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The photograph to the left depicts a total station manufactured by Topcon. The accident reconstruction
experts at Crash Data Services, LLC utilize one of Topcon's reflectorless total stations with multi pulse laser
technology. These total stations can measure vast scenes, sometimes covering several thousand feet, with
tremendous accuracy.
And, this accuracy becomes increasingly important when attempting to reconstruct a collision. Errors in
measurement can result in unreliable speed estimates or defective occupant kinematic analysis.
In similar fashion, the precise measurement techniques employed by our accident reconstructionists create
the foundation on which our expert opinions are based. In addition, our measuring protocol allows for the
development of full scale diagrams that can be utilized as demonstrative exhibits.
experts at Crash Data Services, LLC utilize one of Topcon's reflectorless total stations with multi pulse laser
technology. These total stations can measure vast scenes, sometimes covering several thousand feet, with
tremendous accuracy.
And, this accuracy becomes increasingly important when attempting to reconstruct a collision. Errors in
measurement can result in unreliable speed estimates or defective occupant kinematic analysis.
In similar fashion, the precise measurement techniques employed by our accident reconstructionists create
the foundation on which our expert opinions are based. In addition, our measuring protocol allows for the
development of full scale diagrams that can be utilized as demonstrative exhibits.
Accident reconstruction techniques and equations are only as precise as the measurements on which they are based. Accident reconstructionists
often collect and documents scene evidence via total station, one of the most precise methods of evidence collection available.
often collect and documents scene evidence via total station, one of the most precise methods of evidence collection available.
The illustration to the right depicts a series
of measurements collected via total station
and set over an aerial photograph. Effective
visual aids are often crucial in explaining the
actions of the vehicles prior-to, during, and
immediately after an accident.
While at the scene of this collision, our
accident reconstruction experts memorialized
the location of skid marks, gouges, and
vehicle final rest positions.
of measurements collected via total station
and set over an aerial photograph. Effective
visual aids are often crucial in explaining the
actions of the vehicles prior-to, during, and
immediately after an accident.
While at the scene of this collision, our
accident reconstruction experts memorialized
the location of skid marks, gouges, and
vehicle final rest positions.
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