2016 – ACSR

Accuracy and Repeatability of the Laser Scanner and Total Station for Crime and Accident Scene Documentation

David Dustin & Eugene Liscio, P. Eng. Abstract: The need for quick and versatile scene documentation tools continues to be of great importance at both... Read more

A Qualitative Theory for Crime Scene Analysis

Ross M. Gardner Abstract: Crime scene analysis is a discipline involving the identification and correlation of various actions that occur during a given incident. These correlations... Read more

Case Management: The Foundation for Crime Scene Reconstruction

Gary W. Graff Abstract: Case management is organizing evidence to be workable, retrievable, and understandable in the context of the scene, providing the foundational and structural... Read more

A Technical Investigation Pertaining to the First Shot Fired in the JFK Assassination

Frank S. DeRonja, MS Engr & Max Holland Abstract: Following the 1963 assassination of President Kennedy, the Warren Commission established that one of the three... Read more

A Comparison of the Terrestrial Laser Scanner & Total Station for Scene Documentation

Eugene Liscio, Adam Hayden, & James Moody Abstract: The use of the laser scanner for documentation at crime and collision scenes has grown significantly over... Read more