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Speaker Presentation from February 20 Member Meeting
Video Forensics - Is Your Camera Video Evidence Ready?
On Wednesday, February 20, 2013, the CANASA BC Chapter held a member meeting at the Hilton Vancouver Metrotown in Burnaby.
David McKay, the featured speaker, discussed video forensics and the very specific expectations required by local police and the privacy commissioner for submitting video evidence in the court room.
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Guest Speaker: David McKay
 David McKay is principal owner of Blackstone Forensics Ltd. He is also the program coordinator for the British Columbia Institute of Technology's (BCIT) Forensic Science & Technology Program and instructor of BCIT's CCTV & Forensic Examination course. During his time as a forensic video analyst with the RCMP, McKay viewed and analyzed over 2,000 crimes and criminals caught on various video and image recording systems (CCTV, video cameras, cell phones, taxi-cams, still cameras, and computers). He has been qualified multiple times as an expert witness in both BC Provincial and Supreme Court in the field of forensic video technology, specifically the forensic analysis of video and digital images.
David obtained his Bachelor of Science degree from Simon Fraser university in 2002, and his Advanced Specialty Certificate in Forensics from BCIT in 2004. He most recently completed the security systems technician training program at BCIT in 2008. He is a licensed security consultant and spends his free time building, programming, and developing both network and digital video recording systems for CCTV surveillance purposes. He is also involved in various research projects at BCIT, including the ability to extract specific measurements (height, size, distance, speed) from recorded images through the marriage of forensic imaging techniques and photogrammetric principals.
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