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The shape of individual spatters within a distribution pattern will depend on what things?

Flight path


Texture of target surface


Angle at which the drop is being struck

Point of Convergence

The common point, on a two dimensional surface, over which the directionality of several blood drops can be retraced.

Point of origin

The common point in three dimensional space to which the trajectories of several blood drops can be retraced.

Documentation in 3D reconstruction

Photograph!!!


Label stains



Draw level lines under stains


Calculate angle of impact for each stain


Photograph individual stains with scale and markerDraw level lines under stainsCalculate angle of impact for each stainAnchor string behind stains and place over the elongated portion through point of Convergence. Find and label point of ConvergencePhotograph


markerDraw level lines under stainsCalculate angle of impact for each stainAnchor string behind stains and place over the elongated portion through point of Convergence. Find and label point of ConvergencePhotograph


Draw level lines under stainsCalculate angle of impact for each stainAnchor string behind stains and place over the elongated portion through point of Convergence. Find and label point of ConvergencePhotograph


Anchor string behind stains and place over the elongated portion through point of Convergence.


Find and label point of Convergence


Photograph

Creating 3D reconstruction

Calculate angle of impact for each stain


Tape piece of string to head of stain


Use protractor to place string at angle of impact, pulling string until it hits next permanent object.

Angle of impact formula

Sin-1(width/length)

Point of Origin formula

(tan(AOI)) x POC

Chart for 3D construction

What information is important to note about blood stained clothing?

What does it look like?


Brand of clothing?


Type of material made from?


Texture


Size and color

Photographing the clothing

overall body shot


Midranges of body


Close up of bloodstains and injuries


Close up with scale


Close up with scale and label