Mass Fatality Incidents: A Guide for Forensic Identification

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SPECIAL REPORT /JUNE 05National Governors AssociationNational Guard BureauNational Institute for Urban Search andRescue (Santa Barbara, California)National Institute of Dental andCraniofacial ResearchNational Institutes of HealthNational Law Enforcement CouncilNational League of CitiesNational Legal Aid and DefenderAssociationNational Museum of Health and MedicineNational Search and Rescue School(Yorktown, Virginia)National Sheriffs’ AssociationNational Transportation Safety BoardNational Transportation Safety Board,Office of Family AffairsNational Voluntary Organizations Active inDisasterNatural Hazards Center (Boulder, Colorado)Naval Dental Research Institute (GreatLakes, Illinois)Nevada Division of EmergencyManagementNew Jersey Dental AssociationNew Jersey Department of Law andPublic SafetyNew Jersey State PoliceNew Mexico Emergency ManagementBureauNew York City Voluntary OrganizationsActive in DisasterNew York State Division of Criminal JusticeServicesNew York State Emergency ManagementOfficeNew York State Police Crime LaboratoryNew York State Voluntary OrganizationsActive in DisastersNorth Carolina Dental SocietyNorth Carolina Department of CrimeControl and Public SafetyNorth Carolina Division of EmergencyManagementNorth Carolina Office of the Chief MedicalExaminer (Chapel Hill, North Carolina)North Carolina State Board of DentalExaminersNorth Dakota Emergency ManagementNortheastern Association of ForensicScientistsOccupational Safety and HealthAdministration, U.S. Department ofLaborOffice of Critical Infrastructure Protectionand Emergency Preparedness (Ontario,Canada)Office of Emergency Preparedness, U.S.Department of Health and HumanServicesOhio Dental AssociationOhio Department of Public SafetyOhio State Coroners AssociationNew York City Police Department76
MASS FATALITY INCIDENTS: A GUIDE FOR HUMAN FORENSIC IDENTIFICATIONOklahoma Department of Civil EmergencyManagementOklahoma State Office of the ChiefMedical ExaminerOklahoma Voluntary Organizations Activein DisastersOnondaga County Center for ForensicSciences (Syracuse, New York)Orange County Fire and RescueDepartment (Winter Park, Florida)Oregon Emergency ManagementOregon State Police, Medical ExaminersDivisionPennsylvania Dental AssociationPennsylvania Emergency ManagementAgency Eastern, Central, and WesternRegion OfficesPennsylvania Voluntary OrganizationsActive in DisastersProvince of Alberta Office of the ChiefExaminer (Edmonton, Canada)Province of Ontario Chief Coroner’s Office(Toronto, Canada)Province of Ontario Dental IdentificationTeam (Canada)Pulaski County Coroner’s Office (LittleRock, Arkansas)Rhode Island Dental AssociationRhode Island Emergency ManagementAgencyRhode Island Office of the Chief MedicalExaminerRoyal Canadian Mounted PoliceRPI/Titan CorporationSaint Louis University School of MedicineSandia National LaboratoriesSearch and Rescue Council of New JerseySimon Fraser University, Department ofArchaeologySmithsonian Institution Department ofAnthropology, National Museum ofNatural HistorySociety of Forensic ToxicologistsSociety of Nuclear MedicineSociety of Skeletal RadiologySouth Carolina Emergency ManagementDivisionSouth Dakota Division of EmergencyManagementSouthern Association of ForensicScientistsSouthern California Association ofFingerprint OfficersSouthern Institute for Forensic ScienceSouthwest Texas State University,Department of AnthropologySouthwestern Association of ForensicScientistsSt. Louis County Medical Examiner’sOffice (St. Louis, Missouri)Suffolk County Crime Laboratory(Hauppauge, New York)Suffolk County Dental Society (New York)Suffolk County Fire, Rescue, andEmergency Services (New York)Suffolk County Medical Examiner’s Office(Hauppauge, New York)77
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