty and uncertainty; fuzzy logic; technical investigation; cindynic model
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