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Comprehensive Collision Scene Reconstruction using PowerPoint Templates

Enhance your collision reconstruction skills with our detailed PowerPoint templates designed for investigators. This resource provides a structured approach to analyzing vehicle collisions, including identifying evidence, analyzing vehicle damage profiles, and determining vehicle approaches. With real-world examples of a two-vehicle collision resulting in a fatality, you’ll learn how to follow the evidence to establish the area of impact and determine fault. Explore techniques such as aligning vehicle damage and utilizing physics to reconstruct the event for clear, accurate presentations.

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Comprehensive Collision Scene Reconstruction using PowerPoint Templates

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  1. RE-CREATION OF A CRASH SCENE Powerpoint Templates

  2. Collision Reconstruction Collision Scene Investigators (C.S.I.)

  3. Steps to collision reconstruction • Identify all evidence; • Analyze damage profiles of involved vehicles; • Follow the evidence from the vehicles to find the area of impact; • Determine approach of each vehicle based on your findings.

  4. The Dispatch • Two (2) vehicle collision • One confirmed fatality • East-west stretch of highway

  5. Your collision scene

  6. Vehicle #1

  7. Vehicle#2

  8. The Scene V2 V1 Looking north west Looking west Looking east Looking north west

  9. Hints • Think physics…throw two die-cast cars together and see where they end up. • Look at the fluid spray and final rest of the vehicles to see where they started. • Try to align the damage on each vehicle. • Try different ideas and see which one makes the most sense given the evidence. • Then determine which vehicle was at fault.ult.

  10. SPOILER ALERT! The next slide shows the ANSWER!

  11. The Actual Reconstruction

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