Aviation accident and incidents are extremely painful and expensive
             for the aviation industry. This is why the aviation industry has
             investigative engineers who hold the responsibility of investigating
             accidents by reviewing and identifying the primary cause of the accident,
             whether it was related to aircraft performance such as, aerodynamics,
             engines, electrics, hydraulics, or if it was environmental or simply human
             Investigating aircraft accidents can be extremely complex, sometimes
             taking many months to figure out the cause of the whole accident. So for
             the purpose of this task, there are engineers who often collaborate to work
             in teams in conducting the investigations. Primarily they are solely
             responsible licensed Professional Engineers, hired by the FAA Air
             In this paper, I will try to explain the various techniques used by
             aircraft accident investigating teams today.
             History of photography shows that Newhall's attempted to synthesize
             techniques and aesthetics to create contemporary approaches to photography.
             His aesthetic ideal was monolithic: sharp focus, a full range of tones,
             and clarity of detail. "In today's photographic work, the first and
             foremost issue is to develop an integrally photographic approach that is
             derived purely from the means of photography itself." Strand wrote that
             photography "finds its raison d'etre, like all media, in a complete
             uniqueness of means. [Source: Nickel, Douglas R Volume: 83 Number: 3 ISSN:
             00043079 Publication Date: 09-01-2001 Page: 548]
             Digital forensic photogrammetry incorporates digital imaging, graphic
             visualization, and orthorectification in the same tools. Tools such as Kaon
             Interactive allow investigators to reconstruct crime scenes in 3D and
             consequently make exact photogrammetric measuremen...