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Cell
Site Analysis is the term used to describe the
review and analysis of mobile telephone records (also
known as Call Data Records, Call Detail Records, or CDRs)
in order to investigate where a mobile phone could
have been located when calls or short messages occurred.
In
experienced hands Cell Site Analysis can be used to show
movement from one area to another, or support other evidence
available to an investigation, for example, to prove or
disprove a given scenario or alibi. When utilised optimally,
Cell Site Analysis can incredibly valuable and have a
powerful impact.
In
the wrong hands, assumptions can be made, records misinterpreted
and important issues overlooked, that result in inaccurate
and misleading conclusions being drawn. In the worst examples,
significant mistakes with the handling and interpretation
of the data has meant that evidence has had to be 'thrown
out' of the Courts.
Having been involved in the analysis of telephone evidence
since it was instructed to investigations in the UK, we
have considerable experience in the analysis of telephone
records and operate state-of-the-art radio measuring equipment
that is used to profile the radio coverage of GSM (2G)
and UMTS (3G) radio cells and to plot coverage maps, which
is essential for effective Cell Site Analysis.
Whether
you are looking to use Cell Site Analysis to support a
case to ensure a successful conviction, or need to ensure
that the analysis performed by another individual is accurate,
please do not hesitate to contact
us to discuss your requirements
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