Webinar: Exposing Insurance Fraud with Vehicle Crash Data
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5 سال پیش
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This video covers the following
This video covers the following sections:
TIMECODES
0:00 - Intro
2:53 - Auto claim mitigation / investigation
4:12 - Overview of Event Data Recorders
8:04 - Applications for use of EDR data
15:25 - Client consent
16:15 - Methods to retrieve EDR data
18:40 - EDR retrieval tools
24:22 - Training Options
Use of vehicle crash data is essential to today’s auto insurance claims investigations. This webinar is geared specifically for auto insurance claims adjusters or SIU investigators that would like to learn more about event data recorders and the methods used to retrieve crash data. Vehicle crash data provides powerful evidence that can often expose insurance fraud and answer questions about a crash that are otherwise unknown or a matter of dispute. We will discuss the types of data you can expect to find in most motor vehicles and provide real world examples of how you can use crash data to greatly enhance your investigations and expose fraud. An overview of the available EDR data retrieval tools will be provided. We will also discuss training options that are available so you can get the most out of applying crash data to your auto claims investigations.
When investigating a car accident or insurance claim, no single piece of information can paint a complete picture of what occurred and who was at fault. Law enforcement officers and insurance professionals know this fact all too well.
First-hand and eyewitness accounts of the incident are notoriously unreliable. Environmental factors and road debris can change between the occurrence of the event and the on-scene investigation. Video of the incident – if it’s available -- may not capture key in-vehicle actions that influenced a crash.
As such, any comprehensive investigation requires a detailed analysis of the various human, vehicular, and environmental factors that may have influenced or caused the event. Within that universe of evidence, an unbiased and reliable source of information has emerged – and even grown more powerful as in-vehicle technology has advanced: The Event Data Recorder (EDR), which is integrated into nearly every car, light truck, and SUV sold in the U.S. since 2013. The EDR is a device that automatically records important technical information inside the vehicle in the seconds before, during, and after an accident or critical event.
Many consumers may be unaware that the EDR exists, as the EDR does not have an interface that displays the data it records inside the vehicle. Furthermore, the EDR only captures and stores data when certain events occur, such as when airbags are deployed or when sensor readings consistent with a collision trigger its recording function. Because there is no on-board interface to display EDR data, an external tool is required to download and present any data recorded by the EDR.
TIMECODES
0:00 - Intro
2:53 - Auto claim mitigation / investigation
4:12 - Overview of Event Data Recorders
8:04 - Applications for use of EDR data
15:25 - Client consent
16:15 - Methods to retrieve EDR data
18:40 - EDR retrieval tools
24:22 - Training Options
Use of vehicle crash data is essential to today’s auto insurance claims investigations. This webinar is geared specifically for auto insurance claims adjusters or SIU investigators that would like to learn more about event data recorders and the methods used to retrieve crash data. Vehicle crash data provides powerful evidence that can often expose insurance fraud and answer questions about a crash that are otherwise unknown or a matter of dispute. We will discuss the types of data you can expect to find in most motor vehicles and provide real world examples of how you can use crash data to greatly enhance your investigations and expose fraud. An overview of the available EDR data retrieval tools will be provided. We will also discuss training options that are available so you can get the most out of applying crash data to your auto claims investigations.
When investigating a car accident or insurance claim, no single piece of information can paint a complete picture of what occurred and who was at fault. Law enforcement officers and insurance professionals know this fact all too well.
First-hand and eyewitness accounts of the incident are notoriously unreliable. Environmental factors and road debris can change between the occurrence of the event and the on-scene investigation. Video of the incident – if it’s available -- may not capture key in-vehicle actions that influenced a crash.
As such, any comprehensive investigation requires a detailed analysis of the various human, vehicular, and environmental factors that may have influenced or caused the event. Within that universe of evidence, an unbiased and reliable source of information has emerged – and even grown more powerful as in-vehicle technology has advanced: The Event Data Recorder (EDR), which is integrated into nearly every car, light truck, and SUV sold in the U.S. since 2013. The EDR is a device that automatically records important technical information inside the vehicle in the seconds before, during, and after an accident or critical event.
Many consumers may be unaware that the EDR exists, as the EDR does not have an interface that displays the data it records inside the vehicle. Furthermore, the EDR only captures and stores data when certain events occur, such as when airbags are deployed or when sensor readings consistent with a collision trigger its recording function. Because there is no on-board interface to display EDR data, an external tool is required to download and present any data recorded by the EDR.
5 سال پیش
در تاریخ 1398/09/20 منتشر شده
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