ITAI 2001
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5th International ITAI-Conference held at York – November 2001
- R & P Vaughan: Accidents and the Reasonable Driver
- A Grenter: ACPO Road Investigation Manual
- P E Forman & J Hill: The New 'OnTthe Spot' Accident Investigation Project
- P E Forman & I Parry: Data Collection at Major Incident Scenes Using Three Dimensional Laser Scanning Techniques
- D Wright: How Reliable are Eyewitnesses?
- T Foster: Driver's Use of Horn in an Emergency Situation: Expectation v Reality
- J Unarski, W Wach, J Wiercinski & D Rudram: Supporting Programs for Road Accident Analysis
- R Smith: Collision with Emerging Vehicles - A Momentum Analysis
- A Moore: Minimum Distance Required for a Vehicle to Overtake and Regain its Correct Side of the Road
- J Brooking: Investigation of Motorcycle Crashes Involving Mechanical Failures
- J Webb: Detecting Pedestrian Contact with a Vehicle
- D Otte: Importance of Speed-Related Traces on the Scene for Determination of Collision Speed in Pedestrian Accidents
- D Hague: Calculation of Impact Speed from Pedestrian Slide Distance
- N Phelps: Factors that Influence Driver Reaction Times on PC-based Test
- J Muttart: Evaluation of the Influence of Several Variables upon Driver Perception Response Times
- P Noble-Matthews: Airbags - The Price of Safety: The Impact on Immediate Medical Care at the Roadside
- N Byard: Investigating Compatibility In Real World Impacts
- G Owen: Experts' Reports: No Use to Anyone. Discussion Between Experts: An Invitation to Compromise
- W R Haight: Automobile Event Data Recorders (EDR) Technology