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Forensic Training Programs for Law
Enforcement Agencies
These training programs
are offered to Law Enforcement Agencies
and take place at our factory located at
3880 Park Ave.
Edison NJ 08820
These programs are Free of Charge.
Space is limited and reserved on a first come, first served basis.
For Reservations please
contact Maryann at 732-623-8335
Directions can be downloaded by clicking
here
FLS: The Proper Use of Forensic Light
Sources.
This class
will explain the proper use of a Forensic Light Source. The theory of
light, the spectrum, fuming, dye staining and fluorescent powders will be
discussed. You will have a chance to learn first hand the proper way to
use your light source to find several different types of evidence. Which
color filter to use to detect evidence and the proper camera filter to
photograph your findings. Safety and proper care are covered to protect
your investment. You are invited to bring your own
FLS. If you do not have a light source, it is an opportunity to
see all the different types of evidence you could be missing. The course
is one day, includes lunch, and is free of charge.
AFIS: How a Local AFIS will Solve
Crime.
This class
will discuss how a local
AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) can assist you
in closing cases, and work with your existing State system. The
differences between Live Scan and
AFIS, and how they work
together are defined. There are several misconceptions related to local
AFIS databases. In the class, these misconceptions are
identified, defined and corrected. We encourage attendees to bring a
matched set of their own and stay after lunch to run them in an
AFIS to see the
effectiveness of the system as a time saving tool.
The class is
structured as a half day discussion and lunch is included.
Digital and Optical Enhancement:
Improving your Results.
This class
provides user tips for fingerprint enhancement. The use of a forensic
light source, digital cameras and several different types of filters, will
allow the user to reduce fluorescing backgrounds and other optical
enhancements. For further enhancements, the use of software is utilized
to remove overlapping prints, repeating backgrounds, and other common
obstacles found when processing fingerprint evidence. The class is one
day, includes lunch, and is free of charge.
Schedule for 2008.
Jan
16th – Proper Use of a Forensic Light Source
***Completed***
Feb 20th – How a local AFIS will Solve Crimes
Mar 19th -- Digital and Optical Enhancement: Improving your results
April 16th – How a Local AFIS will Solve Crimes
May 21st – Proper Use of a Forensic Light Source
June 18th – How a Local AFIS will Solve Crimes
Space is limited and reserved on a first come, first served basis.
For Reservations please
contact Maryann at 732-623-8335
Also Available:
NO COST
TWO-DAY FORENSIC TECHNOLOGIES & APPLICATIONS SEMINAR
at YOUR FACILITY
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