ts using many photos
             depicting a crime scene. Digital forensic photogrammetry can also be used
             by forensic specialists to make specific 3D measurements of actual scenes
             and objects directly from photographs that are to be used as evidence in
             court. Photogrammetry can discover any object that is identical in two or
             more photos, and then measure any object in the picture. This enables a
             scene from the place of accident to be re-enacted after some time.
             Photogrammetry also has the capability to orientate three dimensions
             objects accurately for camera misalignment. Since the exact measurements
             can be produced, the scene is easily depicted through a computer model
             integrated with all spatial relationships correctly for being shown in
             court. The usage of digital photogrammetry in crime scene analysis has not
             really changed on-scene photography procedures for photographers.
             Sometimes, evidence found at the site of the aviation disaster can
             require the interpretation of scientific analysis. Failures of propulsion
             systems, landing gear or flight control structures, fractures in
             crankshafts, engine rods or turbine fan blades, abnormal aircraft speeds or
             flying operations are just some areas that are thoroughly investigated
             after an aircraft accident. They are also categorized under the scientific
             The investigating team believes that accidents are never really the
             same type. In every accident there are new issues that have to be dealt
             with, and consequently require the understanding of new technologies to
             The different questions often posed by the investigators can include:
             what was the form and sequence of failures' Did the components fail to
             perform according to their specifications'; Were the mechanical settings at
             the time of the accident incorrect'; what is the result of ...