Virtual Experiments in Forensic Sciences

Authors: Loera OM*

DOI: 10.23880/ijfsc-16000317

Volume 8, Issue 3

Abstract

Given that it is not practical to collide several vehicles to try to repeat the damage pattern of a damaged vehicle, just as it is not possible to set fire to several industrial warehouses to analyze the pattern of fire behavior inside a warehouse where the origin of the fire, the forensic expert must have contemporary techniques that allow him to carry out non-invasive experimentation with the aim of repeating the conditions in which an event occurred. In this paper, the fundamentals of mathematical modeling of forensic phenomena are presented, as well as some examples of virtual experimentation applications used in judicialized cases.

Keywords: Numerical Modeling; Virtual Experiments; Arakawa C-Type Mesh

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