PUBLIC Forums => Training Seminars => Topic started by: Robert Thompson on August 27, 2014, 07:22:26 AM
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Register using this link for the on-line virtual classroom that commences Thursday, Aug. 28th, 2pm ET:
https://www.forensiced.org/training/viewcourse.cfm?moduleid=8E4C9B92-4044-443F-9AB2-7EC7984C2E1F (https://www.forensiced.org/training/viewcourse.cfm?moduleid=8E4C9B92-4044-443F-9AB2-7EC7984C2E1F)
Description: The discovery of more effective methods to detect and restore erased markings in firearms is of great interest to firearm examiners, in particular the invention of new nondestructive methods. Magneto optical (MO) sensor technology may address this need. Earlier in 2014 the FTCoE released a report on this technology evaluating it for the detection and visualization of obliterated serial numbers in five different metals and one composite material. During this roundtable the researchers will discuss their findings, including: MO sensor sensitivity (detection limit), accuracy, reproducibility, recovery, and selectivity. Non-technical performance factors included sample preparation, system operation, sample processing, worker safety and cost.