Dot3D Scanning for Crime/Crash Scene Mapping: Updates from an Expert Panel
Dot3D scanning is rapidly on its way to becoming the new standard in frontline 3D crime/crash scene documentation, here in the U.S. and abroad. With the addition of iOS LiDAR, this technology continues to become even more practical, precise, scalable, and prevalent throughout the public safety community. Join us for a live update from the teams using it today.
00:00 Introductions
04:12 So what is Dot3D anyway?
05:28 And how can Dot3D be deployed?
07:32 With which accessories?
09:50 So what makes Dot3D such a good fit for public safety?
16:30 DEMO: Dot3D scanning a simulated crime scene
23:43 DEMO: Real-time data optimization in the field
25:58 DEMO: Dot3D viewing, editing, annotation, measurement, etc.
32:59 PANEL: Experts on Dot3D Scanning for Public Safety
33:14 PANEL: Where did your Dot3D journey begin?
38:35 PANEL: What makes up your current Dot3D scanning kit?
45:31 PANEL: What else is in your current crime/crash scene documentation toolbox?
55:25 PANEL: Where are you getting the most value out of Dot3D today?
1:03:10 PANEL: Does Dot3D change your approach to traditional crime scene photography?
1:07:56 PANEL: What does it take to get started with Dot3D on a small budget?
1:12:30 PANEL: How long has it typically taken your users to become proficient in Dot3D?
1:16:42 PANEL: What tips and tricks have you found most helpful for new users of Dot3D?
1:22:53 PANEL: What are you doing to enhance and verify scan accuracy?
1:23:20 PANEL: Final thoughts and recent case examples discussion
1:26:07 PANEL: Live Q&A session
This webinar includes not only a live demonstration of the latest Dot3D Pro software broadcasting live from an iPad Pro on the site of a simulated crime scene, but also an in-depth, interactive discussion with some of the most experienced Dot3D users in public safety today. Each of these industry leaders are not only on the ground with the tech daily, but also helping to expand deployment across units and departments, making a growing impact on cases large and small every day. We are very glad to welcome the following panel of experts for this session:
Chris Ahern, DotProduct LLC
Sgt. William Bush, Oregon State Police
William Henningsen, Collision & Crime Forensic Solutions
Tom Morris, ACTAR #1308, St. Louis Traffic Accident Reconstruction