Conference Schedule

(subject to change)

	Tuesday, February 25		Wednesday, February 26		Thursday, February 27
8-815am	Welcome and Opening Remarks Bryon O'Neil, President, IAFSM Manufacture Update Z+F 8:15-8:30	8-830am	Hallway Shooting Case Study Joshua Cohen, Fat Pencil Studio	8-9am	Forensic Photogrammetry Techniques Using Point Clouds Mark Johnson, Visual Law Group
830-9am	Double Homicide Shooting-3D Scan to Plan Diagram in MAP360 including Trajectory Analysis Brad Joice	830-9am	Collision Crash Case Study, Jeanne Walford	9am-9:30am	Jason Keller, NCIS
9-930am	Field Report About the Use of Handheld Scanners in the use of Forensics Eric Bergholz, Oliver Nieman, Laser Scanning Europe	9-930am	Snow and Soil Impression Tests with a Portable High-Resolution Automated 3D Imaging System Dr. Song Zhang, Purdue University
930-945am	Break	930-10am	Break	930-10am	Break
945-11am	Trimble Riegl Leica Faro InputAce	10-10:30am	Russell Boynton, FARO	10:00am-11am	David Dustin, Past President, IAFSM
These will run 15 minutes each		1030-11am	PIX4D and Drone Mapping, Enabling a Great PointCloud with Less Field Work Angad Singh, PIX4D	11-11:30am	From Capture to Court Jason Barr, ESR
11-1130am	Forensic Matchmoving – Testing the Single Bullet Theory and Reconstructing the JFK Assassination, Angelos Leiloglou	11-1130am	3D Documentation Technologies for Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Quan Le, Ai2-3D	12noon	Conference Closing Remarks, Bryon O'Neil, President IAFSM
1130am-12pm	FBI, Operational Unit and Scene Documentation Steven Jameson, Federal Bureau of Investigation	1130am-1pm	Lunch		Upon Conference completion, 16 CEU credits will be awarded to attendees!
12-130pm	Lunch	1-3pm	Leica Workshop McGavock C Trimble  Workshop McGavock D RIEGL Workshop Bellvue DotProduct Workshop Hospitality Room
130-3pm	Case Study-Best Practices Discussion William Henningsen,  Omaha Police Manufacture Update DotProduct followed by break	3-5pm	Z+F  Workshop McGavock C FARO Workshop McGavock D InputAct Workshop Bellvue makeSEA Workshop Location TBA All Workshop details are listed below
3pm-315
315-330pm
330pm-4pm
4-5pm	The Use of Laser Scanning and Single Camera Photogrammetry in Suspect Height Analysis Helen Guryn, Ai2-3D Forensics
530-730pm	Welcome Reception hosted by Z+F

Workshop Summaries

DotProduct - will offer a hands on session tailored to Expanding the Functionality of the PointCloud with a variety of handheld capture platforms.

FARO - “Combining Scanner & Aerial Point Clouds for Crash Animations”.

InputAce -  In 2020, most criminal and civil investigations will contain video evidence. When combined with 3D laser scanning, video evidence can help answer previously unanswerable questions.  In this session, Brandon Wahl from iNPUT-ACE demonstrates a simple and accurate methodology for leveraging 3D data and video evidence to calculate speed from vehicles, suspect height measurements, and provide 3D visual perspectives to the jury. Using data collected from the crash on Monday, Brandon will guide attendees through a live demonstration of accurately calculating the speed of the vehicle and integrating the video into a point cloud for powerful demonstrative exhibits for court.

Leica - "Demonstrates Innovative Approach to School Safety Scanning" (Click on title for details)

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RIEGL - "Productivity at the Crash Scene - Comprehensive Data Capture with Simultaneous Scanning and Imagery"

Detailing Riegl’s unique process to obtain RGB data at the same time as scanning for later colourisation. The workshop covers utilising the Nikon DSLR camera settings, scanner control options, scan positioning and other considerations as well as subsequent processing to achieve excellent colourized data.

Trimble - "Introducing the Trimble X7 Scanner"

Trimble Forensic has looked into limitations of 3D laser scanning for forensics and came up with a solution to address those. Our workshop will focus on this content.

Z+F - "Crash Reconstruction/Laser Scanning and Practical Application"