The Video/Imaging Technology and Analysis (VITAL) Subcommittee focuses on standards and guidelines related to the application of methods and technologies to analyze information related to forensic imagery from a variety of systems.
Officers | Members | Standards | Other Work Products
Christina Malone, Subcommittee Chair, Defense Forensic Science Center (including USACIL)
Marla Carroll, Subcommittee Vice Chair, Forensic Video & Audio Associates, Inc
Patricia Mullaney, Subcommittee Executive Secretary, Virginia Department of Forensic Science
Mike Baker, Sacramento District Attorney's Office
John Ellis, Law Offices of John C. Ellis, Jr. INC. (Legal Task Group representative)
Brandon Epstein, Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office
Jordan Graves, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Neil Johnson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Spencer Ledesma, Houston Forensic Science Center
Abhyuday Mandal, University of Georgia (Statistics Task Group representative)
Aaron Matson, Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory
Kimberly Meline, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Michelle Montonera, Travis County Medical Examiner
Jackeline Moral, Houston Forensic Science Center (Quality Task Group representative)
Michael Piper, Target Corporation (Human Factors Task Group representative)
Matthew Steiner, New York Police Department
Rand Swartz, Anne Arundel County Police Department
Andrew D. Taravella, Houston Police Department
John Twomey, U.S. Secret Service
Jesus R. Valenzuela, Seattle Police Department
These documents/websites may contain information to help forensic scientists, judges, lawyers, researchers, and other readers better understand the nature, scope, and foundations of the individual disciplines as currently practiced. The identification of these documents does not represent an endorsement by OSAC or NIST. Only standards that are posted on the OSAC Registry and Technical Guidance documents, are endorsed by OSAC. The referenced documents may be subject to copyright. Note: Subcommittee position statements or responses to data collections by the subcommittee do not necessarily represent the position of OSAC or NIST.