Running of the Bulls
By Joel Newman / Dec. 9, 2020
We use some visual tools to identify and track a client participating in the Running of the Bulls.
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We Can Help: GPS Data
By Yana Stannik / Dec. 8, 2020
Geolocated data can be the factual basis for the story of a case. What does your GPS data reveal?
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Police Protest
By Joshua Cohen / Nov. 23, 2020
How we used video footage to investigate the circumstances of an arrest and then explain the story to a jury
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Measuring a Mannequin
By Jazzy Winston / Nov. 23, 2020
We named all the body parts and figured out a new and improved way to adjust the height of our human figures
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We Can Help: Investigations in VR
By Yana Stannik / Nov. 23, 2020
That crime scene laser scan holds a wealth of information about your case. Let's take a closer look.
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We Can Help: Digital Communications Data
By Yana Stannik / Oct. 27, 2020
Just say no to Excel spreadsheets with thousands of rows of digital messaging records. There's a better way to sort through discovery with your team.
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Voting in Oregon
By Joshua Cohen / Oct. 27, 2020
Oregon started experimenting with vote by mail in the 1980’s and has used the system for all elections since the year 2000. Here’s why I like it.
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Working with 3d Terrain in SketchUp
By Joel Newman / Oct. 16, 2020
We compare detail levels for 4 different sources for terrain data– ranging from the built-in SketchUp terrain importer to Portland's hyper-detailed 1-foot contour map.
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Animation vs Simulation
By Joshua Cohen / Sept. 28, 2020
I spent two hours on the witness stand in a Las Vegas courtroom, using a 3d model to demonstrate possible scenarios in a bus crash case. Was it animation? Simulation? Or some of each?
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Old School 3d Models
By Jazzy Winston / Sept. 22, 2020
We spend so much time in digital models, that it's good to remember what it's like to build them in real life.
