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

Despite many months of treatment, a woman continues to experience severe back pain and tinnitus. These symptoms are invisible to others, but they have a profound impact on her life. How can we understand what she has lost?

Was injured party pushed off, thrown off, or did they simply jump off a three story balcony? Our clients wanted to determine which scenario was most likely.

Signs installed next to a popular mountain bike trail warn of a hazardous trail crossing. The sturdy 4x4 sign posts turn out to be even more dangerous.

A chaotic arrest leads to charges of assaulting a police officer. But a careful review of synchronized video suggests a different story than the words in the police report.

One of the nation's first vertical-lift bridges—and now one of the oldest remaining in operation.

Eyewitness testimony regarding intent is put to the test in this capital murder case.

The future of the Burnside Bridge is being written today as part of a long range planning project to retrofit or replace the historic span in order to have a river crossing in downtown Portland capable of withstanding a major earthquake.

A SketchUp model helps illustrate design options and simulate traffic patterns.

How we used video footage to investigate the circumstances of an arrest and then explain the story to a jury

A woman struggling with mental health and addiction starts seeing a new doctor that makes matters worse by rapidly shifting prescriptions. How can we make sense of the medication chaos that ultimately led to a tragic car crash?

A woman hit by rubber bullets during a BLM protest has permanent vision loss. We analyzed video footage from several sources to identify the shooter and created a 3d model to show relative movements of the police officers and demonstrators.