Graphics Reconstruction

It is often necessary to reconstruct fire and accident scenes from multiple sources of information.  Computer generated, three-dimensional views are an effective way to assimilate and evaluate this information.   Computer drawings are also useful in demonstrating merits or inadequacies of hypothetical ignition sequences and hypothetical failure modes.  An important advantage of computer generated drawings is the ability to render selected components invisible permitting "x-ray" viewing of internal structures.

A few examples of reconstructions are presented in the thumbnail views below.  In each row, two scene photographs are shown on the left and two computer generated reconstructions are shown on the right.  You may view larger images by clicking on any of the thumbnails.