Proficiency Tests are now available for 2012. Please click here to order these tests online or go to http://www.regonline.com/PT_2012
Please Note: In 2012, Proficiency Tests will only be offered in the Spring. The order deadline is May 1, 2012. Proficiency Tests will ship May 15, 2012. Orders for 2012 Proficiency Tests can be made at http://www.regonline.com/PT_2012
For more information on our proficiency testing program, please contact us by phone at 703-759-7803 or by email at services@resvid.com.
On October 15, 2009, the ASCLD/LAB Board of Directors approved Resolution Video as an ASCLD/LAB approved test provider offering proficiency tests in the forensic video discipline.
At this time, Resolution Video offers the following proficiency tests:
Analog Video Examinations
This test is designed to measure the ability of the analyst to accurately make a working copy of the original, accurately determine the total number of cameras in the system, the ability to locate and track a subject of interest, and the competence to extract images from the video evidence.
Digital Video Examinations
This test is designed to measure the ability of the analyst to correctly make a copy of the original media to the hard drive of the analysis system, to accurately make a working copy of the original, the ability to locate and track a subject of interest, and the competence to extract images from the video evidence.
Please Note: In 2012, Proficiency Tests will only be offered in the Spring. The order deadline is May 1, 2012. Proficiency Tests will ship May 15, 2012. Orders for 2012 Proficiency Tests can be made at http://www.regonline.com/PT_2012
For more information on our proficiency testing program, please contact us by phone at 703-759-7803 or by email at services@resvid.com.
On October 15, 2009, the ASCLD/LAB Board of Directors approved Resolution Video as an ASCLD/LAB approved test provider offering proficiency tests in the forensic video discipline.
At this time, Resolution Video offers the following proficiency tests:
Analog Video Examinations
This test is designed to measure the ability of the analyst to accurately make a working copy of the original, accurately determine the total number of cameras in the system, the ability to locate and track a subject of interest, and the competence to extract images from the video evidence.
Digital Video Examinations
This test is designed to measure the ability of the analyst to correctly make a copy of the original media to the hard drive of the analysis system, to accurately make a working copy of the original, the ability to locate and track a subject of interest, and the competence to extract images from the video evidence.
The Crime Laboratory Accreditation Programs of the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors/Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB) are voluntary programs in which any crime laboratory may participate to demonstrate that its management, personnel, operational and technical procedures, equipment and physical facilities meet established standards. The programs are managed by a paid staff which works under the direction of a Board of Directors. The members of the Board of Directors are elected by the Delegate Assembly. The Delegate Assembly is composed of the directors of all accredited laboratories and laboratory systems. The ASCLD/LAB Bylaws establish the authority and responsibilities of the Board, the Delegate Assembly and the staff.
Accreditation is one part of a laboratory's quality assurance program which should also include proficiency testing, continuing education, and other programs to help the laboratory provide better overall service to the criminal justice system.
ASCLD/LAB now offers accreditation under two programs. Any Crime Laboratory seeking accreditation, whether for the first time or renewing accreditation, may elect to seek accreditation under either the ASCLD/LAB Legacy Program or the ASCLD/LAB-International Program.
The ASCLD/LAB Legacy Program is the program under which laboratories have been gaining accreditation for more than twenty years.
The ASCLD/LAB-International Program is a new program which was approved by the Delegate Assembly by mail ballot in 2003. Effective April 1, 2004, ASCLD/LAB will receive applications for accreditation under the ASCLD/LAB-International program which is based on the ISO 17025 standards and the ASCLD/LAB-International Supplemental Requirements. The Supplemental Requirements are based on the essential elements of the ASCLD/LAB Legacy program and the ILAC G-19 standards.
Accreditation is one part of a laboratory's quality assurance program which should also include proficiency testing, continuing education, and other programs to help the laboratory provide better overall service to the criminal justice system.
ASCLD/LAB now offers accreditation under two programs. Any Crime Laboratory seeking accreditation, whether for the first time or renewing accreditation, may elect to seek accreditation under either the ASCLD/LAB Legacy Program or the ASCLD/LAB-International Program.
The ASCLD/LAB Legacy Program is the program under which laboratories have been gaining accreditation for more than twenty years.
The ASCLD/LAB-International Program is a new program which was approved by the Delegate Assembly by mail ballot in 2003. Effective April 1, 2004, ASCLD/LAB will receive applications for accreditation under the ASCLD/LAB-International program which is based on the ISO 17025 standards and the ASCLD/LAB-International Supplemental Requirements. The Supplemental Requirements are based on the essential elements of the ASCLD/LAB Legacy program and the ILAC G-19 standards.
All Test Subscribers will receive reports regarding the proficiency tests including the targeted values and the reported results from other tests subscribers. The following reports will be provided:
For more information on our proficiency testing program, please contact us by phone at 703-759-7803 or by email at services@resvid.com.
- Preliminary Report - within 30 days of the Reporting Deadline, test subscribers will recieve a report that includes the target values.
- Individual Report - within 90 days of the Reporting Deadline, test subscribers will receive a report that includes the participant's reporting data and conclusions and the target values.
- Summary Report - within 90 days of the Reporting Deadline, test subscribers will receive a report that includes pre-distribution testing results, all of the Test Subscribers' reporting data and conclusions, and the target values.
For more information on our proficiency testing program, please contact us by phone at 703-759-7803 or by email at services@resvid.com.