Collision Magazine Volume 7, Issue 1 (digital edition)

Collision Magazine Volume 7, Issue 1 was released in the Spring of 2012. In addition to the research articles, this issue also includes the 2012 EDR Summit speaker presentations in PDF format.

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Articles included in this issue:

• Accident Reconstruction of an Unwitnessed Bicycle Mishap
  by Timothy Joganich

• A Method for Creating Photograph Textured Planes and Camera Positions in HVE Simulations
  by Brad R. Shults

• Using the Monte Carlo Method with Crash Event Data
  by Roger W. Barrette

• Accuracy of Toyota Event Data Recorders
  by Richard R. Ruth

• Becoming an Effective Expert Witness
  by William J. Melkonian

• Transcript of the CDR Summit Mock Admissibility Hearing for Trial Preparation
  by Ron Zacapa

• Information Analysis for the Collision Analyst
  by Jerry S. Ogden, Mathew Martonovich, Zachariah Weimer, and Katrina M. Kloberdanz

• CDR Data From More Than One Car? Fitting It All Together
  by Raymond Wangler

• Close-Range Photogrammetry for Sightline Obstruction Determination
  by Lee DeChant and Gary Cooper

• Toyota, Lexus, and Scion CDR Coverage
  by Kent E. Boots

• Using Data from a DriveCam Video Event Recorder to Reconstruct a Hard Braking Event
  by Nathan A. Rose, William T.C. Neale and Neal R. Carter

• OPINION – Peer Review
  by Raymond M. Brach, R. Matthew Brach, Jarrod Carter, Joseph Marsh, Donald Parker, Chris Van Ee, and Michael Varat

2012 EDR Summit Presentations:

• SAE EDR Committee and NHTSA Part 563 Update
  Brian Everest
• OE Updates: GM and Chrysler
  Don Floyd, Jim Bielenda
• Toyota Update and Comparison of Toyota ROT and CDR Data
  Kent Boots
• A Comparison of Raw Data in ECUs versus Data Found, or Not Found in CDR Reports and Considerations of Possible Challenges to Investigator Integrity
  William Rosenbluth
• Practical Methods to Accomplish Direct‐EEPROM (D‐EEP) Retrievals and Assessment of Information Patterns in that Data
  William Rosenbluth
• Using the Monte Carlo Method with Crash Event Data
  Roger Barrette
• Chip Swapping: Risk v Reward
  David Little
• The Ford PCM Restrain Deployment Signal: Expectations versus Reality
  Bruce McLaughlin
• CDR Data from more than One Car? Fitting it Together
  Ray Wangler
• Is a Search Warrant Required? Case Law Review
  Chuck Gillingham
• Frye/Daubert and the Admission of Expert Testimony
  Thomas Bohan
• Mock Admissibility Hearing
• CDR Admission and Expert Preparation
  William Melkonian
• Re‐powering 101 – intro for breakout
  Kent Boots
• Breakout Sessions
  1. RCM and PCM Data Together – Rusty Haight
  2. Re‐powering 101 – live demonstrations – Kent Boots & Don Floyd