Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Case Type: Railroad: Wilson v. Union Pacific
Description: A family traveling along a rural Oklahoma road, approaches a railroad crossing with no crossing arms, only cross bucks. Dense vegetation on both sides of the road, combined with the road not crossing the tracks at a ninety degree angle, prevented the driver from seeing the train coming from his left.
Visualizations Produced:
After visiting the accident site and performing a laser scan of the area, the 3D laser scan and Total Station Survey data were combined to construct a digital terrain model. Laser Scan data, combined with photos of the site at the time of the accident, were used to generate the vegetation that blocked the rails to the left and right. An exemplar van was modeled and placed in the scene to illustrate that based on the vegetation and the angle of the road in relation to the tracks, the driver could not have seen the approaching train.
About us:
Since 1992, we at Fearless Eye have produced hundreds of computer visualizations for professionals who are solving complex problems in the fields of law, art, science and engineering. We believe our clients deserve high quality computer visualization services that are accurate, defensible, and aesthetically designed. Whether intended for a legal case, a sales presentation, or to persuade others, our mission is to help our clients win by successfully telling stories through the use of animation, 3D imagery, and interactive presentations.
Please contact us directly so that we may answer your specific questions.
Phone: (816) 886-2972
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Case Type: Railroad: Wilson v. Union Pacific
Description: A family traveling along a rural Oklahoma road, approaches a railroad crossing with no crossing arms, only cross bucks. Dense vegetation on both sides of the road, combined with the road not crossing the tracks at a ninety degree angle, prevented the driver from seeing the train coming from his left.
Visualizations Produced:
After visiting the accident site and performing a laser scan of the area, the 3D laser scan and Total Station Survey data were combined to construct a digital terrain model. Laser Scan data, combined with photos of the site at the time of the accident, were used to generate the vegetation that blocked the rails to the left and right. An exemplar van was modeled and placed in the scene to illustrate that based on the vegetation and the angle of the road in relation to the tracks, the driver could not have seen the approaching train.
About us:
Since 1992, we at Fearless Eye have produced hundreds of computer visualizations for professionals who are solving complex problems in the fields of law, art, science and engineering. We believe our clients deserve high quality computer visualization services that are accurate, defensible, and aesthetically designed. Whether intended for a legal case, a sales presentation, or to persuade others, our mission is to help our clients win by successfully telling stories through the use of animation, 3D imagery, and interactive presentations.
Please contact us directly so that we may answer your specific questions.
Phone: (816) 886-2972
fearlesseye.com
