Attend this session to kick off FARO's first Virtual Conference for Public Safety and Forensics. Here we will highlight the main events and what to expect in the next 24 hours.

Presented by Dean Pierson, Field Application Engineer, FARO

Dean Pierson is our trainer for FARO Zone 3D crash and crime. He is based in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, and delivers course content online to FARO customers worldwide. Dean grew up in a law enforcement environment with a father that served with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Groundbreaking technology has been rapidly changing and improving the tools investigators use. In this session, industry veterans will discuss what they have seen and learned over the years, how technology in 2020 has changed the way they work, and what the future holds.

Presented by Dennis Sweet, Asia Pacific Regional Vice President / Former Special Agent at Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation

Dennis Sweet is a 23-veteran of law enforcement at the federal, state, and local levels. He brings years of experience running crime scene, special investigation, public corruption, and organized crime units during numerous high-profile cases, including officer-involved shootings. He is experienced at implementing laser scanning programs into agencies. Dennis also has received multiple awards from the FBI, DEA, Ohio Governor, Ohio Attorney General, and other law enforcement organizations. He has a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy (226th Session).

Presented by Carl Lakowicz, Partner, Northpoint Collision Consultants

Carl Lakowicz is a senior partner and serves as Northpoint's primary forensic animator. For nearly 39 years after starting his professional law enforcement career as a police officer with the city of Concord, NH, Carl has been an active crash reconstructionist.

Presented by Marcus Rowe L.C.G.I, Forensic Business Manager / Retired Senior Forensic Collision Investigator for Devon and Cornwall Police, FARO

Before joining FARO as a Forensic Business Manager in the EMEA region, Marcus Rowe was a Senior Forensic Collision Investigator for Devon and Cornwall Police, where he completed a 30-year career. Marcus is an experience collision reconstructionist and investigator who brings genuine “hands-on” experience and skillsets to the use of 3D technologies in public safety and forensic applications.

Presented by Alina Burroughs, Sr. Product Experience Manager- Public Safety / Former Crime Scene Investigator at Orange County Sheriff's Office, FARO

Alina Burroughs is a forensic consultant and Sr. Product Experience Manager- Public Safety Analytics at FARO. Prior to joining FARO, Alina had a 12-year career as a Crime Scene Investigator. She testified in several high-profile cases, including Time magazine dubbed “the social media trial of the century.” Alina is also a former Senior Certified Crime Scene Analyst, instructor of Forensic Science at the college level, and published author in the Journal of Forensic Identification. She is passionate about bringing a higher standard of investigation for victims and families and is on a mission to present information, so jurors have 100% of the information they need to make their decisions. Alina regularly speaks publicly on topics such as VR use in Investigations, justice for victims, the Tech Effect, and more.

Over the past decade, there have been major advancements in 3D technology. In this presentation, you'll discover some exciting and unexpected uses for 3D technology, including arson and explosions, facial reconstructions, blood pattern analysis, pre-incident planning, and more.

Presented by David Dustin, Global Director, Product Management, Public Safety / Former Owner of Dustin Forensics, FARO

David Dustin is the Director of Industry Solutions at FARO, focusing on Public Safety. Before joining FARO in 2017, David was the President of Dustin Forensics, where for over a decade, his company created forensic animations and 3D crime scenes. David also specializes in 3D laser scanners for forensics and has provided forensic training for engineering firms, law enforcement (local/state/federal), military, and accident reconstructionists. Additionally, David was the President of the International Association of Forensic Security and Metrology (IAFSM) and a member of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction.

Crime Scene Investigation is one of today's most rapidly evolving fields outside of medicine. We have come a long way from magnifying glasses, pencil sketches, and tape measures. In this session, learn how cutting-edge technology will shape the future of criminal investigation.

Presented by Alina Burroughs, Sr. Product Experience Manager- Public Safety / Former Crime Scene Investigator at Orange County Sheriff's Office, FARO

Alina Burroughs is a forensic consultant and Sr. Product Experience Manager- Public Safety Analytics at FARO. Prior to joining FARO, Alina had a 12-year career as a Crime Scene Investigator. She testified in several high-profile cases, including Time magazine dubbed “the social media trial of the century.” Alina is also a former Senior Certified Crime Scene Analyst, instructor of Forensic Science at the college level, and published author in the Journal of Forensic Identification. She is passionate about bringing a higher standard of investigation for victims and families and is on a mission to present information, so jurors have 100% of the information they need to make their decisions. Alina regularly speaks publicly on topics such as VR use in Investigations, justice for victims, the Tech Effect, and more.

In this session, you will learn about the latest hardware and software products available from FARO and insight on the best scenarios to use them in.

Presented by David Dustin, Global Director, Product Management, Public Safety / Former Owner of Dustin Forensics, FARO

David Dustin is the Director of Industry Solutions at FARO, focusing on Public Safety. Before joining FARO in 2017, David was the President of Dustin Forensics, where for over a decade, his company created forensic animations and 3D crime scenes. David also specializes in 3D laser scanners for forensics and has provided forensic training for engineering firms, law enforcement (local/state/federal), military, and accident reconstructionists. Additionally, David was the President of the International Association of Forensic Security and Metrology (IAFSM) and a member of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction.

In this first half of "Using 3D Data in Court", you will learn how 3D scanning technology can help a jury understand the facts of a case in a clear and visual way. We'll discuss how FARO^® 3D Scanners document scenes and what tools you have at your disposal when presenting your case in court.

Presented by Brenda Butler, Forensic Application Engineer Manager / Former Special Agent at Ohio Attorney General's Office, FARO

Brenda Butler is a commissioned police officer in Ohio and a private consultant. She is a state-recognized expert in multiple Ohio counties in areas of investigation, crime scene investigation and reconstruction, 3D laser scanning, bloodstain pattern analysis, and shooting incident reconstruction. She has processed countless homicide scenes, officer-involved shooting scenes, and everything in between. Brenda has worked as a police officer for 20 years and a Crime Scene investigator for 14 years. She is an experienced college instructor and has trained hundreds of police officers on a multitude of topics. Brenda currently works as a Field Application Engineer Manager at FARO and has taught 3D laser scanning and crime scene documentation to police agencies across America.

In this second half of "Using 3D Data in Court", we will cover information about courtroom requirements for 3D data, the legality of utilizing it in court, best practices for trial, and securing 3D data from tampering. You will also hear an investigator's perspective on submitting and presenting 3D data in the trial.

Presented by Brenda Butler, Forensic Application Engineer Manager / Former Special Agent at Ohio Attorney General's Office, FARO

Brenda Butler is a commissioned police officer in Ohio and a private consultant. She is a state-recognized expert in multiple Ohio counties in areas of investigation, crime scene investigation and reconstruction, 3D laser scanning, bloodstain pattern analysis, and shooting incident reconstruction. She has processed countless homicide scenes, officer-involved shooting scenes, and everything in between. Brenda has worked as a police officer for 20 years and a Crime Scene investigator for 14 years. She is an experienced college instructor and has trained hundreds of police officers on a multitude of topics. Brenda currently works as a Field Application Engineer Manager at FARO and has taught 3D laser scanning and crime scene documentation to police agencies across America.

Documenting and processing a major incident like a mass shooting or terror attack is complex and challenging. Join this session to learn how 3D technology, like laser scanners, can virtually transport jurors to the scene, helping them see the entire picture to make an informed decision based on findings.

Presented by Jayson Chambers, Senior Special Agent, FBI

Jayson Chambers is a Special Agent for the FBI, starting his career there in 2010. He brings years of experience running Counterterrorism investigations. Jayson is also a member of the FBI's Evidence Response Team (ERT) since 2014, ERT Team Leader in 2016. His evidence certifications include Post-Blast Training, Body Recovery Training with the Anthropology Department at the University of Tennessee Knoxville (The Body Farm), Mapping of Human Remains, Bullet Trajectory Training, and FARO 3D Laser Scanning Certification. Jayson is also the founding Member and Team Leader of the FBI 3D Scan Team in Detroit.

Mr. Johnson will present several examples from cases in which Visual Law Group has introduced 3D data for criminal and civil proceedings. He will also discuss tactics that make the data effective in court and a useful tool for deliberations within the jury room.

Presented by Mark Johnson, CEO, Visual Law Group

After fourteen years as a dynamic plaintiff's trial lawyer, Mark Johnson is now recognized as one of the leading experts in 3D forensic visualization and animation and authority in photogrammetric reconstruction technologies. Featured on CBS 60 Minutes, ABC Good Morning America, the New York times, and in other numerous news and industry publications, Mark advocates for the use of advanced technologies in the courtroom and has received high praise. As the CEO of Visual Law Group, Mark Johnson continues to push the limits of innovation in litigation.

In this session, you will learn how to create visual materials to use in court. We will cover how to create overview maps of a scene, fly-through videos, secure, shareable files that can be viewed through SCENE 2go, and more.

Presented by Noreen Charlton, Field Application Engineer / Former Sr. Crime Scene Analyst at Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, FARO

For more than a decade, Noreen Charlton worked as a Crime Scene Analyst with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in Las Vegas, Nevada. Throughout her decade of working in the field, she responded to nearly 4,000 scenes, including more than one-hundred homicide investigations, thirty officer-involved shooting (OIS) scenes, and multiple scenes throughout the 2017 October Las Vegas mass shooting investigation. In the State of Nevada, Noreen has testified as an expert witness in both State and Federal courts. She is a current member of the Crime Scene Investigation Consensus Body of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences Standards Board (ASB).

In this session, see how 3D tech is applied to blood pattern analysis. Current research and testing results will be presented with attention to overall documentation, complex cast-f stains, multiple surfaces, and workflows using different techniques that will be covered.

Presented by Eugene Liscio, 3D Forensic Analyst, ai2-3D and Instructor, ai2-3D

Eugene Liscio is a registered Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario, Canada, and is the owner of ai2-3D, a consulting company specializing in 3D forensic documentation, analysis, and visualizations. Eugene has testified with interactive 3D crime scene models in court in both the US and Canada utilizing 3D technologies such as photogrammetry and laser scanning. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto Mississauga, where he teaches a 3D Forensic Reconstruction and Mapping course as part of the Forensic Sciences Program.

In this session, learn what processes and procedures look like for incorporating technology like laser scanners in an agency. Walk away with an understanding of things to consider, how to approach this process, and the steps involved with implementing SOPs or seeking accreditation.

Presented by Michael Russ, Sheriff’s Lead Crime Scene Specialist, San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner - Scientific Investigations Division

For over 17 years, Michael Russ has worked as a crime scene investigator in California for both a municipal police department and a regional crime laboratory. He is also an experienced instructor of multiple courses, including Basic and Advanced CSI, Shooting Reconstruction, Bloodstain Pattern Analysis, and being a FARO Certified Instructor. He is currently a Sheriff's Lead Crime Scene Specialist at the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department in the Scientific Investigations Division (SID), an ISO 17025 Forensic Testing Laboratory that provides laboratory services all law enforcement agencies in the county of San Bernardino. Since 1995 the SID has been accredited through the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors/Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB) and now the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB). Mike is also the current Vice President for the International Association of Forensic & Security Metrology (IAFSM) and a technical leader for the NIJ's Terrestrial LiDAR Scanning Working Group for Criminal Justice Applications.

In this session, see the forensic analysis of the evidence and reconstruction of the assassination of JFK. Hear from forensic experts Angelos Leiloglou and Mark Johnson on what they uncovered in their reconstruction of the shooting testing the Warren Commission’s famous “Single Bullet Theory.”

Presented by Angelos Leiloglou, Founder and Principal 3D Forensic Analyst, Forensicviz

Angelos Leiloglou is the founder and principal 3D analyst at Forensic Viz, where they specialize in the application of photogrammetry for the forensic analysis of video and photographic evidence to reconstruct officer-involved shootings, construction and industrial accidents, vehicle collisions, and more.

Forensic Viz also produces compelling forensically-based visualizations and graphics to help attorneys and other experts explain their cases clearly and effectively. His visualizations and graphics have been admitted in Federal and State courts all over the United States. Angelos has collaborated with engineers and other experts on hundreds of reconstructions, bringing together the latest technology and visualization techniques to provide clear, accurate answers and visualizations.

Presented by Mark Johnson, CEO, Visual Law Group

After fourteen years as a dynamic plaintiff's trial lawyer, Mark Johnson is now recognized as one of the leading experts in 3D forensic visualization and animation and authority in photogrammetric reconstruction technologies. Featured on CBS 60 Minutes, ABC Good Morning America, the New York times, and in other numerous news and industry publications, Mark advocates for the use of advanced technologies in the courtroom and has received high praise. As the CEO of Visual Law Group, Mark Johnson continues to push the limits of innovation in litigation.

Proper scientific analysis of videos is vital to reconstructing incidents accurately. In this presentation, Angelos Leiloglou will share some cases whereby merging point cloud data from different sources with laser scan data made it possible to reconstruct the incident and see the full picture accurately.

Presented by Angelos Leiloglou, Founder and Principal 3D Forensic Analyst, Forensicviz

Angelos Leiloglou is the founder and principal 3D analyst at Forensic Viz, where they specialize in the application of photogrammetry for the forensic analysis of video and photographic evidence to reconstruct officer-involved shootings, construction and industrial accidents, vehicle collisions, and more.

Forensic Viz also produces compelling forensically-based visualizations and graphics to help attorneys and other experts explain their cases clearly and effectively. His visualizations and graphics have been admitted in Federal and State courts all over the United States. Angelos has collaborated with engineers and other experts on hundreds of reconstructions, bringing together the latest technology and visualization techniques to provide clear, accurate answers and visualizations.

Critical incidents like officer-involved shootings need to be investigated thoroughly and in a way that provides accurate details of what occurred when. In this session, Mr. O'Neil will review a case where laser scanners and forensic software were used to document and analyze the scene in 3D.

Presented by Bryon O'Neil, Deputy Sheriff, Clackamas County Sheriff

Bryon O'Neil is a traffic crash and criminal reconstruction with a background using 3D laser scanning to document crash and crime Scenes, as well as a certified FARO Trainer. Bryon uses the 3D laser scanner data to recreate crashes to include creating animated representations of collisions and combining the animated vehicles with the point cloud data to create a presentation that leaves an impact on juries. In addition to this, he also currently serves as president of IAFSM (International Association of Forensic & Security Metrology). IAFSM an organization comprised of experts from a wide variety of backgrounds, including law enforcement, military, forensic engineers, crash reconstructionists, and security professionals whose common element is the use and development of high-precision measurement systems in their field.

Vehicle crash reconstructionists are relied upon to determine what happened in a crash and why it happened. In this session, learn how you can leverage FARO Zone tools to bring in data for this analysis from different sources, such as total stations, laser scanners, EDR systems, or drones.

Presented by Russ Boynton, Forensic Field Application Engineer / Former Law Enforcement, FARO

Russ Boynton is a veteran crash reconstructionist, distinguished former law enforcement official, experienced trainer, and published author. He is widely regarded as a go-to source on crash reconstruction, with expertise in 3D scanners and drones. Russ is also a recognized crash reconstruction courtroom expert in several US states. Over his 30+ years of experience in crash investigation, reconstruction, and cause analysis, Russ has helped hundreds of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and various insurance companies for use in civil and criminal litigations.

In this case, follow Mr. Lakowicz as he walks through an intersection crash and how he was able to use a FARO 3D Laser Scanner, FARO Scene, and FARO Zone 3D Advanced software to scientifically and forensically recreate the scene and events leading up to the crash in a 2D and 3D animation series.

Presented by Carl Lakowicz, Partner, Northpoint Collision Consultants

Carl Lakowicz is a senior partner and serves as Northpoint's primary forensic animator. For nearly 39 years after starting his professional law enforcement career as a police officer with the city of Concord, NH, Carl has been an active crash reconstructionist.

A clandestine grave or burial can be defined by the process of concealing a body in the ground. Crime scenes wherein a clandestine grave is located are unique. They require a specialized set of techniques and tools to excavate, document, and recover the human remains and any associated evidence buried in the grave. This session will review a comparison of manual methods, laser scanners, and structured light scanners.

Presented by Tori Berezowski, Researcher PhD Student, University of Newcastle, Australia

Tori Berezowski is a published researcher and a first-year Ph.D. candidate at the University of Newcastle, Australia, with a passion for forensic anthropology, geophysical sciences, criminology, and 3D technology. She is dedicated to exploring and testing new ways to apply 3D technology to forensic anthropological techniques such as sex assessment and clandestine grave location and documentation.

Join us to learn what you can do with FARO Zone 3D and discover how to create different deliverables created from a single photograph – even if you don't use a Laser Scanner. Participants will learn how to create four different 2D and 3D deliverables from one single image, all from FARO Zone 3D Software.

Presented by Dean Pierson, Field Application Engineer, FARO

Dean Pierson is our trainer for FARO Zone 3D crash and crime. He is based in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, and delivers course content online to FARO customers worldwide. Dean grew up in a law enforcement environment with a father that served with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

In this first half of "Using 3D Data in Court", you will learn how 3D scanning technology can help a jury understand the facts of a case in a clear and visual way. We'll discuss how FARO^® 3D Scanners document scenes and what tools you have at your disposal when presenting your case in court.

Presented by Brenda Butler, Forensic Application Engineer Manager / Former Special Agent at Ohio Attorney General's Office, FARO

Brenda Butler is a commissioned police officer in Ohio and a private consultant. She is a state-recognized expert in multiple Ohio counties in areas of investigation, crime scene investigation and reconstruction, 3D laser scanning, bloodstain pattern analysis, and shooting incident reconstruction. She has processed countless homicide scenes, officer-involved shooting scenes, and everything in between. Brenda has worked as a police officer for 20 years and a Crime Scene investigator for 14 years. She is an experienced college instructor and has trained hundreds of police officers on a multitude of topics. Brenda currently works as a Field Application Engineer Manager at FARO and has taught 3D laser scanning and crime scene documentation to police agencies across America.

In this second half of "Using 3D Data in Court", we will cover information about courtroom requirements for 3D data, the legality of utilizing it in court, best practices for trial, and securing 3D data from tampering. You will also hear an investigator's perspective on submitting and presenting 3D data in the trial.

Presented by Brenda Butler, Forensic Application Engineer Manager / Former Special Agent at Ohio Attorney General's Office, FARO

Brenda Butler is a commissioned police officer in Ohio and a private consultant. She is a state-recognized expert in multiple Ohio counties in areas of investigation, crime scene investigation and reconstruction, 3D laser scanning, bloodstain pattern analysis, and shooting incident reconstruction. She has processed countless homicide scenes, officer-involved shooting scenes, and everything in between. Brenda has worked as a police officer for 20 years and a Crime Scene investigator for 14 years. She is an experienced college instructor and has trained hundreds of police officers on a multitude of topics. Brenda currently works as a Field Application Engineer Manager at FARO and has taught 3D laser scanning and crime scene documentation to police agencies across America.

In this session, you will learn how to create visual materials to use in court. We will cover how to create overview maps of a scene, fly-through videos, secure, shareable files that can be viewed through SCENE 2go and more.

Presented by Muhammad Feroz, Forensic Application Engineer / Former Senior Investigator Officer at Singapore Police Force

Muhammad Feroz is an experienced Senior Investigation Officer with Singapore Police Force and has a decade's experience in Investigations and Law Enforcement. He is currently a Field Applications Engineer, constructing solutions for the Security, Public Safety & Forensic industry. Muhammad's expertise includes Investigations, Training Delivery, Public Safety, and Law Enforcement. He is passionate about devising feasible solutions to broadly relevant problems in public safety and forensics.

The military uses 3D data capture for various applications from investigations, tunnel mapping, sensitive site exploitation, mission planning, search and rescue, and more. Hear from former military personnel how 3D scanners are used and what value they bring to military applications.

Presented by John Sutton, Business Development Manager / Army Veteran, FARO

John Sutton is the Public Safety - Business Development Manager for FARO Technologies. Before joining FARO, John retired from the U.S. Army after serving 20 years as a Senior Leader for the Military Police and as NATO’s Lead Terrorism and Organized Crime Analyst for North Africa and the Horn of Africa. John spent four years researching and evaluating forensic capabilities for the U.S. Army. In addition to his extensive career, John is also certified in Physical Security and Biometrics, while holding a degree in Environmental Management from Columbia Southern University.

Crime Scene Investigation is one of today's most rapidly evolving fields outside of medicine. We have come a long way from magnifying glasses, pencil sketches, and tape measures. In this session, learn how cutting-edge technology will shape the future of criminal investigation.

Presented by Alina Burroughs, Sr. Product Experience Manager- Public Safety / Former Crime Scene Investigator at Orange County Sheriff's Office, FARO

Alina Burroughs is a forensic consultant and Sr. Product Experience Manager- Public Safety Analytics at FARO. Prior to joining FARO, Alina had a 12-year career as a Crime Scene Investigator. She testified in several high-profile cases, including Time magazine dubbed “the social media trial of the century.” Alina is also a former Senior Certified Crime Scene Analyst, instructor of Forensic Science at the college level, and published author in the Journal of Forensic Identification. She is passionate about bringing a higher standard of investigation for victims and families and is on a mission to present information, so jurors have 100% of the information they need to make their decisions. Alina regularly speaks publicly on topics such as VR use in Investigations, justice for victims, the Tech Effect, and more.

In this session, you will learn about the latest hardware and software products available from FARO and insight on the best scenarios to use them in.

Presented by David Dustin, Global Director, Product Management, Public Safety / Former Owner of Dustin Forensics, FARO

David Dustin is the Director of Industry Solutions at FARO, focusing on Public Safety. Before joining FARO in 2017, David was the President of Dustin Forensics, where for over a decade, his company created forensic animations and 3D crime scenes. David also specializes in 3D laser scanners for forensics and has provided forensic training for engineering firms, law enforcement (local/state/federal), military, and accident reconstructionists. Additionally, David was the President of the International Association of Forensic Security and Metrology (IAFSM) and a member of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction.

In this session, a former crash reconstructionist will review powerful yet practical tools for collision investigations and reconstructions in FARO Zone. See how you can bring data from multiple sources from hand measurements, total station, laser scanners, drones, and EDR Systems.

Presented by Marcus Rowe, Forensic Business Manager / Retired Senior Forensic Collision Investigator for Devon and Cornwall Police, FARO

Before joining FARO as a Forensic Business Manager in the EMEA region, Marcus Rowe was a Senior Forensic Collision Investigator for Devon and Cornwall Police, where he completed a 30-year career. Marcus is an experience collision reconstructionist and investigator who brings genuine “hands-on” experience and skillsets to the use of 3D technologies in public safety and forensic applications.

Presented by Daniel Prewitt, Forensic Application Engineer / Royal Military Police Veteran, FARO

Previously a Crime Scene Investigator and lead in Virtual Crime Scene Reconstruction for the Royal Military Police. Daniel Prewitt is now a Field Applications Engineer in Public Safety, Architecture, Engineering and Construction for FARO Technologies. Daniel is an expert in 3D scanning for forensic applications and secure management of digital data.

Over the past decade, there have been major advancements in 3D technology. In this presentation, you'll discover some exciting and unexpected uses for 3D technology, including arson and explosions, facial reconstructions, blood pattern analysis, pre-incident planning, and more.

Presented by David Dustin, Global Director, Product Management, Public Safety / Former Owner of Dustin Forensics, FARO

David Dustin is the Director of Industry Solutions at FARO, focusing on Public Safety. Before joining FARO in 2017, David was the President of Dustin Forensics, where for over a decade, his company created forensic animations and 3D crime scenes. David also specializes in 3D laser scanners for forensics and has provided forensic training for engineering firms, law enforcement (local/state/federal), military, and accident reconstructionists. Additionally, David was the President of the International Association of Forensic Security and Metrology (IAFSM) and a member of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction.

Leveraging visual mediums like 3D reconstructions or 3D printed objects in court can improve comprehension of the case or defuse emotionally-charged evidence. In this session, learn how 3D imaging technology can be used in court and its effect on jurors.

Presented by Dr. David Errickson, Lecturer in Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology, Cranfield Forensic Institute, Cranfield University

Dr. David Errickson is a published author and lecturer in forensic anthropology and archaeology at Cranfield's Forensic Institute, Cranfield University. Dr. Errickson holds a Master of Science in Forensic Archaeology and Crime Scene Investigation and a Ph.D. Forensic Anthropology. He is focused on the visualization of skeletal evidence within the courtroom, specifically, how we can improve on current standards with surface scanning techniques. Furthermore, we can use 3D digitization to visualize forensic evidence within the courtroom and whether this affects the judge and jury negatively.

Newer 3D imaging technologies, including photogrammetry and 3D laser scanning, provide flexibility and reproducibility for taking measurements to accurately and fully document a crime scene. In this session, Dr. Mehta will review the advantages and limitations of photogrammetry and laser scanning.

Presented by Dr. Malvika Mehta, Forensic Investigator & Consultant, The Expert Witness

Dr. Malvika Mehta is an independent Forensic Investigator, trainer, and consultant in India. Dr. Mehta provides her expertise to law enforcement agencies, law firms, and certification bodies on topics such as evidence management, forensic investigations, digital forensics, crime scene investigation, 3D reconstruction of crime scenes, and more. Dr. Mehta is passionate about the possibilities of utilizing 3D models in Forensic Investigations and the ability to bring the crime scene to court.

The military uses 3D data capture for various applications from investigations, tunnel mapping, sensitive site exploitation, mission planning, search and rescue, and more. Hear from former military personnel how 3D scanners are used and what value they bring to military applications.

Presented by John Sutton, Business Development Manager / Army Veteran, FARO

John Sutton is the Public Safety - Business Development Manager for FARO Technologies. Before joining FARO, John retired from the U.S. Army after serving 20 years as a Senior Leader for the Military Police and as NATO’s Lead Terrorism and Organized Crime Analyst for North Africa and the Horn of Africa. John spent four years researching and evaluating forensic capabilities for the U.S. Army. In addition to his extensive career, John is also certified in Physical Security and Biometrics, while holding a degree in Environmental Management from Columbia Southern University.

Join us to learn what you can do with FARO Zone 3D and discover how to create different deliverables created from a single photograph – even if you don't use a Laser Scanner. Participants will learn how to create four different 2D and 3D deliverables from one single image, all from FARO Zone 3D Software.

Presented by Dean Pierson, Field Application Engineer, FARO

Dean Pierson is our trainer for FARO Zone 3D crash and crime. He is based in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, and delivers course content online to FARO customers worldwide. Dean grew up in a law enforcement environment with a father that served with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Shooting incidents bring up many complex questions. In this session, discover how 3D devices are used in multidisciplinary shooting reconstructions to answer these questions by incorporating bullet trajectory, witness perspective, positional, height, and blood pattern analysis.

Presented by Eugene Liscio, 3D Forensic Analyst, ai2-3D and Instructor, ai2-3D

Eugene Liscio is a registered Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario, Canada, and is the owner of ai2-3D, a consulting company specializing in 3D forensic documentation, analysis, and visualizations. Eugene has testified with interactive 3D crime scene models in court in both the US and Canada utilizing 3D technologies such as photogrammetry and laser scanning. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto Mississauga, where he teaches a 3D Forensic Reconstruction and Mapping course as part of the Forensic Sciences Program.

Special Guest during Q&A, Nielson Plomp, Forensic Investigator, Politie / Replicapture

Nielson Plomp is a forensic investigator at the Dutch Police Force (Politie). Nielson specializes in 3D imaging using 3D laser scanners, 360° photography, virtual reality, and drones images. He is also the founder of Replicapture, a company that helps facility and security managers efficiently manage buildings by creating a spatially accurate, measurable carbon copy of structures called "Digital Twins".

Sometimes a single witness in a case can be the eye of a surveillance camera. Sometimes events are captured with smartphones and body cameras, but each is telling a different story. While video is one of the most prolific sources of evidence available, it cannot be taken at face value. From converting proprietary video formats correctly, ensuring clips are not missing, correcting lens distortion, and confirming the size of objects, many critical pieces of the footage need to be analyzed correctly; otherwise, it can lead to misinterpretation. In this session, learn about tools available to investigators to ensure video footage is analyzed correctly and review cases where video footage was merged with 3D scanner data to show the true and accurate view of the scene and sequence of events.

Presented by Dave Thorne, Forensic Video Analyst / Former Detective with Bedfordshire Police (UK), Demux Video Services Ltd.

As a detective with Bedfordshire Police working with Major Incident Teams, Dave developed skills & techniques to quickly examine & assess the content of video evidence, typically CCTV material & present it in court. In 2004 Dave started Demux Video Services Ltd providing expert video analysis services to law enforcement and the legal community. They also supply the law enforcement market with specialist software to extract, process, and present their video evidence.

Mr. Johnson will present several examples from cases in which Visual Law Group has introduced 3D data for criminal and civil proceedings. He will also discuss tactics that make the data effective in court and a useful tool for deliberations within the jury room.

Presented by Mark Johnson, CEO, Visual Law Group

After fourteen years as a dynamic plaintiff's trial lawyer, Mark Johnson is now recognized as one of the leading experts in 3D forensic visualization and animation and authority in photogrammetric reconstruction technologies. Featured on CBS 60 Minutes, ABC Good Morning America, the New York times, and in other numerous news and industry publications, Mark advocates for the use of advanced technologies in the courtroom and has received high praise. As the CEO of Visual Law Group, Mark Johnson continues to push the limits of innovation in litigation.

Proper scientific analysis of videos is vital to reconstructing incidents accurately. In this presentation, Angelos Leiloglou will share some cases whereby merging point cloud data from different sources with laser scan data made it possible to reconstruct the incident and see the full picture accurately.

Presented by Angelos Leiloglou, Founder and Principal 3D Forensic Analyst, Forensicviz

Angelos Leiloglou is the founder and principal 3D analyst at Forensic Viz, where they specialize in the application of photogrammetry for the forensic analysis of video and photographic evidence to reconstruct officer-involved shootings, construction and industrial accidents, vehicle collisions, and more.

Forensic Viz also produces compelling forensically-based visualizations and graphics to help attorneys and other experts explain their cases clearly and effectively. His visualizations and graphics have been admitted in Federal and State courts all over the United States. Angelos has collaborated with engineers and other experts on hundreds of reconstructions, bringing together the latest technology and visualization techniques to provide clear, accurate answers and visualizations.

In this session, see the forensic analysis of the evidence and reconstruction of the assassination of JFK. Hear from forensic experts Angelos Leiloglou and Mark Johnson on what they uncovered in their reconstruction of the shooting testing the Warren Commission’s famous “Single Bullet Theory.”

Presented by Angelos Leiloglou, Founder and Principal 3D Forensic Analyst, Forensicviz

Angelos Leiloglou is the founder and principal 3D analyst at Forensic Viz, where they specialize in the application of photogrammetry for the forensic analysis of video and photographic evidence to reconstruct officer-involved shootings, construction and industrial accidents, vehicle collisions, and more.

Forensic Viz also produces compelling forensically-based visualizations and graphics to help attorneys and other experts explain their cases clearly and effectively. His visualizations and graphics have been admitted in Federal and State courts all over the United States. Angelos has collaborated with engineers and other experts on hundreds of reconstructions, bringing together the latest technology and visualization techniques to provide clear, accurate answers and visualizations.

Presented by Mark Johnson, CEO, Visual Law Group

After fourteen years as a dynamic plaintiff's trial lawyer, Mark Johnson is now recognized as one of the leading experts in 3D forensic visualization and animation and authority in photogrammetric reconstruction technologies. Featured on CBS 60 Minutes, ABC Good Morning America, the New York times, and in other numerous news and industry publications, Mark advocates for the use of advanced technologies in the courtroom and has received high praise. As the CEO of Visual Law Group, Mark Johnson continues to push the limits of innovation in litigation.