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Fire/Arson Investigations
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13 years ago
Henry Ott
Does anyone have an opinion on the Firehouse Software Fire Investigation Module and how it would work with an agency the completes the scene exams and prosecutes the case?
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13 years ago
Henry Ott
2. Library
Outside of NFPA 921 and NFPA 1033, what five books should every fire investigator have in their library.
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14 years ago
Henry Ott
Can members of the forum recommend qualified, organized, respected and interesting instructors in the following areas:
1) Fire science
2) Fire chemistry (Not to be confused with Fire science)
3) Thermodynamics
4) Thermometry
5) Fire Dynamics
6) Explosion Dynamics
7) Fire analysis (Not to be confused with fire investigations)
8) Fire investigation methodology (Not to be confused
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16 years ago
Henry Ott
As someone attempting to see both sides of an issue, I found the following report to explain some of the information provided in the Beyler report.
It is available at Doctoc, search "City of Corsicana Fire Department's Response to the Texas Forensic Science Commission report by Dr Craig Beyler"
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