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Kennedy & Associates strives to be at the forefront of current fire investigation science research. Our staff is encouraged to engage in independent research and present their findings to the scientific community. Their independent research projects have been presented and published by such prestigious and international conferences and publications as:
 ISFI: International Symposium of Fire Investigation Science and Technology
International Conference on Fire and Materials
InterFlam - International Fire Engineering Conference
National Fire Protection Association
United States Fire Administration
National Association of Fire Investigators
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Some recent research topics include:
 THE CURRENT KNOWLEDGE AND TRAINING REGARDING BACKDRAFT, FLASHOVER AND OTHER RAPID FIRE PROGRESSION PHENOMENA; Gregory E. Gorbett, Ronald L. Hopkins
DEPTH OF CALCINATION MEASUREMENT IN FIRE ORIGIN ANALYSIS; Patrick M. Kennedy, Kathryn C. Kennedy, Ronald L. Hopkins
FLASHOVER AND FIRE ANALYSIS: A Discussion of the Practical Use of Flashover in Fire Analysis; Patrick M. Kennedy, Kathryn C. Kennedy
The following posters were presented at INTERFLAM, July 5-7, 2004 at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh Scotland
OUTGASSING PHENOMENON IN FLASH POINT TESTING FOR FIRE SAFETY EVALUATION; Gregory E. Gorbett, Christine Kennedy, Kathryn C. Kennedy, Patrick M. Kennedy
A FIRE ANALYSIS TOOL REVISITED: Acoustic Soot Agglomeration in Residential Smoke Alarms; Kathryn C. Kennedy, Patrick M. Kennedy, Gregory E. Gorbett
Click the title of the paper to download a copy in Adobe PDF format.
USFA Fire Burn Pattern Tests
Federal Emergency Management Agency
United States Fire Administration
In the late 1990's, the United States Fire Administration undertook research into the phenomena of fire patterns. This research now forms the basis for much of the theory behind modern fire investigation. Kennedy & Associates staff members were integral in this research project.
This copy of the USFA Burn Pattern Report is provided by John A. Kennedy & Associates as a service to the fire investigation community.
REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES FIRE ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM FOR THE STUDY OF FIRE PATTERNS
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