Andrew R.W. Jackson's research while affiliated with Staffordshire University and other places

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Publications (3)

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Fig. 1. The percentage rate at which the target MP fibres were...
Fig. 7. Ultraviolet-visible transmission spectra (redrawn from spectra...
Fig. 8. Visible spectra obtained by MSP from a red nylon fibre. Smooth...
Fig. 9. Images of fibres demonstrating Easylift Ⓡ 's compatibility with...
Salient peaks of the Raman spectra shown in Figure 5.
The application of tape lifting for microplastic pollution monitoring
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  • May 2021
Microplastics (MPs) are man-made polymer particles in the size range 1 μm to 5 mm. They have been proven to be present in all of Earth's environments through extensive global studies. Such studies regularly involve the isolation of MPs from water or other media using a filtration method. MPs are then commonly analysed for size and polymer type, eit...
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The effect of tape type, taping method and tape storage temperature on the retrieval rate of fibres from various surfaces: An example of data generation and analysis to facilitate trace evidence recovery validation and optimisation
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  • Dec 2018
This paper aspires to assist those tasked with data generation and analysis for the purpose of the validation and/or optimisation of trace evidence recovery. It does so via a detailed report of the authors’ approach to this problem in the context of target fibre retrieval using self-adhesive tapes. Textile fibres can provide valuable evidence at bo...
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... Tape lifting has also been proposed as a forensic approach to recovering particulates and traces that offers the benefits of being costeffective and creating a secure environment for the residues of interest [135][136][137][138][139]. Gwinnett et al. reported using tape (Easylift) for lifting and monitoring micro polymers [140]. The study reported that in situ analyses of microplastics and fibers were possible through the adhesive since it was compatible with polarized light microscopy (PLM), confocal Raman spectroscopy, fluorescence microscopy, microspectrophotometry (MSP), and hyperspectral microscopy. ...
Reference: Interpol review of paint, tape, and glass evidence 2019–2022
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... The main aim of the author (Jones et al., 2019) was to expedite the analysis, generation, optimization, and validation of data in order to trace the recovery of evidence. Since the target fiber retrieval context was taken into account, the method chosen to solve this problem was introduced and elaborated using self-adhesive tapes. ...
Reference: Semantic Forensic Investigation Framework for Drone Field
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