#Forensic Help
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Please help… I'm working on a forensic reconstruction of an auto accident
and I need help with the dynamics invloved in an accident. Does anyone know
what good sources are available fort this.
I'm guessing that there has to be some material (printed or Internet)
available for accident reconstructions or do i have to get into the real math
and vector calculations involved 🙁
thanx in advance for any information…
Eduardo Salido
Salido Productions
What is your objective?
We haven't done any "automobile accident reconstructions", to date. What we
_have_ done is CNC machining simulations. Probably much simpler, but I think
the general concept is the same. In our case, we only do the _animation_
associated with the reconstruction (or simulation). We have the customer
supply the relevant data, usually from an engineering firm. This approach
allows us to remain focused on producing quality animation, and not become
distracted into other fields of study.
— James — Choreo Motion —
Eduardo,
If you are not already a qualified expert, then you might be getting yourself
into a bad position. All the numbers should come from the expert that the
attorney has hired. I would go back to the attorney and ask him/her for the
experts name so that you can get the numbers from him, this will put the monkey
on her back.
Regards………..Rick – Technical Animations
Eduardo,
Have you tried a Ph'D in Mechanical Engineering?
Rick Lapidus
Video Production Marketing Inc.
My company has engineers, namely PH.D.'s, PE's, BSEE's that specialize in
accident reconstruction. I may be able to help you.
Reza B'Far
(509)-765-1352
Reza,
Drop me a copy of your cv 's
Video Production Marketing, Inc
Rick Lapidus, Computer Animation Specialist
P.O. Box 811558
Boca Raton Fl 33481
407-241-2961
Dear Rick:
Sorry I didn't respond earlier. I was gone for a few days. I will be mailing
you our curriculum vita at the address you gave me.
Sincerely,
Reza