Crime science and digital forensics : a holistic view <P><STRONG>PART 1: CRIME SCIENCE < STRONG>< P><P><STRONG>Unraveling the Notre Dame Cathedral Fire in Space and Time< STRONG><STRONG>: < STRONG><STRONG>An X coherence Approach< STRONG><I> < P><P>Rafael Padilha Fernanda A. Andaló Luís A. M. Pereira Anderson Rocha< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>Using Gesture Recognition to Prevent Drowning: A Crime Science Perspective< P>< B><I><P>Anthony C. Ijeh< P><P>< P>< I><B><P>Modelling Criminal Investigation: Process Quality and Requirements< P>< B><I><P>Stig Andersen Jens P. Fossdal < I> and<I> Oslo Police District< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>Digital Investigation and the Trojan Défense Revisited< P>< B><I><P>Golden G. Richard III Andrew Case Modhuparna Manna Elsa A. M. Hahne Aisha Ali Gombe< I><B>< P><P>PART 2: DIGITAL FORENSICS< P><P>Law Enforcement Agencies in Europe and the use of Hacking Tools During Investigations: Some Legal Informatics Civil Rights and Data Protection Issues.< P>< B><I><P>Giovanni Ziccardi< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>Mobile Forensics Tools Techniques and Approach< P>< B><I><P>Manish Kumar< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>Digital Forensics of Cyber Physical Systems and the Internet of Things< P>< B><I><P>Sandhya Armoogum Patricia Khonje Xiaoming Li< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>Social Media Crime Investigation and Forensic Analysis< P>< B><I><P>Manish Kumar< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>PART 3: CYBER SECURITY< P><P>Bayesian Networks and Cyber crime Investigations< P>< B><I><P>Richard E. Overill < I>and<I> Kam Pui Chow< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>The Future of Democracy in a Cyber Security Framework< P>< B><I><P>Marios P. Efthymiopoulos Kleanthis Kyriakidis< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>Is it a Cyber Security Strategy for Social Development< B><I> < P><P>Anthony C Ijeh< P>< I><P>< P><B><P>NATOs Current and Future Cyber Defence Adaptability< P>< B><I><P>Marios P. Efthymiopoulos< P>< I>