Crime Scene Sketching Flashcards
1
Q
all sketches should include (8):
A
- Case number and Case type
- address
- date
- creators name/assisting persons
- āNā indicator
- not to scale
- legend
- measuring device used
2
Q
Sketch basics
A
- longest dimension of the scene to longest side of paper
- start with outline
- which ways doors open
3
Q
4 types of sketches
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- overview/ floorplan/ birds-eye view
- elevation
- cross projection/ exploded view
- perspective
4
Q
Measuring Basics
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- dimensions (borders, walls)
- take measurements from fixed locations
- stay consistent with measurements
- oddly shaped objected (center mass)
- place objects within scene
5
Q
Measuring methods
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- triangulation
- rectangular coordinate
- baseline
- polar coordinates
6
Q
Triangulation
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- from two fixed points
- ideal or indoor scenes
7
Q
Rectangular Coordinate
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- measure distance from an item perpendicular to two fixed points
- ideal for indoor scenes
- walls and curbs work great
8
Q
Baseline
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- measure distance along the baseline
- ideal for outdoor scenes
9
Q
Polar Coordinate
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- measure from a central point
- ideal for outdoor scenes