Dr. David J. Icove

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  www.knoxnews.com/kns/local_news/article/0,1406,KNS_347_ - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/3/2007    Last Visited: 3/3/2007  

  The model, said David J. Icove, might help investigators pinpoint the cause of the 1:08 a.m. Feb. 7 blaze that consumed three warehouses.
  
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  "It's not a substitute for investigation, but it can help model what may or may not have happened," Icove said Friday.
  
  Icove unveiled the computer program in a press conference at Tennessee Associated Electric on Jackson Avenue.He explained how he is gathering information for the computer program so it can help determine how the fire spread so quickly.
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  Icove is adjunct assistant professor at the UT College of Engineering, but his work history includes more than an academic degree.
  
  From 1980-83 he commanded the Knoxville Fire Department's Fire Investigation Unit.He worked in the FBI as a profiler for 10 years and then joined the Tennessee Valley Authority police division, where he worked until 2006.
  
  Icove has been reviewing photos and video of the fire.Those shots will help the computer program map the progress of flames throughout the three buildings.
  
  For now, Icove said he is focusing on the six-story warehouse at 505 Jackson Ave., where the fire is thought to have started.Icove said he has to measure every door and window in the building and determine which ones were open when the fire erupted.
  
  Using eyewitness accounts, architectural renderings, photos and an inventory of contents, the computer program will help provide a map of the fire, he said.
  
  "We were very lucky in this case with the richness of information," said Icove, who has applied the fire model to a 2,000-year-old burned Roman site.
  
  He said people in the private sector are paid about $250 an hour to build the computer model he is constructing.He is doing it for free.

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  blog.sfpe.org/2008_05_01_archive.html?widgetType=BlogAr - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/1/2008    Last Visited: 10/6/2008  

  The SFPE Austin / San Antonio Chapter is hosting full-day seminar on Forensic Fire Engineering Analysis presented by Dr. David J. Icove, P.E. in San Marcos Texas, on Wednesday May 14, 2008.

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  www.technicalsociety.net - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 7/3/2007  

  May 21: Dr. David J. Icove, P.E., Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UT: Fluid dynamics modeling of fire spread in buildings (PDH).
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  May 21: Dr. David J. Icove, P.E., Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UT: Fluid dynamics modeling of fire spread in buildings (PDH).
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  May 21: Dr. David J. Icove, P.E., Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UT: Fluid dynamics modeling of fire spread in buildings (PDH).
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  March 19: Dr. David J. Icove, P.E., Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UT: Fire Forensics (PDH).

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  www.arsoncontrol.org/2002/archive.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2002    Last Visited: 3/14/2007  

  His assessment is echoed by Dr. David J. Icove, an engineer and arson specialist with the Tennessee Valley Authority police.Click here for more information

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  www.arsoncontrol.org/2002/about/seminar04.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2002    Last Visited: 3/14/2007  

  Scheduled speakers include: Dave Icove, TVA Police; James Tanda, ATF (invited); Denise Pomponio, State of Florida Circuit Court Judge; Gerald Albrecht; and defense counsels Craig Simon and Rick Hammond.
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  Dave Icove, Tennessee Valley Authority Police
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  Dave Icove, Tennessee Valley Authority Police

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  www.arsoncontrol.org/2002/about/seminar03.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2002    Last Visited: 3/14/2007  

  Dave Icove, Tennessee Valley Authority Police

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  Atlanta IMC (((i))): KFAR 90.9 RAIDED BY FCC - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/16/2004    Last Visited: 3/3/2006  

  On the warrant left at the KFAR studio, David Icove was listed as the person who filed the complaint that resulted in the raid.Icove did not return calls by the News Sentinel as of press time.
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  David J. Icove is a 19-year career law enforcement officer who is presently employed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Police-Public Safety Service, Risk and Emergency Management Division.Prior to coming to TVA in 1993, he served nine years as an instructor in the Behavioral Science Unit at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.A coauthor of several textbooks on law enforcement and security-related subjects, Dr.Icove holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering and a Ph.D in engineering science and mechanics from the University of Tennessee, and a B.S. in fire protection engineering from the University of Maryland.He is a registered professional engineer in the states of Tennessee and Virginia.
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  David J. Icove is a 19-year career law enforcement officer who is presently employed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Police-Public Safety Service, Risk and Emergency Management Division.Prior to coming to TVA in 1993, he served nine years as an instructor in the Behavioral Science Unit at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.A coauthor of several textbooks on law enforcement and security-related subjects, Dr.Icove holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering and a Ph.D in engineering science and mechanics from the University of Tennessee, and a B.S. in fire protection engineering from the University of Maryland.He is a registered professional engineer in the states of Tennessee and Virginia.
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  April 9, 2004, I spoke with David Icove, in Knoxville.Mr. Icove had listened to the radio and informed me that the radio station on 90.9 MHz in Knoxville was back on the air.On June 24,2004 Mr. Icove again listened to the radio and confirmed over the phone that the radio station continued to operate on 90.9 MHz in the same general area in Knoxville.
  
  I believe Mr. Icove is now a TVA employee from what I read.
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  Icove isn't even retired.
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  14. On March 25, 2004, agent Ricky Davis and I, accompanied by Inspector David Icove and Lt.
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  Icove was not only a TVA inspector--he was on assignment from the FBI.
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  April 9, 2004, I spoke with David Icove, in Knoxville.Mr. Icove had listened to the radio and informed me that the radio station on 90.9 MHz in Knoxville was back on the air.On June 24,2004 Mr. Icove again listened to the radio and confirmed over the phone that the radio station continued to operate on 90.9 MHz in the same general area in Knoxville.
  
  I believe Mr. Icove is now a TVA employee from what I read.
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  Icove isn't even retired.
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  14. On March 25, 2004, agent Ricky Davis and I, accompanied by Inspector David Icove and Lt.
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  Icove was not only a TVA inspector--he was on assignment from the FBI.
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  April 9, 2004, I spoke with David Icove, in Knoxville.Mr. Icove had listened to the radio and informed me that the radio station on 90.9 MHz in Knoxville was back on the air.On June 24,2004 Mr. Icove again listened to the radio and confirmed over the phone that the radio station continued to operate on 90.9 MHz in the same general area in Knoxville."
  
  Mr. Icove is now a TVA employee.So it was a TVA inspector on special assignment with the FBI which made the complaint to the FCC employees.Additionally David Icove is an ex-FBI agent.So we have an ex FBI agent, and a current FBI agent complaining about KFAR to the FCC.No person not affiliated with a federal agency was listed in any of the documents left at KFAR after the raid.The only person was David Icove Ex-FBI and current TVA employee.And Icove just isn't any TVA employee.
  
  Dec. 1993-Present Inspector, U.S. TVA Police, Knoxville, Tennessee. (From Resume.)
  
  David Icove is an inspector for the TVA cops.
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  On the warrant left at the KFAR studio, David Icove was listed as the person who filed the complaint that resulted in the raid.No Knoxvillian other than David Icove was listed.

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  Atlanta Independent Media Center (((i))): feature/32990 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/17/2004    Last Visited: 9/17/2004  

  On the warrant left at the KFAR studio, David Icove was listed as the person who filed the complaint that resulted in the raid.Icove did not return calls by the News Sentinel as of press time.
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  David J. Icove is a 19-year career law enforcement officer who is presently employed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Police-Public Safety Service, Risk and Emergency Management Division.Prior to coming to TVA in 1993, he served nine years as an instructor in the Behavioral Science Unit at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.A coauthor of several textbooks on law enforcement and security-related subjects, Dr.Icove holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering and a Ph.D in engineering science and mechanics from the University of Tennessee, and a B.S. in fire protection engineering from the University of Maryland.He is a registered professional engineer in the states of Tennessee and Virginia.
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  David J. Icove is a 19-year career law enforcement officer who is presently employed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Police-Public Safety Service, Risk and Emergency Management Division.Prior to coming to TVA in 1993, he served nine years as an instructor in the Behavioral Science Unit at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.A coauthor of several textbooks on law enforcement and security-related subjects, Dr.Icove holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering and a Ph.D in engineering science and mechanics from the University of Tennessee, and a B.S. in fire protection engineering from the University of Maryland.He is a registered professional engineer in the states of Tennessee and Virginia.

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  Atlanta Independent Media Center (((i))): feature/32990 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/2/2004    Last Visited: 10/2/2004  

  On the warrant left at the KFAR studio, David Icove was listed as the person who filed the complaint that resulted in the raid.Icove did not return calls by the News Sentinel as of press time.
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  David J. Icove is a 19-year career law enforcement officer who is presently employed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Police-Public Safety Service, Risk and Emergency Management Division.Prior to coming to TVA in 1993, he served nine years as an instructor in the Behavioral Science Unit at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.A coauthor of several textbooks on law enforcement and security-related subjects, Dr.Icove holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering and a Ph.D in engineering science and mechanics from the University of Tennessee, and a B.S. in fire protection engineering from the University of Maryland.He is a registered professional engineer in the states of Tennessee and Virginia.
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  David J. Icove is a 19-year career law enforcement officer who is presently employed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Police-Public Safety Service, Risk and Emergency Management Division.Prior to coming to TVA in 1993, he served nine years as an instructor in the Behavioral Science Unit at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.A coauthor of several textbooks on law enforcement and security-related subjects, Dr.Icove holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering and a Ph.D in engineering science and mechanics from the University of Tennessee, and a B.S. in fire protection engineering from the University of Maryland.He is a registered professional engineer in the states of Tennessee and Virginia.
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  April 9, 2004, I spoke with David Icove, in Knoxville.Mr. Icove had listened to the radio and informed me that the radio station on 90.9 MHz in Knoxville was back on the air.On June 24,2004 Mr. Icove again listened to the radio and confirmed over the phone that the radio station continued to operate on 90.9 MHz in the same general area in Knoxville.
  
  I believe Mr. Icove is now a TVA employee from what I read.
  ...
  Icove isn't even retired.
  ...
  14. On March 25, 2004, agent Ricky Davis and I, accompanied by Inspector David Icove and Lt.
  ...
  Icove was not only a TVA inspector--he was on assignment from the FBI.
  ...
  April 9, 2004, I spoke with David Icove, in Knoxville.Mr. Icove had listened to the radio and informed me that the radio station on 90.9 MHz in Knoxville was back on the air.On June 24,2004 Mr. Icove again listened to the radio and confirmed over the phone that the radio station continued to operate on 90.9 MHz in the same general area in Knoxville.
  
  I believe Mr. Icove is now a TVA employee from what I read.
  ...
  Icove isn't even retired.
  ...
  14. On March 25, 2004, agent Ricky Davis and I, accompanied by Inspector David Icove and Lt.
  ...
  Icove was not only a TVA inspector--he was on assignment from the FBI.
  ...
  April 9, 2004, I spoke with David Icove, in Knoxville.Mr. Icove had listened to the radio and informed me that the radio station on 90.9 MHz in Knoxville was back on the air.On June 24,2004 Mr. Icove again listened to the radio and confirmed over the phone that the radio station continued to operate on 90.9 MHz in the same general area in Knoxville."
  
  Mr. Icove is now a TVA employee.So it was a TVA inspector on special assignment with the FBI which made the complaint to the FCC employees.Additionally David Icove is an ex-FBI agent.So we have an ex FBI agent, and a current FBI agent complaining about KFAR to the FCC.No person not affiliated with a federal agency was listed in any of the documents left at KFAR after the raid.The only person was David Icove Ex-FBI and current TVA employee.And Icove just isn't any TVA employee.
  
  Dec. 1993-Present Inspector, U.S. TVA Police, Knoxville, Tennessee. (From Resume.)
  
  David Icove is an inspector for the TVA cops.
  ...
  On the warrant left at the KFAR studio, David Icove was listed as the person who filed the complaint that resulted in the raid.No Knoxvillian other than David Icove was listed.

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  Fire Protection Engineering Archives - NFPA 921's... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/18/2006    Last Visited: 12/2/2007  

  By: David J. Icove, Ph.D., P.E., and John D. DeHaan, Ph.D.

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