Nov., 2009: Rob Sanderson conducts video and audio forensics training for District of Columbia Assn. of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Recently, Rob spoke to a packed house of elite defense lawyers in Washington DC about evidence collection strategies and the current capabilities of a/v forensic labs. The two hour session was created to inform attorneys as to how to collect the highest and best form of case related media from proscecutors, details on proper processing protocols, and featured enhancement examples with before and after clips.
Sept., 2009: Rob Sanderson conducts surveillance video installation training for ASIS Mid-Hudson chapter. ASIS International is the preeminent organization for security professionals. Founded in 1955, ASIS is dedicated to increasing the effectiveness and productivity of security professionals by developing educational programs and materials that address broad security interests
MotionDSP Announces ‘Ikena Reveal’ Video Forensic Software. LINK
Rob Sanderson, early adopter and contributer to the development of Ikena is first private forensic lab certified in its use. According to Rob, "This technology is the latest giant leap in video enhancement software. Truly something to be excited about and should be on the 'must have' list of any crime lab."
Look for the upcoming article in Law Enforcement Technology magazine in the August 2008 edition. (Available on Officer.com) Rob Sanderson is featured in a primer on how police departments can deal with surveillance video enhancement in an effective, organized program involving forensic equipment and training.
AVFL is featured in the April 2005 issue of PROAV magazine. LINK
TIP! Surveillance cameras can be used in most exterior residential locations; however, you should remember that a surveillance camera cannot be located where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy
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