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| 0730 - 0745 |
Administrative Remarks |
| 0745 - 0830 |
Keynote Speaker
Brigadier General Robert A. Carr
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Director, Defense Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence Center |
| 0830 - 0915 |
Keynote Speaker
Colonel Wade F. Dennis
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Commandant, US Army Military Police School, Fort Leonard Wood |
| 0915 - 0945 |
Canadian Biometrics Capability in Support of the Afghan Mission
Mr. Yves Levesque
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Manager MASINT&Biometrics Directorate of
Geospatial Intelligence
Chief of Defence
Intelligence National
Defence Headquarters
David Hazen
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DRDC Atlantic
Head/Technology Demonstration, DRDC Atlantic |
| 0945 - 1015 |
TBD |
| 1015 - 1100 |
Technology Expo/Networking Break |
| 1100 - 1235 |
Breakout Sessions
Track 1 – Biometrics and Forensics Training Initiative (Madeline AB)
Explosive Ordnance Disposal
USMC Biometrics and Forensics Training
Steven Gregg, Flatter and Associates
Track 3 – Mod and Sim (Windsor BC)
DOMEX
James Griffith, Janus Research Group
Ryan Wilson, TCM-BF
Biometrics Enabled Intelligence/Forensics Enabled Intelligence Analysis and Collection
James Griffith, Janus Research Group
Ryan Wilson, TCM-BF
Track 4 – Site Exploitation: Establishing an Enduring Capability (Ford AB)
Military Police Capabilities
CW4 Ron Meyer, U.S. Army Military Police School
CW3 Paul Arthur, U.S. Army Military Police School
Labs and Expeditionary Capability
Kevin Lothridge, NFSTC
Track 5 – Transition from Traditional to Expeditionary Forensic Laboratories
(Madeline CD)
Crime Scene Integration with Laboratory
Robert Gaffney, U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory
3-Dimensioning Scanning Evolution of Crime Scene Documentation: Past, Present, Future
Sarah Davis, U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory
DCGS-A Requirements
Donald Beattie, TCM-SP
Track 6 – Education & Research (Delmar AB)
An “Intelligent” Approach to Authentication
Ralph Rodriguez, Delfigo Security
Safe, Secure, and Reliable – DNA’s Role in the Next Generation of Biometrics
Paul Rutherford, Isilon Systems
Development of Robust Fingerprint Anti-Spoofing Algorithms
Stephanie Schuckers, Clarkson University
Face Recognition at a Distance: Challenges and Solutions
Dr. Terrance Boult, Securics/University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Biometrics Q&A Panel
All Speakers
Track 7 – Systems Engineering and Architecture (Emma ABC)
DHS IDENT System: Current and Future State
Luigi Tenore, US-VISIT |
| 1235 - 1330 |
Technology Expo/Lunch |
| 1330 - 1500 |
Breakout Sessions
Track 1 – Biometrics and Forensics Training Initiative (Madeline AB)
Biometrics Training and Strategy for the ARFORGEN Cycle
Christopher Melton, NSTIO, USAICoE, U.S. Army
Biometric Enabled Intelligence (BEI) Mobile Training Team (MTT)
Track 3 – Mod and Sim (Windsor BC)
SE Kit
James Griffith, Janus Research Group
Ryan Wilson, TCM-BF
SE Management
James Griffith, Janus Research Group
Ryan Wilson, TCM-BF
Experienced Based Learning Using Enhanced 3D Technologies
Dr. Carroll Lastinger, N4D
MG Robin Hughes (Ret.)
Track 4 – Site Exploitation: Establishing an Enduring Capability (Ford AB)
Multi-Function Team
Mike Gearty, TCM-BF
USFOR-A/ISAF J2 Exploitation (J2E) Staff
Tom Langenfeld, Army G-2/BAE Systems
SGM Fernando Martinez Irizarry, G-2
Track 5 – Transition from Traditional to Expeditionary Forensic Laboratories
(Madeline CD)
Mobile Forensic Labs
Kevin Lothridge, NFSTC
NFSTC Learning Programs Including Sensitive Site Exploitation
David Epstein, National Forensic Science Technology Center, Inc.
DOMEX Enabled Identity Intelligence (I2)
Brain Bataille, National Media Exploitation Center
Track 6 – Education & Research (Delmar AB)
The Mobile Field Kit: Demonstrating Tactical Integration for Biometrics and Forensics
Dr. Mark Balbes, Asynchrony Solutions
Bob Elfanbaum, Asynchrony Solutions
Estimating Postmortem Interval: A Molecular Approach
Stephanie Young, West Virginia University
Digital Triage Forensics
Stephen Pearson, High Tech Crime Institute, Inc.
The Application of Multi-Spectral Imagery Technology to Fingerprint Collection to Overcome the Challenges of Tactical Environments
Robert Rowe, Lumidigm, Inc.
Larry Campbell,
Oberon Associates
Track 7 – Systems Engineering and Architecture (Emma ABC)
DHS IDENT System: Current and Future State
Luigi Tenore, US-Visit
Understanding and Preparing for the Future of National-Scale Multimodal Biometric Systems: FBI Biometric Initiatives and Other Best Practice Recommendations
Valerie Evanoff, FBI Criminal Justice Information Services Division
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| 1505 - 1545 |
Technology Expo/Networking Break |
| 1550 - 1725 |
Breakout Sessions
Track 1 – Biometrics and Forensics Training Initiative (Madeline AB)
Expeditionary Forensics – International Quality
Mark Dale, U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory
Track 3 – Mod and Sim (Windsor BC)
Biometrics and Forensics in Support of Security Operations
James Griffith, Janus Research Group
Ryan Wilson, TCM-BF
Detainee Handling
James Griffith, Janus Research Group
Ryan Wilson, TCM-BF
Track 4 – Site Exploitation: Establishing an Enduring Capability (Ford AB)
Weapons Technical Intelligence Overview
Von Vaughn, Joint IED Defeat Organization
SE Vignettes Part 2
COL Mac McMullen, TCM-BF
Track 5 – Transition from Traditional to Expeditionary Forensic Laboratories
(Madeline CD)
BTF Biometric Examination Services
Lauren Cooney, Ideal Innovations, Inc.
Intelligence Battle Laboratory Overview
Terrance Agnew, USAICoE Intelligence Battle Laboratory
The Biometrics Task Force and DoD Forensics
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Pratt, Biometrics Task Force
Track 6 – Education & Research (Delmar AB)
iCap Iris Capture and Analysis Program – Making Use of Less Than Pristine Quality Iris Images
Tim Meyerhoff, Iris ID – LG Iris
MEMS Assembled Ion Source and Portable Mass Spectrometry
Guido Verbeck, University of North Texas
Atomic and Molecular Signals Observed in Spark-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy of Biological
Piloting High-Quality Standoff Iris Recognition Technology
Michal Thieme, IBG
Image Forensics – the Truth Behind Pictures
Nasir Memo, Polytechnic Institute of NYU
Track 7 – Systems Engineering and Architecture (Emma ABC)
Mumbai Attacks Intelligence Brief
Matt Miller, California Emergency Management Agency (Cal EMA), San Diego Regional Terrorism Threat Assessment Center (SD-RTTAC) |
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