Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section
Past International Conferences

1^st International LEIM Conference, Vancouver, BC, Nov. 30 - Dec. 1, 2006

The following presentations were made during the 1^st Annual International LEIM Conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, November 30-December 1, 2006. The full conference agenda is available for download.

Presentations

Thursday, November 30, 2006

Crime Analysis Development

• R. Mark Evans, Director, Analytical Services, Police Services of Northern Ireland

Terrorism Screening Center: Operations, Issues, and Coordination (Available to Law Enforcement agencies upon request)

• Rick Koppel, Acting Director, Terrorist Screening Center, U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Ottawa Police Service - Voice Interoperability: Case Studies, Lessons Learned & Future Direction

• Lance Valcour, Inspector, Ottawa Police Service

Common Use Networks and Security Applications (Access Control and Digital CCTV) (Available to Law Enforcement agencies upon request)

• Milan Zivkovic, Director IT and CTO, Vancouver (BC) International Airport Authority

Newly Developing Opportunities for Public Safety Communications

• Harlin McEwen, Chief of Police (Ret.); Honorary President of the IACP; Chairman, IACP Communications and Technology Committee
• John MacKillican, Chief Information Officer, RCMP, Ottawa (ON)

International Information Sharing Standards: An Overview of Current European Programs

• Stephen Jenner, Director General, Criminal Justice Information Technology (CJIT)
• Jon Broughton, Head of Information Management, Eurojust, The Hague, Netherlands

Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS) and National Law Enforcement Telecommunications Systems: Operations and Outreach

• Henry D. Oleyniczak, Deputy Chief Technology Officer-Operations, RISS Office of Information Technology, Lieutenant Colonel, Pennsylvania State Police-Deputy Commissioner of Staff (Ret.)
• Bonnie Locke, Director of Program Management, Nlets

Law Enforcement and Port Security Informational Exchange Models with International Applications

• Coleman Knight, Deputy Director, National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center-SE (NLECTC-SE)
• Alfred Johnson, Director, National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center-SE (NLECTC-SE)
• L.J. “Chip” Johnson, Captain, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
• Teresa Woods, Captain, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division

GJXDM and NIEM: Sharing Justice Information Across Agencies at all Levels of Government and Across International Boundaries

• Bill Ford, Senior Program Manager, National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice
• Jim Douglas, Project Manager, National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center-NE (NLECTC-NE)

Introduction to Open Source Software in Law Enforcement

• John Weatherby, Executive Director, Open Source Software Institute
• Jon Nelson, Trooper, Pennsylvania State Police
• Charles Khalil, Information Technology Director, City of Garden Grove (CA)
• Patrick Thrasher, Captain, City of Garden Grove (CA) Police Department
• Mun-Wai Hon, Principal Systems Engineer, Mitretek Systems Center for Criminal Justice Technology

Vancouver Police Department Mobile Computing

• Kathy Wunder, Director, Information Technology Section, Vancouver (BC) Police Department
• Brad Brewer, Sergeant, Vancouver (BC) Police Department

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Friday, December 1, 2006

Police Mobile Data Network Project: The Australian Experience-From Contract, System Design, Development, Implementation, Change Management, Operational Impacts, and Business Case Benefits

• Darrell Stephenson, Superintendent, Victoria Police, Melbourne, Australia

Geographical Information Systems

• Lew Nelson, Chief of Police (Ret.), Redlands (CA) Police Department, Law Enforcement Solutions Manager, ESRI

National Information Sharing Initiatives

• John MacKillican, Chief Information Officer, RCMP, Ottawa (ON)

IT Security: Managing the Threat to Our Environment

• Christine Robson, IT Manager, Halton (ON) Regional Police Services
• Paul Weatherhead, Security, Digital Boundaries, Inc.

Border Security: Issues and Technology Advances

• Miguel Leon, LBPA, San Diego Sector, U.S. Customs and Border Protection
• David Whitacre, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Strategic Planning in Law Enforcement: Aligning IT with Police Directions

• Eldon Amoroso, Senior Director, London (ON) Police Service

Geographic Profiling as an Investigative Tool in Sweden

• Jonas Hildeby, Detective Inspector, Geographic Analyst, Intelligence Unit, Södertörns Police District, Stockholm, Sweden

Challenges of Technological Crime

• Kevin McQuiggin, Inspector, Forensic Sciences Division, Vancouver (BC) Police Department

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