Collision Magazine Volume 11, Issue 1 (digital copy)

Collision Magazine Volume 11, Issue 1 was released in the Spring of 2016. In addition to the research articles, this issue also includes the 2016 EDR Summit speaker presentations in PDF format.

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Articles included in this issue:

• The Accelerations Present During the Trip Phase of a Soil-Tripped Rollover Crash
  by: Nathan A. Rose and Neal Carter

• The Older Lady Versus the Younger Lady: Female Occupant Kinematics in Low-Speed Rear End Collisions
  by: Lissette M. Ruberté, Billy S. Cox, Jr. and
  Susan Lantz

• My Turn at the Wheel: Be Careful With What You Ask For It Might Bite You!
  by: Erik Carlsson

• Streamlining Accident Investigation
  by: Larry Trojak

• Using Ford EDR Pre-crash Stability Control System Data
  by: John Bruno and Richard R. Ruth

• How Accurate are Witness Distance Estimates Given in Car Lengths?
  by: Nathan Rose, Neal Carter, John Kreisher, Martin Randolph, William Neale and David Danaher

• Release History of Bosch Crash Data Retrieval Tool Software
  by: W. R. Rusty Haight

• Crash Data Case Study Problem and Answers
  by: W. R. Rusty Haight

2016 EDR Summit Presentations:

• Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) update
  Lisa Fodale
• Data privacy and new laws?
  Scott Greene
• Guide to unsupported Ford EDR’s, a compendium of all known unsupported Ford modules, what they contain, and who to contact to get the data read
  Rick Ruth
• Digital security, the right way the first time
  Steve Watson
• Vehicle System Forensics + Crash Data = The Before, During, and After
  Ben Lemere
• Process for working on damaged modules involved in incidents under investigation
  Paul Gullekson
• Update on successful reprogramming of ACMs and the addition of unrelated data for imaging
  Mike Merolli
• Case Study: Data from a car-to-motorcycle crash test highlighting complementary reconstruction techniques and applications
  Adam Hyde/Mike Ditallo
• Application of crash data from non-supported Ford vehicles
  Shawn Gyorke/Mike Ditallo
  CDR Tool version history highlighting little documented and little noticed changes or why it's so important to use the most current version of the software
  Rusty Haight
• Back powering vehicles for newly added systems, the current state of the art
  Kent Boots
• How vehicle systems really work together or is it 'equipped'?
  Chris Guiterrez
• Hyundai/Kia update
  Shawn Gyorke
• Testing and analysis of unsupported Kia data
  Wes Vandiver
• Insurance and fleet management update
  Rusty Haight