Knowledge discovery and experience modeling in computer forensics media analysis

Authors:
A. Chris Bogen;David A. Dampier
Affiliations:
Mississippi State University;Mississippi State University
Venue:
ISICT '04 Proceedings of the 2004 international symposium on Information and communication technologies
Year:
2004

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Abstract

This paper is presented to identify research goals for the modeling of experiences, lessons learned, and knowledge discovered during the analysis of digital evidence in a forensic investigation. Additionally this paper suggests how such models might be used to facilitate automated computer forensics media analysis tools. The scope of this paper, with respect to computer forensics, is limited to the search for, identification of, and analysis of evidence found on digital storage media. Probing questions are presented that the authors are intending to answer in this research, as well as an idea of what products might be produced in this research effort.