CSI

### **CSI** **CSI** most commonly refers to **Crime Scene Investigation**, the process of identifying, documenting, and gathering physical evidence at a crime scene. It may also refer to: --- #### **Entertainment and Media** * ***CSI* (franchise):** A major media franchise of American investigative drama series. * ***CSI: Crime Scene Investigation*** (2000–2015): The original series set in Las Vegas. * ***CSI: Miami*** (2002–2012). * ***CSI: NY*** (2004–2013). * ***CSI: Cyber*** (2015–2016). * ***CSI: Vegas*** (2021–2024): A sequel to the original series. * ***CSI* (video games):** A series of adventure games based on the television franchise. #### **Organizations** * **Center for Inquiry:** A non-profit organization dedicated to promoting science, reason, and humanist values. * **Committee for Skeptical Inquiry:** A program within the Center for Inquiry that scientifically investigates paranormal and fringe-science claims. * **Child Support Index:** A system used in various jurisdictions for tracking and managing child support payments. * **Constitutional Reform Institute:** A UK-based think tank. * **Construction Specifications Institute:** An American organization that maintains standards for building project delivery and documentation (e.g., MasterFormat). #### **Science and Technology** * **Common System Interface:** A precursor to Intel QuickPath Interconnect (QPI). * **Camera Serial Interface:** A specification of the Mobile Industry Processor Interface (MIPI) Alliance. * **Chemical Shift Imaging:** A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technique. * **Channel State Information:** In wireless communications, properties representing how a signal propagates from the transmitter to the receiver. * **Critical Success Index:** A verification measure of categorical forecast performance. #### **Other Uses** * **Campus Safety Initiative:** Various programs implemented by educational institutions to improve security. * **Collegiate StarLeague:** A collegiate esports league. * **Crime Scene Index:** A database used in forensic science, specifically within CODIS (Combined DNA Index System).