Perspectives on the establishment of a canadian human taphonomic facility: The experience of REST[ES].

Pecsi, EL; Bronchti, G; Crispino, F; Forbes, SL

Perspectives on the establishment of a canadian human taphonomic facility: The experience of REST[ES].

Pecsi, EL Bronchti, G Crispino, F Forbes, SL

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Publisher:: Elsevier BV
Publication Type:: Journal Article
Citation:: Forensic science international. Synergy, 2020, 2, pp. 287-292
Issue Date:: 2020-01

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dc.contributor.author	Pecsi, EL
dc.contributor.author	Bronchti, G
dc.contributor.author	Crispino, F
dc.contributor.author	Forbes, SL
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dc.identifier.citation	Forensic science international. Synergy, 2020, 2, pp. 287-292
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dc.description.abstract	REST[ES] is the first Canadian human taphonomic facility (HTF) dedicated to research and training relating to human decomposition in a northern temperate climate. The following paper outlines the measures taken to successfully establish, open and operate this novel Canadian HTF with particular focus on: project team and partnerships, facility location, approvals and permits, infrastructure and social acceptability. It is intended that our experience of establishing REST[ES] may serve as an example to help others with the establishment of future HTFs, thus contributing to the expansion in the global accessibility to human decomposition research and training.
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dc.title	Perspectives on the establishment of a canadian human taphonomic facility: The experience of REST[ES].
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Abstract:

REST[ES] is the first Canadian human taphonomic facility (HTF) dedicated to research and training relating to human decomposition in a northern temperate climate. The following paper outlines the measures taken to successfully establish, open and operate this novel Canadian HTF with particular focus on: project team and partnerships, facility location, approvals and permits, infrastructure and social acceptability. It is intended that our experience of establishing REST[ES] may serve as an example to help others with the establishment of future HTFs, thus contributing to the expansion in the global accessibility to human decomposition research and training.

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