Prosiect HIFS oedd yr astudiaeth ethnograffig gyntaf ym Mhrydain o rôl y gwyddorau fforensig a thechnolegau wrth ymchwilio i ddynladdiad. Yn nodedig, roedd yn cynnwys ystod eang o ddisgyblaethau fforensig a thechnolegau digidol, megis proffilio DNA, archwilio olion bysedd, dadansoddi patrymau gwaed, dehongli balisteg, dadansoddi tystiolaeth olrhain, a thystiolaeth ddigidol o ffonau symudol, cyfrifiaduron a theledu cylch cyfyng.
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Hyd at fis Tachwedd 2016, cyhoeddodd y Gweithgor Dynladdiadau Cenedlaethol (HWG) y Journal of Homicide and Major Incident Investigation a oedd yn annog ymarferwyr a llunwyr polisi i rannu eu gwybodaeth a’u harferion proffesiynol. Roedd y cyfnodolyn yn cael ei gyhoeddi ddwywaith y flwyddyn ac roedd yn cynnwys papurau ar arfer proffesiynol, gweithdrefnau, deddfwriaeth a datblygiadau, a oedd yn berthnasol i’r rhai a oedd yn ymchwilio i ddynladdiad a digwyddiadau mawr
