The National Institute of Justice has awarded Drs. Cris Hughes and Chelsey Juarez a grant funding FADAMA. The Forensic Anthropology Database for Assessing Methods
Accuracy (FADAMA), is a database tool for tracking forensic
anthropological method use, outcome, and accuracy in the actual casework
context. The database will
address the persistent lack of adequate measures for assessing accuracy
and reliability of forensic anthropology methods applied to forensic
casework, and allow forensic
anthropologists to conduct research on methods trends. Active forensic
anthropologists can anonymously upload their cases to the database using
this link http://www.sofainc.org/sofa-database |