Modern day surveying techniques involve taking several million laser scanning measurements from a collision locus. This allows an analyst to reconstruct a collision in new ways and demonstrate complicated scenarios more simply with 3D images and simulations.
Not only does 3D modelling allow for millimetre accurate measurements to be taken from your collision locus many months or even years after the collision, but to also allows for the viewpoints of the parties involved to be considered and presented.
This webinar discusses how such 3D data can be used in collision reconstruction, with some examples when the power of 3D modelling has proved invaluable in determining certain facts of a case or presenting the case in hand.
