Technology advances have made crash scene documentation much faster and safer. From ultra-high-speed 3D laser scanning to high-resolution drone mapping and state-of-the-art GNSS and total station measurement, the time required on scene to shut down the roadway and record the evidence is a fraction of what it used to be. Mapping software has also improved, providing the ability to quickly pull all the data together to create clear, concise 2D and 3D deliverables. In this Video on Demand, Forensic Mapper William Henningsen (Collision Forensic Solutions) will explore the wide range of technologies in use today, the standard best practices for court-ready drawings, and how to work faster while increasing the quality of your maps.

Topics Include

• Advances in crash scene documentation technology
• Best practices for court-ready drawings
• How to work faster while increasing quality of maps

Note

This is an individually recorded and professionally produced breakout session from the 2021 Symposium on Traffic Safety.

Audience

Law enforcement, military, private crash reconstructionists, claims adjustors, and engineers

Course Length

1 hour

ACTAR Information

IPTM's Time Saving Techniques for Delivering High-Impact Scene Maps and Diagrams (VoD) is eligible for 1 ACTAR CEU.

Companion VoDs

Crash Investigation

• Implementing a Drone Program for Crash Reconstruction: What you Need to Know
• The Need, The Need for Weed: Cannabis-Related Traffic Collisions
• Preservation of Crucial Evidence in Commercial Motor Vehicle Crashes
• Time Saving Techniques for Delivering High-Impact Scene Maps and Diagrams

Impaired Driving

• The Benefits of Utilizing BWC During a Drug Influence Evaluation
• Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget: Managing the "Do More with Less" of DUI
• Impairment Outside the Numbers

This course is not eligible for certificate discounts.