Forensic Fire Scene Reconstruction

Book Description - KEY BENEFIT: Fire scene reconstruction is based primarily upon physical evidence of burn patterns on the remnants of structures and vehicles. This book details the need to include physical evidence of pre- and post-fire human activities. This resource describes a completely new approach for reconstructing fire scenes that blends the principles of fire protection with forensic and behavioral science. It details: Identifiable fire pattern damage, Human factors, Physical forensic evidence of human activity, and Application of the scientific method based upon relevant scientific principles and research. Appropriate for fire and law enforcement investigators, prosecutors, and fire protection professionals.
 

Blaze: The Forensics of Fire
From Library Journal
In this new work, journalist and television writer Faith looks at fire and arson investigators as well as their investigations. Drawing on both research and a series of interviews he conducted, he chronicles how fires are investigated and examines such large fires as the one that consumed Las Vegas's MGM Grand Hotel in 1980, killing 84 people and injuring 679.. Wilfred Drew, SUNY at Morrisville Lib.  Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.