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Discussion:
Virtual
Crash
Lab
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Accident
Site
Reconstruction
100
pts
Module
3
Virtual
Crash
Lab
-
Accident
Site
Reconstruction
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—
™
In
this
activity,
you
will
begin
to
reconstruct
your
first-at-scene
data
collection
matrix.
Enter
Crash
Lab
and
work
on
your
assignment.
Start
by
applying
a
logical
grid
system,
measurement
devices,
and
photography.
This
lab
activity
should
provide
you
with
a
means
to
manipulate
many
aircraft
components;
inside
and
outside
the
fuselage.
The
Virtual
Crash
Lab
provides
the
capability
to
denote
and
measure
various
elements
such
as
runway,
ground,
and
tree
scarring,
etc.,
as
well
as
positions
of
emergency
vehicles
during
the
response.
To
effectively
complete
the
discussion
assignment,
attempt
to
incorporate
photographs,
create
diagrams,
etc.,
to
corroborate
your
observations
where
applicable.
It
is
suggested
you
retain
all
datain
a
Word
file
as
a
resource
in
the
final
Virtual
Crash
Lab
discussion
in
Module
8.
Export
your
findings
to
a
document
and
save
it
to
your
folder.
Crash
Lab
Observations
Whenever
possible,
use
cause
and
effect
relationship
to
consider
the
following
when
going
through
the
crash
site:
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