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MORNING SESSION

Moderator:  Amy Weber

6:45am            Breakfast

7:00 am           Registration

8:00 am           Killed by a Newspaper?  

Axel Manthei, Munich Crime Laboratory

8:20 am           Marking Reproducibility Analysis on Consecutively Fired Bullets

Tsuneo Uchiyama, National Research Institute of Police Science (Retired)

8:50 am           Franken-Hybrid: Characteristics of a Select-Fire Hybrid Firearm/Paintball Marker

Kent Weber, Nebraska State Patrol

9:20 am           Proposed "NIST Ballistics Identification System (NBIS)" Based on 3D Topography Measurements on Correlation Cells

John Song, NIST

10:05 am           BREAK - Sponsored by Forensic Technology

10:35 am         Door Prize Drawings

10:40 am         Where are the Bullets?

Lucien C. Haag, Forensic Science Services

11:10 am         Forensic Markings Found on the Components of 9mm Luger Cartridges Found in a 357 Sig Sauer Model P229 Pistol

Kim Downs, Houston Police Department

11:40 am         Hole in One

Evan Thompson, DPS Northern Regional Crime Laboratory

12:00 pm        LUNCH                        

AFTERNOON SESSION

Moderator:  David Curtis

1:00 pm          Breechface Subclass Characteristics of the Jimenez JA Nine Pistol

Alicia Welch, Kansas Bureau of Investigation - Topeka

1:45 pm          NIST Bullet SRM 2460 Replication & Validation Using an Improved Vacuum Casting Method & Potential Evidentiary Use

Robert Thompson & Alan Zheng, NIST

 

2:15 pm          BREAK - Sponsored by Team Fabrication

2:45 pm          Door Prize Drawings

2:50 pm          SWGGUN Updates

Mark Keisler, Indiana State Police

3:10 pm          Fighting Cross-Border Crimes by Exchanging "Ballistic Data" - Will it Help?

Ruprecht Nennstiel, Bundeskriminalamt (BKA)

3:40 pm          Pipe/Tubing Cutters Are Capable of Generating Toolmarks Suitable for Comparison

George Krivosta & Wesley Krupp, Suffolk County Crime Laboratory

 

4:05 pm          Firing Pin Aperture Study: Estimating Uncertainty of Measurement and Usefulness for Class Characteristics

Erich Smith, Federal Bureau of Investigation

4:35 pm          Characteristics of Locally Made Firearms in Sri Lanka

P.S. Liyanage and W.D.G.S. Gunatilleke, Government Analyst's Department of Sri Lanka

5:00 pm          Daily Technical Program Ends

6:30 pm          Buffalo Roam

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