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The people in the data: How human behaviour can enhance or compromise data collection
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The people in the data: How human behaviour can enhance or compromise data collection
The human factor in data collection during complex investigations can be problematic. The data is only as good as the source, and can by open to manipulation. Our expert discusses his experiences in the field.
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