Capture the Scene.Retain the Spatial Record.
Fire and explosion scenes are temporary. Cleanup, weather, repairs, demolition, and continued examination can permanently alter the relationships that informed the original analysis. Vector creates a measurable digital record of the scene before those conditions disappear.
Geometry.Context.Reference.
Traditional photography records selected views. Spatial documentation adds measurable relationships between areas, objects, patterns, evidence locations, and structural features, allowing the scene to be reviewed with context long after field activity has concluded.
Measurements and Relationships
Document dimensions, elevations, distances, openings, and the position of relevant scene features.
Conditions in Their Setting
Connect patterns, artifacts, utilities, contents, and structural damage to their surrounding environment.
A Scene That Can Be Revisited
Support later review, consultation, reporting, reconstruction, and explanation after the property changes.
What Remains
After Release?
A reliable spatial record cannot replace the physical scene or evidence. It can, however, preserve relationships and visual conditions that may otherwise be unavailable when a new question arises, another expert becomes involved, or the analysis requires additional review.
Temporary Conditions
- Original object locations
- Visible damage relationships
- Access and structural conditions
- Evidence positions before movement
Retained Reference
- Measurable spatial data
- Navigable visual documentation
- Remote technical review
- Reporting and explanation support
One Record.
Multiple Analytical Uses.
Origin & Cause Analysis
Review areas, patterns, structural features, utilities, and potential ignition-source relationships.
O&CRemote Collaboration
Give involved experts a clearer basis for consultation when physical attendance is limited or delayed.
360Measurement & Reconstruction
Support dimensional review, diagrams, scene orientation, and reconstruction of relevant relationships.
3DReporting & Testimony
Provide a visual framework for explaining the scene, the evidence, the analysis, and stated limitations.
VISCaptured Systematically.
Verified Before Delivery.
The scope is matched to the scene and the technical question. Each phase is completed with attention to coverage, spatial continuity, reference points, data quality, and the limits of the resulting record.
Record the Environment
Establish coverage based on scene size, complexity, access, and analytical needs.
Connect the Data
Align scan positions and imagery into a consistent spatial representation.
Review Quality
Evaluate coverage, alignment, visible gaps, and the reliability of measurements.
Provide the Record
Prepare appropriate visual, measurement, or reference materials for the assignment.
Before the Scene Changes.
Preserve Its Spatial Record.
Contact Vector when a fire, explosion, vehicle, structure, or complex loss would benefit from measurable 3D documentation, navigable 360° imagery, or a retained digital reference.
Retain the context.
Support the analysis.