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Rail sleuths: the investigative edge of rail forensic technical services

Dr. Nigel Bish
Dr. Nigel Bish Dr. Nigel Bish / HKA

While the quest for solutions to engineering failures is as ancient as the field of engineering, the increasing complexity of the discipline has led to a need for novel investigative methods. Forensic technical services specifically oriented towards rail have thus seen the light of day. RailTech.com interviewed Dr. Nigel Bish, Technical Director at the international consulting group HKA’s Rail Forensic Technical Services.

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Interview

Rail sleuths: the investigative edge of rail forensic technical services

Dr. Nigel Bish
Dr. Nigel Bish Dr. Nigel Bish / HKA

While the quest for solutions to engineering failures is as ancient as the field of engineering, the increasing complexity of the discipline has led to a need for novel investigative methods. Forensic technical services specifically oriented towards rail have thus seen the light of day. RailTech.com interviewed Dr. Nigel Bish, Technical Director at the international consulting group HKA’s Rail Forensic Technical Services.

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Author: Emma Dailey

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