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The trilevel approach to crash investigation

G A Ryan

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This paper reviews the literature concerning multi level crash investigation and reporting, examines crash investigation activities in Australia and suggests a method of utilising the multi level concept in the Australian context.

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This paper reviews the literature concerning multi level crash investigation and reporting, examines crash investigation activities in Australia and suggests a method of utilising the multi level concept in the Australian context.

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This paper reviews the literature concerning multi level crash investigation and reporting, examines crash investigation activities in Australia and suggests a method of utilising the multi level concept in the Australian context.

Key concepts: Crash, Context (archaeology), Computer science, Data science, Forensic engineering, Geography, Engineering, Archaeology

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