Mr. Saviano is a court-qualified expert in the following forensic disciplines:

• Crime Scene Investigation
• Crime Scene Reconstruction
• Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
• Shooting Incident Reconstruction
• Evidence Recovery
• Latent Print Examination
• Footwear and Tire Impression Examination
• Marijuana Analysis
• External/Terminal Ballistics
  

• Pikes Peak Community College (Criminal Investigation; Crime Scene Investigation; Fingerprinting)
• Colorado Springs Police Department Training Academy (Forensic Photography; Crime Scene Diagramming; Collection and Preservation of Physical Evidence; Fingerprinting; Bloodstain Pattern Analysis)
• El Paso County Sheriff's Office Training Academy (Crime Scene Documentation; Bloodstain Pattern Analysis)
• Pikes Peak Regional Law Enforcement Academy (Collection and Preservation of Physical Evidence; Forensic Photography; Shooting Incident Reconstruction; Fingerprinting)
• Central Mountain Training Foundation (Basic Crime Scene Investigation; Advanced Crime Scene Investigation; Bloodstain Pattern Analysis; Critical Thinking for Law Enforcement Personnel)
• County Sheriffs of Colorado (Crime Scene Investigation)

• American College of Forensic Examiners (Member/Certified Forensic Consultant Oversight Committee)
• International Academy of Forensic Professionals (Member)
• International Association for Identification (Member)
• International Crime Scene Investigators Association  (Member)
• International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts  (Member)
• Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction (Member)

Publications

• “Using Multiple Void Patterns at Crime Scenes to Estimate Area of Origin in Bloodstain Cases” (Article published in the Journal of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction – Summer 2010)

• "The Pursuit of Objectivity in the Examination of Forensic Evidence" (Article published in the Journal of Forensic Identification - November 2006)

• "Articulating a Concise Scientific Methodology for Bloodstain Pattern Analysis" (Article published in the Journal of Forensic Identification - July 2005)

• "The Significance of Using Level 1 Detail in Latent Print Examinations" (Article published in the Journalof Forensic Identification - March 2003)

• "Obtaining Identifiable Fingerprints from Mummified Hands" (Article published in the Journal of Forensic Identification - January 2000)

• "Crime Laboratory Scientist" (Article published in Boys' Life - January 1992)

Contributed to:

“Estimating Area of Origin Through the Use of Void Patterns and Shadows” (Poster session at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 62^nd Annual Scientific Meeting – February 2010)