Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section
Past Conferences

29^th Annual LEIM Conference, Greensboro, NC May 23-27, 2005

The following presentations were made during the 29^th Annual LEIM Conference in Greensboro, North Carolina, May 23-27, 2005. The full conference agenda is available for download.

Presentations

Tuesday, May 24, 2005

Federal Strategies Supporting Interoperability and Information Sharing in Your Agency: An Executive Perspective

• David Boyd, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Washington, DC
• J. Patrick McCreary, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Washington, DC
• Dr. John Morgan, National Institute of Justice, Washington, DC

Pre-RFP Toolkit

• Dwayne Campbell, Charlotte-Mecklenburg (NC) County
• Steve Mednick, President, IJIS Institute

Managing Mobile Digital Video Systems

• Bill Salveson, Los Angeles Sheriffs Department (Ret.), Director of Digital Video, Panasonic Computer Solutions Company
• San Antonio (TX) Police Department

Emerging Wireless Technologies for Public Safety

• Tom Clemo, Captain, City of Medford (OR) Fire Department
• Steve Edwards, System Administrator, City of Medford (OR)

How to Successfully Manage a Technology Project

• Dorothy A. Spears-Dean, Public Safety Communications Analyst, Virginia Information Technology Agency

Eliminating and Mitigating In-Car Technology Clutter: Costs and Benefits

• Julio Valcacel, Jr. Sergeant, Maryland State Police
• Greg Lewis, Sergeant (Ret.), College Station (TX) Police Department, Public Safety Manager, Visteon

Achieving Communications with Voice Over IP: Programs and Demonstrations

• George Perera, Lieutenant, Miami-Dade (FL) Police Department
• Thomas Smith, Lieutenant Colonel, Director of Information Management, Missouri National Guard
• Michael O'Hare Garcia, Cisco Systems, Inc.

Protecting Critical Infrastructure: Understanding Data and Network Security

• Kevin Flynn, Senior Security Advisor, Cisco Systems, Inc.
• Ernie Hayden, Manager, Enterprise Information Security, Port of Seattle (WA)

IT Governance in Law Enforcement Organizations: Who's in charge here anyway?

• Bernard Williams, Former IT Manager, Orange County (FL) Sheriff's Department, Operations Manager, Public Safety Solution, Motorola, Inc.

Information Sharing: Stop Talking and Start Doing

• Mark Marshall, Chief of Police, Smithfield (VA) Police Department

Mobile Computing and Innovative Video Wall Programs

• Susi Thayer, Communications Bureau Supervisor, Irvine (CA) Police Department
• Scotty Hill, Chief of Police, Kinston (NC) Police Department

Getting Crime Analysis Out of the Office and Onto the Street

• Mike King, Chief of Staff (Ret.), Utah Attorney General's Office, Lieutenant (Ret.) Utah Department of Public Safety
• Greg Cooper, Chief of Police (Ret.), Provo (UT) Police Department, Investigative Support Services Manager, Motorola, Inc. Public Safety Software Solutions

Wireless Mesh Networks for Public Access and Public Safety

• Leonard Scott, MIS Business Unit Manger, City of Corpus Christi (TX)
• Steve Lowe, Vice President of Public Safety Applications and Products, Tropos Networks

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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

National Information Technology Standards: Efforts, Resources, and Successes

• Derreck Orr, National Institute of Standards and Technology
• Paul Embley, Global XML Structure Task Force
• Bonnie Locke, NLETS-International Justice and Public Safety Information Sharing Network

X-Files: XML Based Facial Images for Law Enforcement

• Woody Sandy, Major, Director of Support Services, North Carolina State Patrol
• Alan Sadowski, Network Security Manager, North Carolina State Highway Patrol

Real World Project Management

• John Arnstein, Director, Local Public Safety Practice, MTG Management Consultants, LLC

Examining Pawnshop Activity in St. Louis County using GIS

• Mark Dougherty, Director of Information Systems, St. Louis County (MO) Police Department
• Hsui-Hua Liao, Senior Systems Programmer, St. Louis County (MO) Police Department

Best Practices for Information Sharing Peer-to-Peer Panel

• Ernie Hayden, Manager, Enterprise Information Security, Port of Seattle (WA)
• Morgan Wright, Global Solutions Manager, Public Safety and Justice, Cisco Systems, Inc. Office
• Lou Pacheco, Deputy Chief of Police, Raynham (MA) Police Department
• Dean Zanone, Sergeant (Ret.) Seal Beach (CA) Police Department, Public Safety Solutions Manager, Cisco Systems, Inc.

VIPER (Voice Interoperability Plan for Emergency Responders)

• Woody Sandy, Major, Director of Support Services, North Carolina Highway Patrol
• Mike Hodgson, Telecommunications Engineer, North Carolina State Highway Patrol

Information Technology Lessons Learned from the United Kingdom

• Martyn Hart, Director of Consulting, United Kingdom Police Service, Gartner

Capturing Fingerprints and Photographs via PDA devices

• Larry Bryant, Lieutenant, Los Angeles County (CA) Sheriff's Department
• Thomas Smith, Los Angeles County (CA) Sheriff's Department

Technology Best Practices: Gainesville Police Department

• Ed Posey, Lieutenant, Technical Services Division, Gainesville (FL) Police Department
• Dave Duda, Computer Systems Analyst, Gainesville (FL) Police Department
• Joe Barasoain, Officer, Gainesville (FL) Police Department

Mobile Computing and Automated Data Collection

• Mary Jensen, State Project Manager, Iowa Department of Transportation
• Larry Grant, Sergeant, Technology/Assistant Communications Officer, Iowa State Patrol

Computer Crime, Internet Investigations and Digital Evidence Solutions

• Jim Emerson, Vice President, Internet Crime Group, Inc., Secretary, Private Sector Liaison Committee
• Anthony DiClemente, Section Chief, Digital Evidence Section (DES), Operational Technology Division (OTD), Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Michael Levin, Assistant to the Special Agent in Charge, Criminal Investigation Division, Electronic Crimes Task Force, United States Secret Service

Street Drug Crime and Violence Reduction Strategy: Partnering Technology, Law Enforcement and the Community

• Dr. Eleazor Hunt, Crime Analyst, High Point (NC) Police Department
• Marty Sumner, Major, High Point (NC) Police Department

Putting Your Finger on Biometrics

• Lisa Ludwig, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, Animetrics, Inc.
• John L. Stevens, Program Manager, Public Safety and Emergency Management Services, Department of Technology Services, Arlington County (VA)

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Thursday, May 26, 2005

800Mhz Public Safety Re-banding

• Robert Gurss, Legal and Government Affairs Director, APCO International
• Joe Hanna, Past President, APCO

Police, Fire, EMS and Transportation: Wireless Interoperability

• George Ake, Capital Wireless Integrated Network
• David J. Mulholland, Lieutenant, Commander, Information Technology and Communications, United States Park Police

Sharing Information: Some Open Secrets and a Glimpse at the Future

• Carl J. Jensen, III, Senior Special Agent, Behavioral Sciences Unit, Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Bernard H. Levin, Ed.D., Commander, Policy and Planning Bureau, Waynesboro (VA) Police Department

Comprehensive and Affordable GIS Resources: GIS Resources at No Cost

• Mark A. Tanner, Director, Foreign Terrorist Tracking Task Force, Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Rickey Thomas, Captain, Technical Operations Officer, NGB-CD Technologies
• Melinda K. Higgins, Senior Research Scientist, Georgia Institute of Technology

Information Technology Standards: State and Local Implementation of Success Stories

• Pam, Scanlon, Executive Director, ARJIS, San Diego (CA)
• Dustin Henson, Systems Architect, ARJIS, San Diego (CA)
• Bert Gerke, Director, Ohio Local Law Enforcement Information Sharing Network, Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police

Wireless Communication and Mobile Computing Excellence: Everett Police Department

• Boyd Bryant, Sergeant, Everett (WA) Police Department
• Jerry Burke, Deputy Chief of Administrative Services, Everett (WA) Police Department

Building a Statewide Homeland Security System, a Different Perspective

• David Mitchell, JD, Cabinet Secretary, Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security
• G. Thomas Steele, Chief Information Officer, Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security

Finding, Applying for, and Managing Federal Grants

• John Oliphant, Lead Grant Program Specialist, U.S. Department of Justice, COPS Office
• Tom Coty, Director of Technology and Standards, U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Regional Crime Analysis with Mapping System (RCAMS)

• Alex Rickard, GIS Coordinator, Eastern Carolina Council
• Scotty Hill, Deputy Director, Kinston (NC) Department of Public Safety

National Technology and Lessons Learned Resources

• John Rabin, Program Manager, Lessons Learned Information Sharing System
• Gregory Hill, Deputy Director, National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology and the Law

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Friday, May 27, 2005

Funding Law Enforcement IT Projects-Post 9/11 and COPS MORE

• Hyuk Byun, Program Executive for Commu8nications and Information Technology, U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice
• John Oliphant, Lead Grant Program Specialist, U.S. Department of Justice, COPS Office

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