Accident Reconstruction
Understanding the How and Why
Accident Reconstruction is the systematic process of evaluating evidence associated with a particular incident while applying physics and engineering principles to understand how and why the incident occurred.
Accident reconstruction is performed to evaluate sequences of events, the likelihood of various scenarios, the effects of human and other inputs, and the effect of design changes. Often, an accident reconstruction will be conducted to determine how an incident could have been prevented or its consequences mitigated. Accident reconstruction is frequently performed to analyze vehicular accidents, but accident reconstruction principles are applicable in a wide variety of private, commercial, and industrial environments.
Accident Reconstruction Services
Event Data Recorder "black box" imaging and interpretation
including heavy vehicles, Hyundai/Kia, Tesla, Toyota Techstream, and motorcycles
Photogrammetric analysis of crush damage, and vehicle and evidence locations
Rapid response inspections
Drone and 3D laser scanning
Full-scale instrumented vehicle testing
3D physics-based computer simulations
Dash–cam and surveillance video analysis
Procurement of sold/auctioned and exemplar vehicles
3D modeling and animations
Analysis and mapping of GPS data
Line of sight and field of view mapping
Video Analysis and Camera Matching/Photogrammetry
Analysis of all types of accidents and vehicles, including:
Conventional vehicles
Heavy trucks
Tractor-trailers
Motorcycles
Bicycles
Buses
Recreational vehicles
Locomotives and railcars
Agricultural vehicles/equipment
Watercraft
Construction vehicles/equipmentAll-terrain vehicles
Electric vehicles (e.g., e-bikes, e-scooters, e-skateboards)
Golf carts
Pedestrian impacts
Rollover collisions
Recreation EquipmentAccident Reconstruction Examples
