Geotechnical Forensic Study

In order to help with litigation, soil investigations, data interpretation, site modelling, and teaching people about the technical facets of engineering, soil components, and load pressures, Kagaoan Engineering recruits engineering experts to create a committed team of forensic investigators. We create case studies and offer technical documentation for civil lawsuits requiring forensic evidence and expert testimony about fault and payment responsibilities. In addition, these experts are used by insurance companies and lawyers to verify owner accounts and demonstrate event time frames.

Geotechnical forensic studies delve deeply into the technical details of construction sites, buildings, and subsurface layers, including weight restrictions, soil moving, crack width, and other factors. For construction teams, project managers, and civil engineers, the professionals who comprehend this data and how forces like weight, wind, and displacement affect the earth and structures assist in translating it. Municipal organizations frequently employ geotechnical engineers to identify the root causes of system failures, foundation problems, cave-ins, and collapses.

Creating precise interpretations of the circumstance is crucial to organizing forensic studies. Everyone may view the issue from many angles with the aid of maps, graphs, charts, 3D diagrams, ground composition models, and structural patterns. Since every person learns differently, this modelling helps make civil cases and forensic investigations easier to understand. In addition, numerous expert witnesses must be familiar with the jargon used in geological investigations and how to correctly spell these words in court.

At Kagaoan Engineering, we take great pride in offering professional evaluation for geotechnical studies. Our professionals have years of experience in forensic modelling and preparing witness testimony. Visit our website for additional information about this field.