Fiber Subgroup
Forensic Fiber Examiner Training Program
Consistent with a laboratory experiment book. This document offers exercises at each stage of the learning process to include time allotted for the exercise, materials to have on hand and objectives.
Forensic Fiber Examination Guidelines
- Details all aspects of the examination process; consists of optional requirements
- Primary audience is analysis and forensic science management
Process To Create
- Needed a non-stop document that addressed the various steps in the examination process.
- Drafts offered for community comment. Comments reviewed by the fiber subgroup and incorporated or denied.
- All changes presented to the full SWG for their review. Final Draft voted on; if approved, submitted to ASTM for incorporation.
- Enforcement - Voluntary
Documents
Technical Chapters
ASTM Standards
Members
Jennifer Remy
North Carolina State Crime Laboratory
Claude Roux
School of Chemistry and Forensic Science
William M. Schneck
Washington State Patrol Crime Lab
Glenn D. Schubert
Illinois State Police
Scott F. Stoeffler
McCrone Associates, Inc.
Sandy Parent
Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Laboratory - Austin
Doug Orr
National Centre for Forensic Services - Alberta
Kornelia Nehse
Der Polizeiprasident in Berlin, Textilkunde und mikromarphologie
Kevin McMahon
New Hampshire Department of Public Safety, State Police Forensic Laboratory
Cheryl Lozen
Michigan State Police
Sandy Koch
FBI Laboratory
Corresponding Members
Eileen A. Davis
Mark Kurowski
Acadiana Criminalistics Lab
Samuel J. (Skip) Palenik
Microtrace