TSM & Advanced CSI
Command architecture, scene strategy, prioritised recovery, documentation, reconstruction, continuity and traceable decisions across the scene-to-court pathway.
Read the field note →Research & practice fields
Connected forensic knowledge for complex, hazardous and mass-casualty scenes.
The knowledge map connects operational command, modern CSI, CBRN/RCSM, DVI and major-incident medical coordination, WIT and battlefield evidence, clandestine laboratories, exercises and forensic technology research.
Observe · Research · Connect · Evaluate
Areas of expertise
Named capabilities, defined operational purpose.
Each field is considered against legal mandates, threat and hazard profiles, current procedures, available technology and intended evidential outcomes.
CBRN Forensics & RCSM
Hazard-aware crime-scene work in chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear environments: zoning, PPE, measurement, contamination control, sampling and packaging.
Read the field note →DVI & major-incident medical interfaces
Mass-casualty medical management, scene recovery, post-mortem, ante-mortem and reconciliation interfaces informed by established MIMMS principles and DVI systems; no ALSG MIMMS course or certification is provided.
Read the field note →WIT & Battlefield Forensics
Field exploitation of weapons, devices, components, biometric and digital material while retaining intelligence, traceability and potential judicial value.
Read the field note →Clandestine Drug Laboratories
Detection, chemical-risk assessment, process documentation, sampling, dismantling support and evidence continuity in illicit synthetic-drug production sites.
Read the field note →Forensic Technology Integration
Radar-based detection and survey, UAV imaging, 3D laser scanning, Raman spectroscopy, Rapid DNA and digital scene data integrated with validated forensic workflows.
Read the field note →Research, Doctrine & Evaluation
Operational questions translated into testable constructs, documented methods, publication, structured observation and measurable capability development.
Read the field note →Exercises & Instructor Development
Tabletop, command-post and field formats, practical assessment, after-action review and train-the-trainer systems designed for sustainable institutional ownership.
Read the field note →Knowledge cycle
From operational observation to transferable knowledge.
Operational observation
First-hand practice identifies recurrent decisions, interfaces and evidence risks across the scene lifecycle.
Research and publication
Operational questions are examined against scientific literature, documented methods and transparent limitations.
Exercises and evaluation
Tabletop, command-post and field formats make decisions and inter-agency dependencies observable.
Professional knowledge transfer
Findings are translated into publications, academic dialogue and institutionally appropriate learning.
Knowledge map
Research and practice fields connected by TSM.
These fields define the platform’s research, publication and professional knowledge-transfer agenda. Each is examined in its own right and through the command, safety, evidential and inter-agency interfaces that connect the full operational chain.
TSMIntegrated Terror Scene ManagementRead focus+
Command, interfaces and controlled parallel work across life safety, CBRN, investigation, DVI and justice functions.
Open field page →RCSMRadiological Crime Scene ManagementRead focus+
Radiation-aware scene strategy, zoning, measurement, recovery, packaging and evidential continuity.
Open field page →CBRNCBRN ForensicsRead focus+
Safe and defensible forensic activity in chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear environments.
Open field page →DVIDisaster Victim IdentificationRead focus+
Scene recovery, post-mortem and reconciliation interfaces, command arrangements and multinational coordination.
Open field page →TVITerror Victim IdentificationRead focus+
A developing TSM research concept connecting terrorist-scene command, DVI, CSI, CBRN and time-critical investigative priorities. It is not a validated or formally adopted standard.
Open field page →MCIMajor-Incident Medical InterfaceRead focus+
Coordination of medical command, safety, communication, assessment, triage, treatment and transport with scene and evidential priorities. This is not an ALSG MIMMS course or certification.
Open field page →CSIAdvanced Crime Scene InvestigationRead focus+
Scene strategy, documentation, evidence integrity, reconstruction and decision records for complex incidents.
Open field page →BFBattlefield ForensicsRead focus+
Forensic exploitation in operational environments, linking collection, intelligence value and later judicial use.
Open field page →WITWeapons Intelligence TeamRead focus+
Weapons, devices, components and technical exploitation within a coordinated evidential workflow.
Open field page →CDLClandestine Drug Laboratory Detection & DismantlingRead focus+
Recognition, chemical-risk assessment, scene control, production-process documentation, sampling, dismantling support and evidence handling in illicit synthetic-drug laboratories.
Open field page →TECHForensic Technology IntegrationRead focus+
Operational use of UAV imaging, 3D laser scanning, radar-based detection and survey, Raman spectroscopy, Rapid DNA and digital scene data, with method limits and evidential requirements made explicit.
Open field page →EXExercises & Instructor DevelopmentRead focus+
Tabletop, command-post and field exercises, evaluation, train-the-trainer delivery and sustainable capability building.
Open field page →These fields describe a research, publication and professional knowledge-transfer agenda. They are not a catalogue of accredited courses or a standing commercial offer.
TVI — Terror Victim Identification
TVI examines how terrorist-scene command, DVI, CSI, CBRN and time-critical investigative priorities can be connected without compromising formal identification or evidential continuity.
TVI is an unpublished concept under development. It is not a validated or formally adopted standard and does not replace INTERPOL DVI terminology or national procedures.