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Its angle of impact can be determined by taking its diameter (4-8 mm) and using it to divide its width. Directionality is determined by the tail of blood stain.

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A low velocity spatter is usually four to eight millimeters in size and is often a result of dripping blood after a victim sustains an injury such as a stab or in some cases a punch. Low velocity spatter can also result from pools of blood around the body and transfers.

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Its angle of impact can be determined by taking its diameter (1-4mm) and using it to divide its width. Directionality is determined by the tail of blood stain.

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A Medium velocity blood splatter is usually one to four millimeters in size and can be caused by a beating with a blunt object.  The force of the blood hitting a surface for medium velocity blood spatter is between 5 and 100 feet per second.

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Its angle of impact can be determined by taking its diameter (<1 mm) and using it to divide its width. Directionality is determined by the tail of blood stain.

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A high velocity blood splatter is usually less than one millimeter in size and can be caused by a gunshot, it can also be caused by other objects too if enough force is exerted. The force of the blood hitting a surface for high velocity blood spatter is over 100 feet per second.