Collision Magazine Volume 10, Issue 1 (digital edition)

Collision Magazine Volume 10, Issue 1 was released in the Spring of 2015. In addition to the research articles, this issue also includes the 2015 EDR Summit speaker presentations in PDF format.

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Articles included in this issue:

• Data Mining the NHTSA NASS CDR Database
  by: Tobias Achstetter, Fabian Kübler, Michael Wolf and Sean Haight

• The Implications of the CRASH3 Uniaxial Structural Response Model and the Nature of Available Collision Test Data inRegards to Work-energy Relationships for Oblique Impacts
  by: Jai Singh

• Errors and Uncertainty in Deriving Speed Estimates from Skid Tests Taken at Accident Scenes
  by: William C. Fischer

• My Turn At the Wheel: A DIRTY TRICK BY A LAW OF PHYSICS, OR WHAT?
  by: Erik Carlsson

• Analysis and Performance of a Booster Seated 6 Year Old HIII Anthropomorphic Test Device When Utilizing Seat Belt Cinching For Lap Slack Control
  by: Michael T. Vecchio

• A Method to Establish Delta-V and Collision Force in a Two-Vehicle Collinear Collision where Stiffness Data for One of the Vehicles is not Available
  by: Jai Singh

• Video-Based Accident Reconstruction of TransAsia Flight
  by: Adam Cybanski

• Case Study: Three Car, In-line Crash Analysis with CDR Data
  by: Rusty Haight

2015 EDR Summit Presentations:

• New Vehicle Technologies - Their Impact on CDR Imaging
  Kent Boots
• Clearing an ACM - what is it, how is it done? (Part 1)
  Sean Haight / Mike Merolli
• GM Ignition Switch Failures and the Associated CDR Data (Part 1)
  Rusty Haight
• Toyota Event Recording Prioritization (Part 1)
  Bob Anderson
• Crash Testing
  Collision Safety Institute
• Panel Q&A
  Bosch and OE’s (NO PDF)
• Clearing an ACM - what is it, how is it done? (Part 2)
  Sean Haight / Mike Merolli
• Review of CDR Case Law in North America
  Bolton M. Harris
• GM
  Don Floyd
• Non-supported Nissan and Infinity Vehicle Crash Data via the Nissan Consult System
  Eric Paul
• Nuances of Crash Reconstruction Using Non-Deployment Data
  Billy Cox
• Data Mining the NHTSA NASS CDR Database
  Tobias Achstetter
• Online Technologies and Resources
  Scott Baker
• Toyota Event Recording Prioritization (Part 2)
  Bob Anderson
• GM Ignition Switch Failures and the Associated CDR Data (Part 2)
  Rusty Haight
• Crash Test Data Review
  Staff