Collision Magazine Volume 4, Issue 1 (digital edition)

Collision Magazine Volume 4, Issue 1 was released in the Spring of 2009. In addition to the research articles, this issue also includes the 2009 EDR Summit speaker presentations in PDF format.

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Articles included in this issue:

• Photo Rectification Plays an Important Role for Determining Fault in a Two Vehicle Crash
  by Lee DeChant

• ACM Reprogramming
  by Chuck Veppert

• Signal Processing Applied to Vehicle Speed Measurement and Recording
  by Gary Johnson

• Accuracy of Selected 2008 Chrysler ACM EDR’s During Braking
  by Richard Ruth & Tim Reust

• Calculating Speed From Skidmarks
  by Peter Bergh

• Ranges of Safety Provided by Safety Technologies Used For Reducing Motorcycle Crashes, Fatalities, Injuries and Loss
  by William Belisle

• CDR Evidence Frequently Asked Questions
  by William J. Melkonian

• The Mathematics of Turns, Evasive Maneuvers, Lane Changes, and Passing
  by Peter Bergh

• Using Ford PCM Data to Evaluate Deceleration Rates, Brake Time and Impact Speeds
  by Tim Reust, Richard Ruth, James Morgan

• Alcohol and Vehicle Collisions – Correlation or Cause?
  by Peter H. Rast

• Forensic Photography and Crash Reconstruction Part 2: Solutions to Common Problems
  by Robert Wyman

2009 EDR Summit Presentations:

• Various Highlights of New Model Coverage: Ford, Chrysler, & GM.
• EDR Data & Collision Reconstruction Analysis: A Criminal Investigation Case Study
  Wesley Vandiver
• Accuracy or Selected 2008 Chrysler Airbag Control Module EDR Precrash Speed Data During Braking
  Rick Ruth / Tim Reust
• Using Ford PCM Data to Evaluate Deceleration Rates and Braking Distance
  Tim Reust
• GM Rollover Sensor (ROS) Applications
  Rusty Haight
• CSV Export Functionality for CDR v. 3.1 including Chrysler
  Greg Russell
• Advanced Data Collection Techniques
  Brad Muir
• CDR Legal Issues
  Bill Melkonian
• Signal Processing Applied to Vehicle Speed Measurement and Recording
  Gary Johnson
• GM Data Timing Analysis
  Greg Russell
• ACM Reprogramming
  Chuck Veppert
• Results of Full Scale Chrysler Crash Tests
  Rusty Haight