Collision Magazine Volume 8, Issue 1 (digital copy)

Collision Magazine Volume 8, Issue 1 was released in the Spring of 2013. In addition to the research articles, this issue also includes the 2013 EDR Summit speaker presentations in PDF format.

After placing your order, you will receive an email within 1 business day containing a custom link to download the digital issue and any supporting data files.

Articles included in this issue:

• Further Developments Regarding the Dynamic Modeling of Motor Vehicle Collision Response Using the SDOF Approach
  by Jai Singh

• Hyundai and Kia Crash Data – A Preliminary Overview
  by: Rusty Haight, Shawn Gyorke, and Sean Haight

• The Effect of Tinted Headlights. A Look Into the Level of Light Diminishment Headlights Experience When a Tint is Applied to the Headlight
  by Jeff Cardita

• Laser Scanning for Crash Reconstruction
  by Joel Salinas

• Validation and Use of EDR Data from a Non-CDR Supported Vehicle in a Criminal Prosecution Case
  by Wesley Vandiver, Isaac Ikram and Bryan Randles

• Investigation of Traffic Crashes Involving the Inhalation of Difluoroethane
  by Adam M. Hyde and Roger W. Barrette

• Accuracy of GPS Speed and Location Data Measured in Emergency Vehicles
  by David M. Little, Cst. Rob Joiner and Cpl. Stephen Hilliard

• Reader Commentary on a Previously Published Article

2013 EDR Summit Presentations:

• SAE EDR Committee and NHTSA Part 563 Update
  Brian Everest
• Clipped data - what is it and what does it mean to a reconstruction?
  Rusty Haight
• OE Updates
  General Motors, Chrysler and Toyota
• Contents of the Help file and Data Limitations, links and disconnects for the end user
  Shawn Gyorke
• Advanced re-powering techniques; strategies for newly supported OE lines
  Kent Boots
• Panel Q&A
  Bosch and OE’s (NO PDF)
• Examples of data from non-CDR Tool supported OEs/modules
  Wes Vandiver
• An overview of crash sensing and deployment algorithm design
  Jeffrey Rochette
• Examples showing confirmation of CDR veracity for difficult GM analysis cases
  Bill Rosenbluth
• A comparison of CDR Tool data to a crash reconstruction
  George Hall
• How important is CDR data to a case analysis
  Mike Merolli
• Crash data from motorcycles
  Bill Mael
• An analysis of low delta-V impacts and its relationship to CDR data
  Billy Cox, Jr.
• An examination of data from 'cleared' airbag control modules
  Mike DiTallo
• Toyota crash data recording - thresholds and overwriting process
  Rusty Haight/Bob Anderson