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CLIMATIC AND OTHER DATA;  PRECISE, PINPOINT  DATA  INTERPOLATION  TO SPECIFIC LOCATIONS;  ANALYSIS;  HIGH RESOLUTION  DATA  MAPPING

CONSTRUCTION  DEFECTS AND SEISMIC & LANDSLIDE  HAZARDS  ANALYSIS,  STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY INSPECTION & REINFORCEMENT, REQUIRED ANNUAL RAILROAD BRIDGE INSPECTION

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE,  GLOBAL WARMING,  SCIENTIFIC  INSTRUMENTS,  AND  WARNING SYSTEMS

FORENSIC DISCOVERY  AND  EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY

METEOROLOGY / WEATHER  FORECASTS,  SEASONAL  WEATHER  OUTLOOKS, ALERTS,  CERTIFIED  HAZMAT  TRAINING, CERTIFIED  WEATHER  OBSERVERS

RENEWABLE  ENERGY  GENERATION:  WAVE,  TIDAL,  WIND,  SOLAR,  OTHER

RESEARCH  &  DEVELOPMENT,  STUDIES, PUBLIC LECTURES,  OTHER  SERVICES

Charles B. Pyke, Ph.D., Principal Scientist and Primary Expert Witness of Associated Science Experts, LLC, American Weather & Earth Sciences, LLC, and  Environmental Science & Energy, Inc., offers expertise in the investigation and reconstruction of all types of accidents, including forensic discovery and expert testimony, regarding: 

• Types of accidents:

  • Aircraft crashes, collisions, near-misses, on-board passenger injuries, and other incidents.

  • Auto, bus, boat, train, and railroad grade-crossing accidents.

  • Industrial, school, home, sports, and recreational accidents; drowning.

  • Motorcycle, bicycle, and pedestrian accidents.

  • Poisoning - accidental or intentional.

  • Radioactive spills and releases.

  • Slip, trip, and fall.

  • Toxic spills and releases.

  • Worker's compensation issues:  injuries, illnesses, psychological problems.

• Factors:

  • Human factors:  physical, physiological, psychological;  ergonomics

  [see also Human Factors / Ergonomics ].

• Mechanical factors: 

  • Aircraft, vehicle, and tire failure. 

  • Workplace and recreational facility design safety.

    • Failure to properly post safety regulations.

    • Improper design.

    • Improper maintenance.

    • Negligence.

    • Structural or mechanical deterioration.

    • Suspected internal sabotage.

    • Other factors.

  • Quality control.

• Natural factors [see also Weather, Sun, Moon, and Light ].

• Safety violations, misrepresentations, and cover-ups of defects.

• Terrorist activities; external sabotage or subversion.