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    MapScenes Systems, the leading developer of accident scene mapping and reconstruction software, announces the 2013 release of MapScenes Forensic CAD – a full-featured desktop mapping tool used by forensic investigators and accident scene reconstructionists.

    • Forensic CAD, Capture, and PointCloud applications into a single product
    • New presentation tools like viewing georeferenced points in Google Maps and exporting georeferenced scenes to Google Earth
    • New productivity tools that simplify common tasks users perform every day, like converting their drawings between different units, or cloning vehicle symbols onto key points with different positions and orientations
    • Support for the new Leica Nova MS50 MultiStation including full support for digitizing scenes directly within high-definition scans

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