Get the Right Reconstruction Methodology for Your Needs

1. VEHICLE ACCIDENT RECONsTRUCTION Armstrong Forensic Reconstruction How a National Forensic Engineering Firm Can Help You www.armstrongforensicreconstruction.com

2. INTRODUCTION Armstrong Forensic Reconstruction provide a wide range of services to help clients solve complex cases involving accidents, product failures, and other incidents. These firms employ a team of experienced engineers and scientists who have the expertise to investigate and analyze evidence, determine the cause of incidents, and develop expert reports and testimony. National forensic engineering firms are often called upon to investigate high-profile cases, such as industrial accidents, aviation crashes, and building collapses. They also provide services to clients in a variety of other industries, including construction, manufacturing, and insurance.

3. Get the Right Reconstruction Methodology for Your Needs Reconstruction methodologies are techniques used to recreate the events that occurred in a particular place and time. These methodologies can be used to investigate accidents, crimes, and other incidents, as well as to learn more about historical events and archaeological sites. Thegoalofavehicleaccidentreconstructionisto giveatruthful,objectivenarrativeofwhattranspired during thecollision.Whenassessingfaultiscrucial, thisinformationcanbe usedinjudicialproceedings, insurance claims,andothercircumstances. Experts candeterminepossiblecontributingvariablestothe crash,suchasspeed,driverbehavior,androad conditions,byreconstructingtheaccident.

4. There are a variety of different reconstruction methodologies, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Some common reconstruction methodologies include: • Photogrammetry: Photogrammetry is the process of creating 3D models from photographs. This methodology can be used to reconstruct the scene of an accident or crime, as well as to create 3D models of historical sites and archaeological artifacts. • 3D scanning: 3D scanning is a technology that uses sensors to create digital representations of objects. 3D scanning can be used to create highly accurate 3D models of objects, such as vehicle parts, crime scene evidence, and archaeological artifacts. • Vehicle event data recorders (VEDRs): VEDR are devices that record vehicle speed, position, and other data. VEDR data can be used to reconstruct the events leading up to and during a vehicle accident. • Witness statements: Witness statements can be used to reconstruct the events of an accident or crime, as well as to learn more about historical events. • Physical evidence: Physical evidence, such as tire marks, skid marks, and bullet holes, can be used to reconstruct the events of an accident or crime. THEPROCESSOF RECONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGIES

5. Some Examples of how reconstruction methodologies have been used to solve real-world problems: Reconstruction methodologies have been used to investigate aircraft accidents. For example, after the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in 2014, reconstruction methodologies were used to recreate the scene of the crash and to determine the cause of the accident. Reconstruction methodologies have been used to investigate building collapses. For example, after the collapse of the World Trade Center towers in 2001, reconstruction methodologies were used to investigate the cause of the collapse and to develop new safety standards for skyscrapers. Reconstruction methodologies have been used to investigate crimes. For example, after the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, reconstruction methodologies were used to recreate the scene of the bombing and to identify the perpetrators.

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