A set of customizable evidence cards help us add descriptions and organize data in our 3d models.

We use SketchUp and historical photos to model Portland's cold war era bomb shelter.

We experiment with Bruce, a software platform for visualizing and organizing geospatial information in 3D.

A raucous birthday house party ends in a fight and fatal shooting. An examination of the scene evidence helped augment the dozens of accounts from intoxicated party-goers in reconstructing what happened that night.

Laser scanners and other modern measurement techniques can digitize a scene in a matter of seconds. What can be done with all this data?

3D visualization highlights the poor planning put that highway construction workers in a vulnerable situation.

That crime scene laser scan holds a wealth of information about your case. Let's take a closer look.

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?

See our work in an online open house for Multnomah County's Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge project.

The world is watching as protesters fill the streets to tell the story of George Floyd and too many other victims of police violence in the United States. What will it take for this uprising to affect meaningful changes in policing?