Cameras are everywhere, capturing collisions, assaults, falls, fires, floods… Whether it’s from a dashcam, a body-worn camera, a cell phone or a surveillance system, these recordings can hold crucial clues for forensic investigators. On January 29, our experts Ian Miller, Cole Young, and Tom Flynn will show how they extract critical details from video using […]
Tom presents “Accuracy of Estimated Speed from Onboard Video Using Aerial Imagery as the Reference Geometry” at the 2025 European Association for Accident Research and Analysis (EVU) Congress, taking place September 25–27 in Brașov, Romania. Hosted at the Transilvania University of Brașov, this international conference brings together experts in the fields of accident research and […]
Dr. Stephanie Bonin presents A comparison of headforms used in rotational impact testing of helmets at the 2025 International Research Council on Biomechanics of Injury (IRCOBI) European Conference. Taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania September 10–12, 2025, this annual event brings together researchers, scientists, and experts from around the world in the field of injury biomechanics. […]
Failures come in all forms. Some are dramatic, others deceptively small, and many are highly specific. From exploding soda cans and battery fires to water escapes, wheel separations and helicopter crashes, no two investigations are the same. But with the right qualifications, technical expertise, and a methodical process, they can all be investigated thoroughly. On […]
MEA Forensic’s Tom Flynn presents “Why SynthEyes Should be a Part of Your Toolkit” at Crash Day 2025, an annual event hosted by the Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators (ITAI). The 2025 edition takes place on Thursday, July 3, at the Darley Moor Race Circuit in Derbyshire, UK. Tom’s lecture is scheduled for 10:35 am, following […]
Experts in collision investigation have long relied on the laws of physics to analyze physical evidence at crash scenes. Today, modern vehicles record valuable data that can be extracted and interpreted to enhance these analyses with greater precision. On June 3rd, Jonathan Lawrence, Ian Miller, and Kurt Ising will explore what evidence matters most in […]
The 7th edition of our Let the Evidence Speak Seminar for Legal and Insurance Professionals will be held on Wednesday, September 24th, 2025 at SFU Harbour Centre, located just steps from Waterfront Station in downtown Vancouver. Attendance is free, but seating is limited: reserve your spot today! Register now Program Overview Injury Biomechanics Slips, trips […]
Engineers from around the world gather in Detroit each April for the Society of Automotive Engineers’ World Congress (SAE WCX), the largest technical mobility event in North America. This year, MEA Forensic engineers Ian Miller, Gabrielle Booth, Tom Flynn, and Cole Young will present their latest research at SAE WCX 2025. All four presentations are […]
Our experts in injury biomechanics aren’t just familiar with the standards surrounding slip, trip, and fall cases—they help shape them. Through scientific research, contributions to industry standards, and the careful application of investigative methods in real-world cases, they understand how these elements come together to assess liability, causation, and risk. On March 12, join Dr. […]
Discover how our investment in scientific research can strengthen your cases in our upcoming webinar on December 11th, 2024, presented by our experts, Thomas Flynn, Dennis Turriff, and Pamela D’Addario. By advancing the science behind forensic engineering, we ensure our experts are at the forefront of their fields, producing more precise analyses and improving casework. […]