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AMERICAN WEATHER & EARTH SCIENCES, LLC Forensic Discovery and Expert Witness Testimony
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YOUR FORENSIC DISCOVERY, ENVIRONMENTAL DATA, MAPPING, GRAPHING, PREPARATION OF EXHIBITS, AND EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY SOLUTIONS |
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__________________________________ SERVICES OFFERED BY AMERICAN WEATHER & Earth Sciences, LLC (click on item):
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Meteorology / Weather / Climatology; Sun, Moon, Twilight Forensic Discovery and Expert Testimony by Highly Experienced Expert Meteorologists and Climatologists, as well as Other Scientific Experts
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American Weather & Earth Sciences, LLC
offers
forensic meteorological and climatological
discovery, documentation, and investigation of recent and historical weather
events, air quality episodes, sunrise / sunset, sun glare, twilight,
moonlight, and light levels.
Our services range from simple compilation of
local weather data to comprehensive analysis of
complex hydrometeorological phenomena, including pinpoint
interpolation of weather conditions to specific locations, detailed
mapping and graphing of weather data, and expert weather data analysis -- as
well as comparison to historical
averages, frequency analysis, and reconstruction -- leading to expert
testimony in depositions and court trials.
Our rates are reasonable and competitive. Our meteorologists and climatologists are highly familiar with weather, sunrise, sunset, moon phase, and other meteorological and astronomical phenomena all over North America. American Weather & Earth Sciences, LLC also furnishes GIS (Geographic Information System) - capable Environmental Data. We obtain our data from a growing world-wide multi-petabyte (multi-million-gigabyte) data base. We prepare court trial exhibits, consisting of computerized data maps, graphs, tabulations, and weather radar animations.
Most of
our forensic meteorologists and climatologists accept forensic cases anywhere in
the United States and parts of Canada, and will testify in any jurisdiction therein.
Our forensic and data services range from
simple single-item investigations to comprehensive forensic discovery and
expert testimony, including:
Weather and Climate: Rain, wind, snow, lightning
strikes, hail, dense fog, wet or icy roads / walkways, including
black ice. Temperature, humidity - including
rapid changes and extremes.
Severe
thunderstorms, hail. Tornadoes,
microbursts. Hurricanes,
typhoons. Blowing dust and sand, mud storms
(rain or snow falling through blowing dust).
Blowing snow
(including blizzards).
Fire weather: conditions
favorable to spread of urban, brush, or forest fires. Smoke, falling ash - from large
forest and brush fires or local sources. Sun glare, cloud cover - thin
or thick: clear, few clouds, scattered, broken, overcast with breaks,
total overcast. Coastal damage: storm surges,
high waves. El Niño, La Niña,
Pacific
Decadal Oscillation (PDO). Air quality / air pollution
- air transport modeling. Aircraft icing and turbulence,
thunderstorms, low ceilings and visibility. Evaporation and
evapotranspiration.
Drought, rainfall / snowfall
deficits.
Soil and water quality sampling and testing.
Global warming / cooling; sea level rises. Documentation of public weather
forecasts issued for given dates.
Sun, moon, and light: Sunrise / sunset / twilight
(including civil twilight) / sun's
position / sun glare. Moonlight / moonrise / moonset /
moon phase. Light levels - natural and
artificial. Possibly enhanced by refraction
from clouds and/or by glare from haze. Possibly reduced by fog or smoke. Resulting in, contributing to, or
affecting: Accidents, illness, death
(including wrongful death issues). Airline flight delays or
cancellations.
Avalanches. Beach erosion - local sand scouring. Beach erosion - widespread,
associated with El Niño and other ocean-wide or global phenomena.
Body decomposition processes and
rates.
Cancellation of sports events,
concerts, or other outdoor activities. Construction delays. Crop or livestock loss. Damage to exposed
interior structural elements by rain intrusion during construction or renovation. Decomposition of bodies. Deterioration of organic and
inorganic substances. Evidence in criminal cases. Death / destruction of, or threat
to, endangered species. Fires and rapid fire spread. Fishing industry - major
fluctuations in yield because of El Niño and La Niña-induced
migrations or yields. Floods and mud flows. Food spoilage. Frostbite, hypothermia; other
cold-related health problems. Heat stroke, heat exhaustion; other
heat-related health problems. Insect growth and reproduction -
especially important in homicide cases.
Insurance claims.
Landslides, slope failures. Mold, fungus, or rot. Personal injury. Power interruptions or outages.
Property damages, losses, or
devaluation.
Roof leaks or collapses. Slip and fall
on ice or wet surfaces.
Sunburn (extreme), e.g., suits against summer camp leaders for overexposure of
children to intense sunlight.
Toxic or radioactive gas and/or
liquid diffusion, spread, or fallout.
Tree and plant growth. Water contamination (contamination of
water, or by water) - above or
below ground.
Water damage (damage by water) - above or below ground. Water seepage - above or below
ground.
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