Photogrammetry and Video Analysis

Photogrammetry Evidentiary Value
Photogrammetric analysis is a long-standing science that can aid in the exclusion and inclusion
of items and people in forensic analysis. It can also answer specific questions regarding speed, location, and distances. Reference materials and case studies provide information as to the history, theory, and application of photogrammetric analysis. (SWGDE Best Practices for Photogrammetry)
This process extracts measurements from 2D and 3D imagery using advanced mathematics in order to assist with the following questions:
- What lane of travel a vehicle was in?
- How fast the vehicles were moving?
- How much distance was between specific objects, vehicles or subjects?
- Height of subject(s)?
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What is Photogrammetry?
Photogrammetric analysis is a is useful in assisting attorneys and insurance adjustors by analyzing information within surveillance videos. This methodology dates back to 1851 for its first use. The difference today is that we are applying this methodology to digital video images with more accuracy using 3D laser scanning technology and forensic video analysis tools.


Reverse Projection & Video Analysis
Types of Investigations

Vehicle Collision

Height Analysis
