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Mountain Graphix specializes in reproducing complex accident scene in a 3D environment using accurate GIS mapping, precise survey information and data-rich spatial imaging.

The owner of a UTV installed an after-market roll cage. While the new cage was sleeker, the top of his helmet protruded ...
09/03/2026

The owner of a UTV installed an after-market roll cage. While the new cage was sleeker, the top of his helmet protruded above the roll cage. He took it out for a spin in the long grass next to a dirt road. Before he could react, the UTV struck a drainage ditch that ran perpendicular to his direction of travel. The UTV flipped forward and landed on the roll cage. It's unclear if the rider was wearing seat restraints but what was clear is that he seriously injured his neck.

Mountain Graphix created a simple scene with a UTV mesh and a human character that was the rider's height. We illustrated the flip and the impact of his helmet on the ground.

09/02/2026

At Blue Mountain, in Ontario, a young mountain biker rotated forward while riding over a jump, coming down near-vertical on his front tire. The crash resulted in a serious injury.

Mountain Graphix joined a team of engineers to video a group of experienced test riders with a high speed camera jumping the same feature where the accident occurred. The test riders wore a motion capture suit so that each rider's body motion could be recorded.

The motion file for each rider was later transferred to a 3D biped so the test rides could be viewed from multiple perspectives.

A man, who was experiencing a mental health crisis, brought his young son to his mother's house. The grandmother, fearin...
09/01/2026

A man, who was experiencing a mental health crisis, brought his young son to his mother's house. The grandmother, fearing for the child's safety reached out to law enforcement to help her manage her grown son's erratic behavior. When law enforcement arrived, the situation escalated into a hostage crisis, with the father using the son as a human shield

Mountain Graphix was asked to help illustrate the timeline of events. To avoid biasing the scene, we were asked to use generic mannequin-like bodies to avoid showing the race of those involved in the standoff.

09/01/2026

A group had rented snow machines at Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort and were out on the network of trails that are maintained near the base of the ski area. One member of group rode off the groomed trail and struck a pine tree.

Mountain Graphix captured a laser scan of a section of the trail near the accident site. We created an animation, viewed from a first-person perspective, of a snowmobile moving down the trail to illustrate what the driver could see, travelling at the designated speed. Did the trail have overtly sharp turns for a recreational rider?

Having to review accident investigation photos is never easy. It is a witness to a tragedy in an individual's life and t...
08/28/2026

Having to review accident investigation photos is never easy. It is a witness to a tragedy in an individual's life and the life of their family. Few cases leave us more heartbroken than the death of a young person.

A young girl drove a UTV on the streets of her rural neighborhood. As she rounded a corner, the UTV went wide and slipped down a small embankment. The girl was ejected from the driver's seat and the vehicle rolled over her.

In this case, Mountain Graphix modified a UTV mesh to match the make of the subject vehicle. Using a laser scan of the scene, we worked with a biomechanical engineer to illustrate how she sustained her injury.

08/27/2026

It is common in sports to modify equipment to better suit specific needs, but there can be unexpected side-effects. A young woman was waterskiing and fell. Her ski had a heavier fin mount. When she fell between the crests she scorpioned and struck the back of her head with the back of the ski.

Mountain Graphix obtained her CT scan and demonstrated how the injury occurred.

At Sunburst Ski Hill in Wisconsin, a guest misloaded the lift chair and eventually fell near the second lift tower. The ...
08/26/2026

At Sunburst Ski Hill in Wisconsin, a guest misloaded the lift chair and eventually fell near the second lift tower. The family of skier claimed that the lift operator should have ran to fetch a ladder from the snowcat bay so that the young skier could have climbed down from the chair uninjured.

Mountain Graphix did a laser scan of the base area and the lift up to Tower 2. On the site visit, we timed the lift operator running from the lower terminal to the garage and back to the location of the fall with a ladder to determine if the plaintiff's claim was feasible. This illustration shows the distance that an operator would need to run while the skier dangles from the chair.

08/26/2026

A rear end collision was caught on security camera mounted on a local business. Our client wanted to determine the speed of the collision and if the utility truck slowed down significantly before the collision.

Using a laser scan of the scene (not pictured here), Mountain Graphix photo-matched the scene with a virtual camera in 3ds Max. We then animated the vehicles to determine the speed and deceleration of the utility truck.

At Crystal Mountain, in Michigan, a young girl, in a ski school class skied off from her instructor and struck a tree. M...
08/25/2026

At Crystal Mountain, in Michigan, a young girl, in a ski school class skied off from her instructor and struck a tree.

Mountain Graphix recreated the front side of the mountain to help illustrate the terrain and to show the ski path that the instructor stated that she had travelled when she departed from the class.

At Okemo Mountain Resort, in Vermont, a skier fell and slid into the side of a padded snowmaking tower. The skier sustai...
08/25/2026

At Okemo Mountain Resort, in Vermont, a skier fell and slid into the side of a padded snowmaking tower. The skier sustained injuries and claimed that the padding on the tower was not properly in place to adequately protect skiers.

Mountain Graphix recreated a portion of the trail where the incident occurred. Particular attention was given to the hydrants, tower gun and the padding that protected each.

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Dillon, CO
80435

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Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
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