Vehicle Accidents occurring at low-speeds and high-speeds, multi-vehicle pile-ups, accidents involving cars, trucks, buses, trains and stationary objects as well as bicycles, scooters, motorcycles, ATVs and snowmobiles.

Roadway Design factors include ramps, entrances as well as topography and other features that are critical in the study of vehicle accidents.

Construction site accidents involving machinery such as cranes, earthmovers, backhoes and bulldozers as well as machinery and equipment failures resulting in large losses.

Industrial and manufacturing accidents lead to extensive damage, deaths and lost time injuries impacting operations.

Oilfield accidents and incidents include fires, explosions, blowouts and other impacts to continued operations.

DOT compliance issues can be found in workplace and vehicle accidents, requiring investigation of designs, working conditions, record keeping and compliance.

The human body is as vulnerable to the laws of physics as a vehicle or other mechanical equipment. Examining how the body reacts to external forces is a key aspect of biomechanical analysis.

A slip-and-fall or a trip-and-fall has occurred. Examination of the environment surrounding it can provide clues to the cause and help prevent a recurrence.

Computer animation takes the viewer to the scene to watch it unfold as it did in the actual event.