Day 1 • Day 2 • Day 3

Monday, September 19, 2011

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Session Title	Instructor	Downloads	Videos
Welcome and Introductions	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz NFSTC staff	Presentation	Play
Introduction to Drugs and Explosives Detection	José R. Almirall	Presentation	Play
Introduction to Instrumental Detection Technology (Part 1)	Patricia Guerra-Diaz	Presentation Itemizer Description	Play
Canine Detection Demonstration	K9 Team(s) José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz
Introduction to Instrumental Detection Technology (Part 2)	José R. Almirall	Presentation	Play
Sample Set-up and Laboratory Demonstration of PSPME-IMS (Neat Standards)	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz		Play
Laboratory Trials of PSPME-IMS (Drugs and Explosives Samples)	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

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Session Title	Instructor	Downloads	Videos
Summary of Results from Demo and Sample Analysis Trials	José R. Almirall		Play
Real-world sampling	Patricia Guerra-Diaz	Presentation VACIS Demo Sabre 4000 Demo	Play
Use of PSPME for particle sampling of surfaces for drugs and explosives	José R. Almirall	Presentation	Play
Particle Sampling exercise	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz		Play
Demo of vehicle sampling	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz		Play
Vehicle sampling exercise	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz

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Day 3 • Wednesday, September 21, 2011

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Session Title	Instructor	Downloads	Videos
Sampling of unknowns (in teams of 2) with hides; false positive and false negative discussion	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz
Results and Discussion of PSPME-IMS Performance, Feedback for Improvements	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz
Closing Remarks	José R. Almirall Patricia Guerra-Diaz NFSTC staff		Play

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