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| Urbanimmersive is a We Get Around Network Marketing Partner ---  WGAN-TV | Urbanimmersive Sǔreté du Québec Police Service for 3D Crime Scene Documentation | Guest: Urbanimmersive Executive Vice-President François-Hugues Liberge | Wednesday, 7 January 2026 | Episode #413 www.Urbanimmersive.com WGAN-TV | Urbanimmersive + Sûreté du Québec Police Service for 3D Crime Scene Documentation Hi All, -- How does a major police service use 3D technology to document crime scenes with precision? -- What happens when a platform built for real estate is adapted for law-enforcement workflows? On WGAN-TV Live at 5 on Wednesday, 7 January 2026, our topic is: ► WGAN-TV | Urbanimmersive + Sûreté du Québec Police Service for 3D Crime Scene Documentation Our guest is: ► Urbanimmersive Executive Vice-President François-Hugues Liberge This WGAN-TV Live at 5 episode gives you an inside look at how Urbanimmersive is helping the Sûreté du Québec Police Service modernize crime scene documentation using advanced 3D capture and digital twin technology. Our guest, François-Hugues Liberge, shares how this collaboration was built and what agencies experience when shifting from traditional documentation to fully immersive 3D models. For real estate media professionals, this is a chance to see how familiar 3D tools can scale far beyond property marketing. It’s a compelling example of how digital twins are being used in high-stakes environments where accuracy, completeness and repeatability are essential. ► What You Will Learn ✓ How 3D crime scene capture compares to photos, sketches and conventional diagramming ✓ How investigators use a digital twin to revisit a scene long after physical evidence is gone ✓ Why 3D models improve clarity for investigators, prosecutors and juries ✓ What it takes for the Urbanimmersive platform to support forensic-grade documentation ✓ How agencies plan for training, equipment, data management and legal admissibility ► Why This Episode Matters 3D capture is moving quickly into new verticals. Crime scene and crash investigations are becoming major use cases because they require thorough documentation, rapid scene clearing and long-term evidence accuracy. ► Questions That We Will Likely Cover Project origin and objectives ✓ How did the collaboration between Urbanimmersive and the Sûreté du Québec begin? ✓ What problem was the police service trying to solve with 3D documentation? ✓ What goals did the agency set when evaluating 3D scene capture technology? On-scene workflow and field operations ✓ What does a real-world 3D crime scene capture workflow look like from arrival to upload? ✓ What equipment is used on-scene, and why was it selected? ✓ How long does a full capture typically take? ✓ How much training does an investigator need before capturing scenes accurately? ✓ What challenges arise during active investigations where conditions may be unpredictable? Accuracy, completeness and investigative impact ✓ How does 3D documentation improve the accuracy and completeness of investigations? ✓ What are the advantages compared to photos, sketches or conventional diagramming? ✓ How do investigators revisit, explore or measure the scene using the digital twin later? ✓ What types of cases benefit most from 3D documentation? ✓ What has been the feedback from investigators in the field? Courtroom and legal considerations ✓ How do prosecutors and juries respond to 3D reconstructions in court? ✓ Are 3D models being accepted as part of the evidentiary record? ✓ What legal standards or best practices are emerging around 3D crime scene documentation? ✓ How does the system handle chain of custody and audit requirements? Technology, platform and data management ✓ What does it take for the Urbanimmersive platform to support forensic-grade documentation? ✓ How does Urbanimmersive ensure secure handling of sensitive and confidential case data? ✓ How are large 3D files managed, stored and shared across agencies? ✓ What integrations or tools are needed for investigators, analysts and prosecutors? Adoption, scaling and broader implications ✓ What have been the biggest surprises in deploying this technology across a major police service? ✓ What challenges arise when rolling out a new documentation standard agency-wide? ✓ Can the same workflow be adopted by smaller departments with limited resources? ✓ What lessons have been learned that could help other agencies considering 3D documentation? ✓ How might these tools expand into other public safety or forensic verticals in the future? ► Learn more about Urbanimmersive www.Urbanimmersive.com ► The mission of the Sûreté du Québec The Sûreté du Québec, as the national police force, contributes throughout the territory of Québec, to maintaining peace and public order, preserving life, safety and fundamental human rights and protecting property. The Sûreté du Québec also supports the police community, coordinates major police operations, contributes to the integrity of governmental institutions and ensures the safety of transport networks under Québec jurisdiction. Source: Sûreté du Québec Questions that I should ask François during this WGAN-TV Live at 5 show? Happy holidays, Dan |
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