SCENTSOURCE

12/12/2024

ScentLogix is proud to be the first suite of non-hazardous biodetection training aids chosen by SCENTSOURCE to serve as flagship odors that commersurate with their training philosophy of odor based training.

It is therefore the responsibility of ScentLogix to adhere to the principles of odor based training, and to share their observations and scientific findings to help bolster this gamechanging biodetection training paradigm.

One of the important preludes to our understanding of odor is the definition of odor itself.

So, what is odor?

"Odor is the currency that our biodetection working dogs use to get their job done."

We will define odor to the biodetection community as "a unique composition or collection of odorants that constitute the scent signature of a material." Odor is not a single gase. All the target materials we currently detected by canines globally are made up of "scent-signatures of odorants" as their true target odor. It is the interaction of these scent signatures with the diversity of olfactory receptors (sensors) within the nose that we call olfaction, and the skill of following an odor tendril to its source is known as scent detection. A knowledge of behavior modification methods are needed a successfully pair a strong theoretical knowledge of odor with the production of a detection dog of superior performance.

SCENTSOURCE is where true science certainly meets true practice.

Just as white light is comprised of seven primary colors, most odors comprise of "two or more odorants" combining to form an odor.

Just as "eyesight" sees what matter reflects, "nosesight" sees what matter secretes.

We've been using the eyes to define the nose for a long time, but this is about to change as we provide groundbreaking insights to how your odor-focused imprinted dogs are better than their material-focused imprinted peers, and why.

Our Odors at ScentLogix are built under the premise that "odors are waves." Since we never believed that "dogs use their noses to find materials," but instead, believed that "dogs use their noses to find the source of the odors they were trained to detect," the odor-based training approach of SCENTSOURCE is a perfect aquarium through which to expand this practical science by supporting its education, training, citizenship and certification programs.

The following video serves as a great introductory treatise to what odor really is, when looked upon as a "wave" rather than as a "particle." Our odors at ScentLogix are essentially made by "wave-matching," to provide perfect odors, just like our knowledge of light makes us able to wavematch and duplicate colors, perfectly.

Now please watch this video closely and imagine "light" to be "odor."

Does this broaden your perspective of "real." 😉

Questions Welcome.

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09/10/2024

Congratulations to John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton for their in physics.

Their research and innovations helped make possible "machines that learn" — artificial neural networks with the ability to store and reconstruct informatNSF congratulates John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton for their in physics.

Their research and innovations helped make possible "machines that learn" — artificial neural networks with the ability to store and reconstruct information and independently recognize patterns within data.

NSF supported their pioneering work in the 1980s, which helped create the foundation for the AI revolution of today. https://bit.ly/3BF51tp within data.

13/09/2024

CONNECTING THE DOTS:
SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY, & THE COMMUTATIVE NATURE OF "x + y + z = 24."

Those thst have attended my clases know the meaning of my equation:

X(Trainer) x Y(K9) x Z(Training aid) = 24 (good biodetection K9 on an arbitrary K9 performance scale, handler excluded).

The question is... trainer or the training aid, which comes first with regards to a performance outcomes of a biodetection canine?

Does the selection of a trainer matter more than the trainer's selected training aid, or does the desired type of training aid used preceed the selection of trainers based on those on those that use it?

Trainer Vs Training Aid: Which comes first when all that matters is the performance outcomes of the canine?
Two actions are said to commutative if it doesn’t matter in which order they are done to producce the same outcome. If the action that is done first does not provide a similar outcome with if the second act was done first, then we say these acts are non-commutative.

So what do you think, do these two operators have a commutative relationship within the x,y,z, equation of getting the product of a good detection dog (24), or does the initial selection of one of these two (or three since its an x,y,z) operators over the others outweighs the outcome of the finished biodetection canine?

Of this, I think...

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SCENTSOURCE

16/08/2024

D-Day!
Practioner-Led Science.

We are shaping the way science is distilled. We are changing the way detection is perceived.



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SCENTSOURCE

14/08/2024

: The most diverse group of canine biodetection practitioners ever to use a single odor standard for imprinting, globally.

ScentLogix:
The most scientifically-investigated suite of training aids ever.
The only truly standardised suite of biodetection training aid in the industry.
The purest and cleanest training aid in the industry.
The best results and training outcomes ever produced by a natural or scientifically-engineered training aid in the industry
The longest lasting and most intense canine biodetection training aid in the industry.

We ain't pseudo. We are the real "real!" 💪🏾🐕

03/08/2024

Let's Train!

27/07/2024

You just don't make up stuff like this.

The are !

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'Nuff Said.

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27/07/2024

CONNECTING THE DOTS:
CONSISTENCY OF DATA = REALITY OF FACT!

We've been saying it for over a decade, and we continue to say it till this day,

"A biodetection canine imprinted on is a better overall performer than a biodetection canine imprinted on real materials"

Why?

This narrative has been proven time after time, by the most culturally, ethnically, generationally, and professionally diverse group of canine biodetection team members and trainers ever assembled to validate a product through purchase and use, a "dataset" that we collectively call, the .

Why?

The data generated by this datasets is consistent, and repeatable by anyone ordinarily skilled,

while the training outcomes of using real materials leads to the general saying of "the only.thing two trainers agree on is what the third one is doing wrong."

Why?

Let ScentLogix tell you why...

Its simply because your canines are not looking for real materials...

They are looking for the "trained-odor source."

It's so simple, that its complicated.

But it is understood. 👩‍🎓

"New truth, new definitions, new understandings, new swagger, the dismantling of institutionalized misconceptions, the institution of productive methods, the embracement of an integrated science approach, and the emergence of practitioners from handlers and trainers"

Gone are "the old ways" of science, and of practice. These are the days of "show me" for science and "I'm the science of practical proof" by the practitioner.

Verily Verily It Is Said Unto Thee,

Life is changing, so are we.

The Future of The Biodetector-Canine Is Here!

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26/07/2024

CONNECTING THE DOTS:

Viewing The Nose as a "Chemosensor" Teaches You More About Olfaction Than Viewing The Nose as a "Biosensor," Because Chemosensing Tells You What and How The Nose Smells Whilst Biosensing Doesn't.

So, The Nose Is a "Chemosensory Biodetector"

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SCENTSOURCE

11/07/2024

Question:
What's The Difference Between Trainers & Practitioners?

Answer:
Practitioners Are Demonstrators of Science - Mario Rosillo

: def. Practitioners of Biodetection and Odorology.

~end of lesson~

05/06/2024

A Question From SCENTSOURCE to Practitioners and Scientists

If all biodetection training aids used within a team were "live" training aids then all those K9s using these aids should have a 94% - 99% certification pass rate when certified on another "live" training aid from anywhere on the planet, with the 6% - 1% of failures coming from "handler error."

These K9s should also automatically and interchangeably alert on other "live" biodetection training aids brought in by other local, national, or international teams during training, reliably and with no problems, since these aids are all supposedly classified under the same category of "live."

Question 1: Why is this not the case?

Question 2: When a classification does not lead to a logically agreeable definition or to a reliable prediction of performance outcomes (barring trainer or handler errors), is it a professional classification?

Question 3: Do some of our pseudo-professional classifications (by definition) equate to a case of "having something to use instead of having nothing," or of "making something thats still nothing, out of nothing."

Just Asking. 😉


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29/05/2024

SCENTSOURCE Is A Sign of The Present. Are You Still In The Past?
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ScentLogix BioDetection Aids Are "Parent Odor" Detection Training Aids 🎓

It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This!!!

Do or Did You Know This? 🤔

Get Off The "Pseudo" Mindset, and Be a Part of The Next Generation.

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