Photogrammetry is the science of extracting measurements from photographs. These methods can be used in video analysis to aid an analyst in determining critical object/evidence positions, subject height determinations, speed calculations or determinations for use of force cases. This course explores the appropriate use of PhotoModeler and SynthEyes for the purposes of tracking stationary and moving cameras. It will also introduce students to foundational concepts of photogrammetry and the high-level workings of these programs, so they can defend their analysis against scrutiny. Testing Metric: Class Participation 5% PhotoModeler Suspect Height Determination 30% SynthEyes Moving Camera Determination 35% Multiple Choice/True-False Quiz 30% Students will be required to pass all facets of the course in order to achieve a passing grade. Class participation and attendance is mandatory. If a student cannot attend part of the training or hands on instruction, approval must be obtained from the instructor. That student will still be responsible for learning on class work taught during the hours that have been missed, in order to gain full credit for the course.