@article {1387735,
	title = {A New Forensics: Developing Standard Remote Sensing Methodologies to Detect and Document Mass Atrocities },
	journal = {Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal},
	volume = {8},
	year = {2014},
	pages = {33-48},
	abstract = {<p>
	The aim of this article is to highlight potential methods applicable to a standard forensic approach for the analysis of high-resolution satellite imagery that may contain evidence of alleged mass atrocities. The primary method employed is the retrospective analysis of a case study involving the use of high-resolution satellite imagery analysis to document alleged mass atrocities. The case study utilized herein is the Satellite Sentinel Project{\textquoteright}s reporting on the May 2011 sacking of Abyei Town by Government of Sudan-aligned armed actors. In the brief case study, categories of objects, patterns of activities, and types of alleged mass atrocity events are applied the Abyei Town incident.
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},
	author = {Nathaniel A. Raymond and Brittany Card and Isaac L. Baker}
}
