Merging Of Writer Identification Technology Into Mobile Application For Forensic Document Handwriting Analysis

Eng, Wei Sy (2013) Merging Of Writer Identification Technology Into Mobile Application For Forensic Document Handwriting Analysis. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project is about developing a researched prototype for a proposed program which demonstrates the use of writer identification (WI) technology on mobile devices. There are many techniques or algorithms used to determine the authorship of handwritten document, and WI technology which uses the enhanced United Moment Variant (UMI) algorithm proves its ability to accurately determine the authorship of a handwritten document out of many known specimens. This project will integrate the WI technology to a mobile application to prove its ability to works with mobile devices. With the advanced technology on nowadays mobile devices, WI technology will works very well in mobile devices and will explore its capability to be used in many fields such as handwriting identification for forensic, history, medical, financial, and business. The integrated camera and tablet technology on mobile devices enhanced the user experience of mobile application, which also directly enhanced the user experience of mobile devices to be used as a tool for handwriting identification. The development of distributed computing and also web services has solves many problems of software development such as portability and maintainability. The mobile application developed in this project is using the principle of distributed computing and web service. There is a client and server application to allow distributed use of the system, and the application is supported by web service to allow any other application to access its services when needed. The web service of this system is using SOAP technology which provides better security.

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