Step 1: Understanding crime scene mapping methods
- Triangulation: Uses two fixed reference points to measure evidence location. More accurate for irregular scenes.
- Rectangular coordinate: Uses x-y grid system (right angles). Common and fairly accurate for indoor scenes.
- Base line: Establishes a straight line and measures perpendicular distances. Useful in outdoor/large scenes.
- Polar/Grid coordinate: Uses an angle and distance from a single reference point. Simplest, but least precise because small angle errors lead to big location errors.
Step 2: Identify least accurate
Since the polar/grid coordinate method depends on angular measurement, it is prone to errors and is considered the most basic and least accurate.
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