Software Tools for Craniofacial Growth and Reconstruction
Katrina Archer, Kevin Coughlan, David Forsey, Sonja Struben
Graphics Interface '98, June 1998, pp. 73--81.
Abstract: Forensic artists use tissue thicknesses at well known landmarks on the craniofacial skeleton to generate a potential likeness of an individual from a skull. This is a very subjective and time consuming process. We present two prototype software packages: one for simulating the growth of a craniofacial skeleton either forwards or backwards in time, and the other for generating a facial reconstruction over a skeleton. The craniofacial growth model uses three-dimensional data from specific landmarks through time to drivethe growth process. Tissue depth markers on the craniofacial model determine the interpolated shape of the facial reconstruction and can be altered to cover the range of potential likenesses. Examples of a facial reconstruction and a grown craniofacial skeleton are shown.
@inproceedings{Archer:1998:STF,
author = {Katrina Archer and Kevin Coughlan and David Forsey and Sonja Struben},
title = {Software Tools for Craniofacial Growth and Reconstruction},
booktitle = {Graphics Interface '98},
pages = {73--81},
month = jun,
year = {1998},
}
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