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Introduction to Fusion–Based Digital Visual Media Forensics (W35)

Explore fusion-based approaches to digital visual media forensics. Examine uncertainty and ambiguity, and how combining analytical methods can help interpret findings. This is an earlier course edition; examples reflect the tools and versions used when it was recorded.

Instructor · Dr Raahat Devender Singh

Modules:
3
Lessons:
20

eForensics learning

Practical skills.
Verified progress.

What you'll learn

  • Explain uncertainty and ambiguity in forensic interpretation.
  • Examine factors that affect visual-media tamper detection.
  • Explore fusion-based approaches to combining forensic findings.

Prerequisites

Recommended preparation: familiarity with basic computer operation and the topic areas listed in the course outline. Review the first module before starting the practical exercises. Equipment and software: Familiarity with the previous course (entitled “Digital Visual Media Forensics: Lessons in Anti–Forensic and Counter Anti–Forensics”), or equivalent knowledge or skill.

Module 2

Course contents

  1. 1. (W35M01) Front Matter

  2. 2. (W35M02) Uncertainty and Ambiguity in Digital Visual Media Forensics Part 1

  3. 3. (W35M03) Uncertainty and Ambiguity in Digital Visual Media Forensics Part 2

  4. 4. (W35M04) Uncertainty and Ambiguity in Digital Visual Media Forensics - Summary & References

  5. 5. (W35M05) Dealing with Uncertainty

  6. 6. (W35M06) Dealing with Uncertainty - Summary & References

  7. 7. (W35M07) Fusion–Based Image and Video Forensics Part 1

  8. 8. (W35M08) Fusion–Based Image and Video Forensics Part 2

  9. 9. (W35M09) Fusion–Based Image and Video Forensics - Summary & References

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