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==2019== | |||
===Collision Volume 13, Issue 2 (2019)=== | |||
* Michael Stogsdill: Vehicle Fire = No Electronic Data? | |||
* Alan Moore: Vehicle Speed From Sound | |||
* Annika Kortman: Crash Behaviour In A Crash Comparison: The New Biofidelic Dummy in Different Scenarios Of Accidents Involving Passenger Cars And Pedestrians | |||
* Wesley Vandiver, Robert Anderson: Crash-ol-o-gy: Introducing Toyota Vehicle Control History | |||
* W. R. Rusty Haight, Robert Anderson: Toyota Gen1 EDR Event Recording Logic | |||
* Nathan Rose, Neal Carter, Martin Randolph, William Bortles: Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction: Incorporating EDR Data from the Struck Vehicle | |||
* Weston Brown, Robert Anderson: Tesla EDR Case Studies & Reconstruction Techniques | |||
* Shawn Harrington: Identifying Infotainment Systems for Use in Accident Reconstruction | |||
* Lawrence Wilson, Dr. Kevin Schrum: Guardrail Crash End Terminal Reconstruction and Analysis | |||
* W. R. Rusty Haight, Robert Anderson: CASE PROBLEM: Toyota Gen1 EDR Event Recording Logic | |||
* W. R. Rusty Haight, Robert Anderson: SOLUTION: Toyota Gen1 EDR Event Recording Logic | |||
===Collision Volume 13, Issue 1 (2019)=== | |||
* Wes Vandiver, Robert Anderson: Crash-ol-ogy | |||
* Wes Vandiver, Robert Anderson: Vehicle System Forensics for Crash Reconstruction | |||
* Adam Cybanski: Dash Camera Video Velocity Analysis | |||
* Edward C. Fatzinger Jr.: Power Loss Issues Related To Edr Data In 2013-2017 Kawasaki Ninja 300 And Zx-6R Motorcycles | |||
* Jai Singh: The Impact Of Nonlinear Boundary Geometry Considerations In Regards To Residual Damage Based Model Coefficients, Equivalent Barrier Speed And Internal Work Absorbed | |||
* Joseph Weadon: Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Photogrammetry vs. Total Station | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My Turn at the Wheel: ” Driver’s Early Arrival at the Scene Caused Accident?” | |||
* Nathan Rose, William Bortles, Neal Carter: Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction: Applicable Error Rates for Struck Vehicle EDR-Reported Delta-V | |||
* Craig Proctor-Parker: Documenting A High Speed, Rear End, Partial Overlap, Crash Test Of A Large Sedan & Stationary Commercial Trailer | |||
==2018== | |||
===Collision Volume 12, Issue 2 (2018)=== | |||
* Robert D Anderson, Michael Rosenfield, Russell Anderson: Electric Golf Cart and Scooter Acceleration, Hard Brake, and Stability Testing | |||
* Robert D Anderson: Estimated Likelihood Of Obtaining The Non-Deployment Event Of Interest And Pre-Crash Data Guide For The Toyota Gen1 Airbag Control Modules | |||
* Tim Austin: Revisiting Caterpillar ECMs | |||
* Shanon R. Burgess, William F. Messerschmidt: Forensic Methods for Dealing with Damaged ACM/ECM Components | |||
* Bobby J Mullinax: Reconstruction From Body Worn Camera Videos | |||
* Jai Singh: Residual Damage Based Accident Reconstruction: Accounting For Mismatched Residual Damage Profiles | |||
* Thomas Barth: A Summary of Recent NTSB Highway Crash Investigation Products | |||
* W. R. Rusty Haight: Crash Data Access and Authority: Consent, Court Orders, and more | |||
==2017== | |||
===Collision Volume 12, Issue 1 (2017)=== | |||
* Michael DiTallo, Brent Munyon, Thomas Green, Eric Paul, Kelley Adamson, Mike Merolli, Kevin Vosburgh, Billy Cox, Robert Anderson, David Hallman, Eric Moody, and James Whelan: Three Different Methodologies for Determining the Drag Factor for Motorcycles Sliding on Their Sides | |||
* Peter J. Leiss, Steven Becker and Gary Derian: Tire Friction Comparison of Three Tire Types in Warm and Near Freezing Temperatures | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My turn at the wheel: a dirty trick to achieve the desired result, or what? | |||
* Michael DiTallo, Eric Paul, Kelley Adamson, Thomas Green, Mike Merolli, Brent Munyon, Kevin Vosburgh, Billy Cox, Eric Moody, Robert Anderson, James Whelan and David Hallman: Motorcycle Center of Gravity Data: Methodology and Reference | |||
* Nathan Rose: Fracture Energy Calculations for Wooden Utility Poles | |||
* Luis Flores: Autonomous Vehicle Technology: Looking One, Five, and Fifteen Years into The Future. An Accident Reconstructionist’s Perspective | |||
* Thomas Green, Michael DiTallo, Eric Paul, Kelley Adamson, Mike Merolli, Brent Munyon, Kevin Vosburgh, Billy Cox, Robert Anderson, David Hallman, Eric Moody and James Whelan: 3D Laser Scanners in Crash Testing | |||
* Chad McFadden: Fast approach to building solid cases: laser scanning provides important benefits for investigator | |||
* David Hallman, Robert Anderson, Billy Cox, Kevin Vosburgh, Kelley Adamson, Thomas Green, Mike Merolli, Brent Munyon, Eric Paul, Eric Moody, James Whelan, and Michael DiTallo: Evaluation of the MIDE Slam Stick as a Low-Cost Accelerometer and Data Acquisition System for Vehicle Skid Testing | |||
==2016== | ==2016== | ||
===Collision Volume 11, Issue 2 (Fall 2016)=== | |||
* Nathan A. Rose, Neal Carter, and Gray Beauchamp: The Accelerations Present during the Trip Phase of a Soil-Tripped Rollover Crash – An Update | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My Turn At The Wheel: Principal Direction of Force Real or Abstract? | |||
* 2106 ARC-CSI Crash Team Boot Camp: Gary Davis, Andre Doria, Michael Morris, and Randy Eldridge: Impact Speed Determination in a Head-On Crash using Bayesian Networks | |||
* David M. Hallman, Robert D. Anderson, Wesley Grimes, Michael DiTallo, Kenneth Salisbury and Kevin Vosburgh: Evaluation of the MIDE Slam Stick X As a Low- Cost Accelerometer and Data Acquisition System for Vehicle Crash Testing | |||
* Rudy Limpert, Ph.D.: Low-Speed Rear-End Crash Analysis MARC1 Use in Test Data Analysis and Crash Reconstruction | |||
* Robert D. Anderson, Michelle R. Hoffman, Russell L. Anderson and Michael Rosenfield: Piston-Type Bumper Isolator Compression versus Delta-V in Bumper-to-Barrier and Bumper-to-Bumper Impacts | |||
* Nathan Rose and Neal Carter: The Longevity of Scene Evidence from a Rollover A Case Study | |||
* Michael DiTallo, Thomas Green, Wes Grimes, Ken Salisbury, Brent Munyon, Tom Lawson, James Whelan, Eric Moody, Kevin Vosburgh, and Eric Paul: Motorycycle Crash Testing: Advanced Boot Camp Was Born | |||
* W. R. Rusty Haight: Evaluating Crash Data from late model GM vehicles | |||
===Collision Volume 11, Issue 1 (Spring 2016)=== | |||
* Nathan Rose and Neal Carter: The Accelerations Present During the Trip Phase of a Soil-Tripped Rollover Crash | |||
* Lissette Ruberte, Billy Cox, Jr., and Susan Lantz: The Older Lady Versus the Younger Lady: Female Occupant Kinematics in Low-speed, Rear-end Collisions | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My Turn at the Wheel: Be Careful With What You Ask For, It Might Bite You! | |||
* Larry Trojak: Streamlining Accident Investigation | |||
* John Bruno and Richard Ruth: Using Ford [[EDR]] Pre-crash Stability Control System Data | |||
* Nathan Rose, Neal Carter, John Kreisher, Martin Randolph, William Neale and David Danaher: How Accurate Are Witness Distance Estimates Given in Car Lenghts? | |||
* Rusty Haight: Release Version History of Bosch [[CDR]] Tool Software | |||
* Rusty Haight: CASE STUDY: Crash Data Case Problem with Solutions | |||
==2015== | ==2015== | ||
===Collision Volume 10, Issue 2 (Fall 2015)=== | |||
* Collision Staff : Crash and Learn 2015 | |||
* Adam Hyde, Joseph Manges, Mike DiTallo: A Team Approach to Crash Investigation | |||
* Ben Lemere: The Rest of the Story | |||
* Lawrence A. Wilson and Sean Haight: Kinematics of Braced, Un-braced, and Out-of-position Occupants in Low-speed Bumper-to-bumper Rear Impacts | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My Turn at the Wheel: Don't Look Too Closely | |||
* [[McHenry, B.|Brian G McHenry]]: A Review of the Development and Validation of Simulation Technology for Vehicular Accident Reconstruction | |||
* Adam Cybanski: Traffic Camera Video Analysis Validation | |||
* [[Haight, R.|Rusty Haight]]: CASE STUDY: Who Hit Whom First? | |||
===Collision Volume 10, Issue 1 (Spring 2015)=== | |||
* Tobias Achstetter, Fabian Kübler, Michael Wolf and Sean Haight: Data Mining the [[NHTSA]] [[NASS]] [[CDR]] Database | |||
* Jai Singh: The implications of the [[CRASH|CRASH3]] uniaxial structural response model and the nature of available collision test data in regards to work-energy relationships for oblique impacts | |||
* William C. Fischer: Errors and Uncertainty in Deriving Speed Estimates from Skid Tests Taken at Accident Scenes | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My Turn At the Wheel: A DIRTY TRICK BY A LAW OF PHYSICS, OR WHAT? | |||
* Michael T. Vecchio: Analysis and Performance of a Booster Seated 6 Year Old HIII Anthropomorphic Test Device When Utilizing Seat Belt Cinching For Lap Slack Control | |||
* Jai Singh: A Method to Establish [[Delta-v|Delta-V]] and Collision Force in a Two-Vehicle Collinear Collision where Stiffness Data for One of the Vehicles is not Available | |||
* [[Cybanski, A.|Adam Cybanski]]: Video-Based Accident Reconstruction of TransAsia Flight | |||
* [[Haight, R.|Rusty Haight]]: CASE STUDY: Three Car, In-line Crash Analysis with [[CDR]] Data | |||
==2014== | ==2014== | ||
===Collision Volume 9, Issue 2 (Fall 2014)=== | |||
* Scott Kimbrough: Using Inequality Constraints in the Probability Analysis of Individual Motor Vehicle Accidents | |||
* David M. Hallman: Wheel Slip and its Effect on Reported Vehicle Speed | |||
* Clinton Marquardt: How Long Can You Stay Awake? | |||
* Lissette Ruberte, Susan Lantz, Robert Thompson, Michael Chan, Bobby Clemence, Greg Dycus, Mitchell Burton, Brian Chan, Terry Wong, Billy Cox: Low Velocity Piston Isolator Testing of a Ford Crown Victoria | |||
* C. Brian Moody, [[Keifer, O.|Orion P. Keifer]], Bradley C. Reckamp, Wes Richardson: Vehicle Dynamics and Resultant Occupant Accelerations Caused by Vehicle Wheel Separation | |||
* W.R. Rusty Haight: [[CDR]] Report Data from Vehicles Subject to the GM Ignition Switch Recall with the "Epsilon" ACM | |||
* Oren Masory, [[Bartlett, W.|Wade Bartlett]], Bill Wright: Determination of Motorcycle Pre-Collision Speed | |||
===Collision Volume 9, Issue 1 (Spring 2014)=== | |||
* Jeffrey Suway, Anthony Cornetto, Ronny Wahba, John Swanson, Fawzi Bayan: Three Dimensional Simulation of a Crash Test Series in SIMON Utilizing A, B, C and D Stiffness Coefficients | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My Turn At the Wheel: An Amazing Speed Computation | |||
* [[Rose, N.|Nathan A. Rose]], Neal Carter, [[Pentecost, D.|David Pentecost]]: Analysis of Motorcycle and Rider Limits on a Curve | |||
* Dan H. Wyatt: Signs of a Wreck: How to Spot a Rolling Disaster | |||
* [[Haight, R.|Rusty Haight]], Sean Haight: Signs of a Wreck: Testing and Simulation | |||
* James D English: Validating Crash Data Retrieval Tool Data through Crash Testing | |||
==2013== | ==2013== | ||
===Collision Volume 8, Issue 2 (Fall 2013)=== | |||
* Sean Haight and Rusty Haight: Analysis of Event Data Recorder [[Delta-v|Delta-V]] Reporting in the [[IIHS]] Small Overlap Crash Test | |||
* David Hallman: Differentiating Potentially Causal Precrash Component Damage from Crash Damage | |||
* Mike May and Andrew Russell: Driver Distraction – Obtaining Mobile Device Digital Evidence | |||
* William Brem and Wayne Denham: Evidence Sometimes Overlooked During Vehicle Inspections | |||
* Rusty Haight, Shawn Gyorke and Sean Haight: Hyundai and Kia Crash Data: the Indispensable Compendium | |||
* Dawn Mutis: Bombardier Can - Am Spyder Braking and Acceleration Testing | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My Turn at the Wheel: "Think of a Number, Then..." | |||
===Collision Volume 8, Issue 1 (Spring 2013)=== | |||
* Jai Singh: Further Developments Regarding the Dynamic Modeling of Motor Vehicle Collision Response Using the SDOF Approach | |||
* Rusty Haight, Shawn Gyorke, and Sean Haight: Hyundai and Kia Crash Data – A Preliminary Overview | |||
* Jeff Cardita: The Effect of Tinted Headlights. A Look Into the Level of Light Diminishment Headlights Experience When a Tint is Applied to the Headlight | |||
* Joel Salinas: Laser Scanning for Crash Reconstruction | |||
* Wesley Vandiver, Isaac Ikram and Bryan Randles: Validation and Use of [[EDR]] Data from a Non-[[CDR]] Supported Vehicle in a Criminal Prosecution Case | |||
* Adam M. Hyde and Roger W. Barrette: Investigation of Traffic Crashes Involving the Inhalation of Difluoroethane | |||
* David M. Little, Cst. Rob Joiner and Cpl. Stephen Hilliard: Accuracy of GPS Speed and Location Data Measured in Emergency Vehicles | |||
* Reader Commentary on a Previously Published Article | |||
==2012== | ==2012== | ||
===Collision Volume 7, Issue 2 (Fall 2012)=== | |||
* Lawrence A. Wilson and Sean H. Haight: Dynamics of Vehicle-to-Vehicle Side Impact Crash Tests | |||
* Richard Auty: Pilot To Determine If Using Laser Scanning Saves Time & Improves Collision Investigations | |||
* Erik Carlsson: My Turn At The Wheel: How To Use The Combined Speed Formula,Or Not! | |||
* Jeffrey Suway, Anthony Cornetto, John Swanson, Fawzi Bayan, Ronny Wahba and Alfred Cipriani: A Comparison Between A Real World Crash Test, [[HVE]] Simulation and 3D Scanning | |||
* Timothy Austin, William Messerschmidt, And Michael Farrell: Using & Preserving HVEDR Diagnostic Event Data | |||
* Oren Masory and Nicolas Putod: Determination of Impact Force and Crush Energy Using Abductive Networks | |||
* W. R. Rusty Haight and Sean H. Haight: Analysis And Application Of Rollover Data From Testing | |||
* Juan M. Herrera and Anselmo Najera G.: Determination of Vehicle Orientation at Ground Contact for Rollover Accidents | |||
* Ray Turner: School Bus Submergence Collision Investigation and Passenger Survivability | |||
* Paul T. Semones: Reconstruction Essentials for Tread Separation Accidents Involving Axle Tramp | |||
* James D. English, John Howell, C. Bruce Gambardella, Bob Lynn and Jeff Bangle: Crash Team Boot Camp - Crash Test Data Review | |||
* Daniel W. Vomhof III: FORCE-BALANCE: Application of the Tool for the Determination of Closing Speeds | |||
* John Howell and Mario Alfonsi: Yaw Marks: Past And Present | |||
===Collision Volume 7, Issue 1 (Spring 2012)=== | |||
* Timothy Joganich, MS, CHFP: Accident Reconstruction of an Unwitnessed Bicycle Mishap | |||
* Brad R. Shults: A Method for Creating Photograph Textured Planes and Camera Positions in HVE Simulations | |||
* Roger W. Barrette, MSE: Using the Monte Carlo Method with Crash Event Data | |||
* Richard R. Ruth, P.E.: Accuracy of Toyota Event Data Recorders | |||
* William J. Melkonian, D.A.: Becoming an Effective Expert Witness | |||
* Jerry S. Ogden, PE, Mathew Martonovich, EI, Zachariah Weimer, PE, Katrina M. Kloberdanz, PE: Information Analysis for the Collision Analyst | |||
* Ray Wangler: CDR Data from more than One Car? Fitting it all together | |||
* Lee DeChant and Gary Cooper: Close-Range Photogrammetry for Sight-line Obstruction Determination | |||
* Kent Boots: Toyota, Lexus, and Scion [[CDR]] Coverage | |||
* M. Branch, R. Matthew Brach, Jarrod Carter, Joseph March, Donald Parker, Chris Van Ed, and Michael Varat: Opinion: Peer Review | |||
* Nathan A. Rose, William T.C. Neale, Neal R. Carter: Using Data from a DriveCam Video Event Recorder to Reconstruct a Hard Braking Event | |||
==2011== | ==2011== | ||
===Collision Volume 6, Issue 2 (Fall 2011)=== | ===Collision Volume 6, Issue 2 (Fall 2011)=== | ||
* Brian McHenry: A Short History of Nearly Everything! ( … about [[McHenry Software|McHenry]] and Computers in Highway Safety) | * [[McHenry, B.|Brian McHenry]]: A Short History of Nearly Everything! ( … about [[McHenry Software|McHenry]] and Computers in Highway Safety) | ||
* ARC-CSI Boot Camp Team: ARC-CSI Crash Team Boot Camp Experience and Crash Test Data Review | * ARC-CSI Boot Camp Team: ARC-CSI Crash Team Boot Camp Experience and Crash Test Data Review | ||
* Terry D. Day: Intersection Crash Reconstruction - From Cradle to Grave | * [[Day, T.|Terry D. Day]]: Intersection Crash Reconstruction - From Cradle to Grave | ||
* Daniel Melcher, Jay Przybyla, Rachel Keller, Thomas Rush: Applications of GPS Data in Collision Reconstruction | * Daniel Melcher, Jay Przybyla, Rachel Keller, Thomas Rush: Applications of GPS Data in Collision Reconstruction | ||
* Lee DeChant, J Rolly Kinney: Accident Reconstruction Photogrammetry Using Zoomed Images from Digital Cameras | * Lee DeChant, J Rolly Kinney: Accident Reconstruction Photogrammetry Using Zoomed Images from Digital Cameras | ||
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* Francisco Klein: Fundamentals of Highway and Roadside Design for the Accident Reconstruction Specialist | * Francisco Klein: Fundamentals of Highway and Roadside Design for the Accident Reconstruction Specialist | ||
* Bruno Schmidt, Michelle Beach: Eccentric Collisions and Post-Impact Motion - Busting a Myth | * Bruno Schmidt, Michelle Beach: Eccentric Collisions and Post-Impact Motion - Busting a Myth | ||
* W.R. Rusty Haight: Crash Testing... Why Bother? | * [[Haight, R.|W.R. Rusty Haight]]: Crash Testing... Why Bother? | ||
* W.R. Rusty Haight: Peer Reviewed Papers, the [[SAE Papers|SAE]] and Collision Magazine Mutually Exclusive Concepts? | * W.R. Rusty Haight: Peer Reviewed Papers, the [[SAE Papers|SAE]] and Collision Magazine Mutually Exclusive Concepts? | ||
* Peter Bergh: My Turn At the Wheel: The Mathematics of a Bicycle Going Down an Incline | * Peter Bergh: My Turn At the Wheel: The Mathematics of a Bicycle Going Down an Incline | ||
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* Sean H. Haight and Kennerly H. Digges: Vehicle and Occupant Motion in Far-Side Impacts | * Sean H. Haight and Kennerly H. Digges: Vehicle and Occupant Motion in Far-Side Impacts | ||
* David M. Little: Extracting Collision Data from Damaged Ford Powertrain Control Modules | * David M. Little: Extracting Collision Data from Damaged Ford Powertrain Control Modules | ||
* Wade Bartlett: Estimating Maximum Motorcycle Acceleration Rates | * [[Bartlett, W.|Wade Bartlett]]: Estimating Maximum Motorcycle Acceleration Rates | ||
* Charlie Greear, David Thornburg, and Lee DeChant: The Speed Triangle: Momentum, Energy and PCM Data | * Charlie Greear, David Thornburg, and Lee DeChant: The Speed Triangle: Momentum, Energy and PCM Data | ||
* William Messerschmidt, Benjamin Smith, and Al Dunn: Applying Heavy Vehicle [[EDR]] Data in the Real World | * William Messerschmidt, Benjamin Smith, and Al Dunn: Applying Heavy Vehicle [[EDR]] Data in the Real World | ||
* Donald F. Tandy, Jr., Jason Colborn, Robert J. Pascarella, Todd D. Hoover: An Accident Reconstructionist's Primer on: Tire and Wheel Rim Marks at Crash Scenes | * [[Tandy, D.|Donald F. Tandy, Jr.]], Jason Colborn, Robert J. Pascarella, Todd D. Hoover: An Accident Reconstructionist's Primer on: Tire and Wheel Rim Marks at Crash Scenes | ||
* W. R. "Rusty" Haight: Using [[CDR]] System Data in Crash Reconstruction or What Does the Term "Complete Reconstruction" Really Mean? | * W. R. "Rusty" Haight: Using [[CDR]] System Data in Crash Reconstruction or What Does the Term "Complete Reconstruction" Really Mean? | ||
* Timothy J. Reust: GPS Navigation Units: Recorded Data for Use in Accident Reconstruction | * Timothy J. Reust: GPS Navigation Units: Recorded Data for Use in Accident Reconstruction | ||
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==2009== | ==2009== | ||
===Collision Volume 4, Issue 2 (Fall 2009)=== | ===Collision Volume 4, Issue 2 (Fall 2009)=== | ||
Estimation of Vehicle Speed and Trajectory Based on Video from a Vehicle-Mounted Camera | * Dan T. Horak: Estimation of Vehicle Speed and Trajectory Based on Video from a Vehicle-Mounted Camera | ||
* Lenny Simpson and Greg Russell: What is 30? | |||
* C. Gregory Russell: Momentum - Vectoring in a New Approach | |||
What is 30? | * Brad Muir: The latest [[CDR]] System Data from GM Vehicles Update | ||
* Gary Johnson: Honda Gold Wing Motorcycle: Linked Brakes and Their Performance | |||
* Lee E. Jackson and Raymond L. Wangler: Braking Efficiencies of Motorcycles By Experienced Riders in Hard Braking Situations | |||
Momentum - Vectoring in a New Approach | * Richard C. Rinker: My Turn At the Wheel | ||
* Brian Smith: Death Investigations and Their Psychological Effect on Police Officers | |||
* Benjamin N. Smith William F. and Ronnie E. DeMonia: Testing the Last Stop Record in the Mercedes MBE 4000 | |||
The latest CDR System Data from GM Vehicles Update | * Bill Davies: Automobile Extrication for the Reconstructionist | ||
* Marc Green, Ph. D.: Perception-Reaction Time: Is Olson (& Sivak) All You Need To Know? | |||
* Daniel S. Peterson, P.E. and James W. Smith, P.E.: Comparison of Vehicle Measurement Techniques | |||
Honda Gold Wing Motorcycle: Linked Brakes and Their Performance. | * Daniel J. Melcher, Jeffrey D. Armstrong, Jason D. Jupe, and Michael F. Bosworth: Commercial Vehicle Dynamics For Collision Reconstruction | ||
Braking Efficiencies of Motorcycles By Experienced Riders in Hard Braking Situations | |||
My Turn At the Wheel | |||
Death Investigations and Their Psychological Effect on Police Officers. | |||
Testing the Last Stop Record in the Mercedes MBE 4000 | |||
Automobile Extrication for the Reconstructionist | |||
Perception-Reaction Time: Is Olson (& Sivak) All You Need To Know? | |||
===Collision Volume 4, Issue 1 (Spring 2009)=== | ===Collision Volume 4, Issue 1 (Spring 2009)=== | ||
Photo Rectification Plays an Important Role for Determining Fault in a Two Vehicle Crash | * Lee DeChant: Photo Rectification Plays an Important Role for Determining Fault in a Two Vehicle Crash | ||
* Chuck Veppert: ACM Reprogramming | |||
* Gary Johnson: Signal Processing Applied to Vehicle Speed Measurement and Recording | |||
ACM Reprogramming | * Richard Ruth & Tim Reust: Accuracy of Selected 2008 Chrysler ACM EDR’s During Braking | ||
* Peter Bergh: Calculating Speed From Skidmarks | |||
* William Belisle: Ranges of Safety Provided by Safety Technologies Used For Reducing Motorcycle Crashes, Fatalities, Injuries and Loss | |||
Signal Processing Applied to Vehicle Speed Measurement and Recording | * William J. Melkonian: [[CDR]] Evidence Frequently Asked Questions | ||
* Peter Bergh: The Mathematics of Turns, Evasive Maneuvers, Lane Changes, and Passing | |||
* Tim Reust, Richard Ruth, James Morgan: Using Ford PCM Data to Evaluate Deceleration Rates, Brake Time and Impact Speeds | |||
Accuracy of Selected 2008 Chrysler ACM EDR’s During Braking | * Peter H. Rast: Alcohol and Vehicle Collisions - Correlation or Cause? | ||
* Robert Wyman: Forensic Photography and Crash Reconstruction Part 2: Solutions to Common Problems | |||
Calculating Speed From Skidmarks | |||
Ranges of Safety Provided by Safety Technologies Used For Reducing Motorcycle Crashes, Fatalities, Injuries and Loss | |||
CDR Evidence Frequently Asked Questions | |||
The Mathematics of Turns, Evasive Maneuvers, Lane Changes, and Passing | |||
Using Ford PCM Data to Evaluate Deceleration Rates, Brake Time and Impact Speeds | |||
Alcohol and Vehicle Collisions - Correlation or Cause? | |||
Forensic Photography and Crash Reconstruction Part 2: Solutions to Common Problems | |||
==2008== | ==2008== | ||
===Collision Volume 3, Issue 2 (Fall 2008)=== | ===Collision Volume 3, Issue 2 (Fall 2008)=== | ||
* David A. Templeton, Jr.: Close-Range Photogrammetry as a Routine Crash Reconstruction Tool within the Florida Highway Patrol | |||
Close-Range Photogrammetry as a Routine Crash Reconstruction Tool within the Florida Highway Patrol | * Alan K. Nagel: Vehicle Speed Sensor Calibration | ||
* Peter H. Rast: Centrifugal Force Is It Real? | |||
* Sean Haight: Basic Integral Calculus for Crash Reconstruction | |||
Vehicle Speed Sensor Calibration | * Robert Wyman: Forensic Photography and Crash Reconstruction, Part 1: The Professional Amateur Expert Witness Photographer | ||
* Dr. Ray Turner: School Bus Rollovers and Passenger Compartment Ejection: Solving the Puzzle Using Video analytics | |||
* [[Vangi, D.|D. Vangi]], A. Virga, L. Pinchera: Bus Braking Tests: With and Without [[ABS]] | |||
Centrifugal Force Is It Real? | * Elvin Aycock: Hydroplaning: The effect of Water on the Roadway | ||
* Gary Lewis: CASE STUDY: Motorcycle vs. Passenger Car | |||
* Greg Russell and Rusty Haight: CASE STUDY: A Multifaceted Approach to Collision Analysis | |||
Basic Integral Calculus for Crash Reconstruction | * Greg Russell: CASE STUDY: 2 in 3 Out Revisited (follow-up from Volume 1, Issue 2) | ||
Forensic Photography and Crash Reconstruction, Part 1: The Professional Amateur Expert Witness Photographer | |||
School Bus Rollovers and Passenger Compartment Ejection: Solving the Puzzle Using Video analytics | |||
Hydroplaning: The effect of Water on the Roadway | |||
CASE STUDY: Motorcycle vs. Passenger Car | |||
CASE STUDY: A Multifaceted Approach to Collision Analysis | |||
CASE STUDY: 2 in 3 Out Revisited (follow-up from Volume 1, Issue 2) | |||
===Collision Volume 3, Issue 1 (Spring 2008)=== | ===Collision Volume 3, Issue 1 (Spring 2008)=== | ||
* Jai Singh, BS, MS, ACTAR, John Perry, PhD, Judson Welcher BS, MS, [[ACTAR]]: Single Point Crush Variation | |||
* Timothy Erhardt: Vehicle Fires and Airbag Modules | |||
* Brad Muir: Comparing Different Sources of [[CDR]] Data to "Real World" Crashes | |||
Vehicle Fires and Airbag Modules | * Jai Singh, BS, MS, ACTAR, John Perry, PhD: An Alternative Formulation for Symmetric Sine Based Collision Pulse Models | ||
* David M. Little: Cable Options for the "CDR System Handyman" | |||
* Kevin Adkins: Quantifying the Aerodynamic Forces Acting on Objects During a Fall | |||
Comparing Different Sources of CDR Data to "Real World" Crashes | * Bill Wright: Reconstruction: Seeing Across the Years | ||
* Timothy Reust, James Morgan, Richard Ruth: The Accuracy of Speed Recorded by a Ford PCM and the Effects of Brake, Yaw and other Factors | |||
* Richard Ruth, Timothy Reust: Dynamic Accuracy of Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Event Data Recorders During ABS Braking | |||
* Wade Bartlett: Getting Data From Destroyed SDMs: Transferring EEPROMs Between Modules | |||
* Rusty Haight, Sean Haight: CASE STUDY: The "trampoline Effect" in Reconstruction | |||
Cable Options for the "CDR System Handyman" | |||
Quantifying the Aerodynamic Forces Acting on Objects During a Fall | |||
Reconstruction: Seeing Across the Years | |||
The Accuracy of Speed Recorded by a Ford PCM and the Effects of Brake, Yaw and other Factors | |||
Dynamic Accuracy of Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Event Data Recorders During ABS Braking | |||
Getting Data From Destroyed SDMs: Transferring EEPROMs Between Modules | |||
CASE STUDY: The "trampoline Effect" in Reconstruction | |||
==2007== | ==2007== | ||
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* George J. Hall, P.E.: Practical Aspects of Crash Data Retrieval Using the Vetronix (Bosch) System | * George J. Hall, P.E.: Practical Aspects of Crash Data Retrieval Using the Vetronix (Bosch) System | ||
* Roman F. Beck, David A. Casteel, Ed Phillips, Jerry Eubanks, Doug English: Motorcycle Collinear Collisions Involving Motor Vehicles Equipped with Event Data Recorders | * Roman F. Beck, David A. Casteel, Ed Phillips, Jerry Eubanks, Doug English: Motorcycle Collinear Collisions Involving Motor Vehicles Equipped with Event Data Recorders | ||
* Rusty Haight, Brad Muir: CASE STUDY: Knowing What to Look For and Where to Find It | * [[Haight, R.|Rusty Haight]], Brad Muir: CASE STUDY: Knowing What to Look For and Where to Find It | ||
[[Kategorie: Fachbuch zur Unfallrekonstruktion]] | [[Kategorie: Fachbuch zur Unfallrekonstruktion]] |
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Collision Volume 13, Issue 2 (2019)
- Michael Stogsdill: Vehicle Fire = No Electronic Data?
- Alan Moore: Vehicle Speed From Sound
- Annika Kortman: Crash Behaviour In A Crash Comparison: The New Biofidelic Dummy in Different Scenarios Of Accidents Involving Passenger Cars And Pedestrians
- Wesley Vandiver, Robert Anderson: Crash-ol-o-gy: Introducing Toyota Vehicle Control History
- W. R. Rusty Haight, Robert Anderson: Toyota Gen1 EDR Event Recording Logic
- Nathan Rose, Neal Carter, Martin Randolph, William Bortles: Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction: Incorporating EDR Data from the Struck Vehicle
- Weston Brown, Robert Anderson: Tesla EDR Case Studies & Reconstruction Techniques
- Shawn Harrington: Identifying Infotainment Systems for Use in Accident Reconstruction
- Lawrence Wilson, Dr. Kevin Schrum: Guardrail Crash End Terminal Reconstruction and Analysis
- W. R. Rusty Haight, Robert Anderson: CASE PROBLEM: Toyota Gen1 EDR Event Recording Logic
- W. R. Rusty Haight, Robert Anderson: SOLUTION: Toyota Gen1 EDR Event Recording Logic
Collision Volume 13, Issue 1 (2019)
- Wes Vandiver, Robert Anderson: Crash-ol-ogy
- Wes Vandiver, Robert Anderson: Vehicle System Forensics for Crash Reconstruction
- Adam Cybanski: Dash Camera Video Velocity Analysis
- Edward C. Fatzinger Jr.: Power Loss Issues Related To Edr Data In 2013-2017 Kawasaki Ninja 300 And Zx-6R Motorcycles
- Jai Singh: The Impact Of Nonlinear Boundary Geometry Considerations In Regards To Residual Damage Based Model Coefficients, Equivalent Barrier Speed And Internal Work Absorbed
- Joseph Weadon: Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Photogrammetry vs. Total Station
- Erik Carlsson: My Turn at the Wheel: ” Driver’s Early Arrival at the Scene Caused Accident?”
- Nathan Rose, William Bortles, Neal Carter: Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction: Applicable Error Rates for Struck Vehicle EDR-Reported Delta-V
- Craig Proctor-Parker: Documenting A High Speed, Rear End, Partial Overlap, Crash Test Of A Large Sedan & Stationary Commercial Trailer
2018
Collision Volume 12, Issue 2 (2018)
- Robert D Anderson, Michael Rosenfield, Russell Anderson: Electric Golf Cart and Scooter Acceleration, Hard Brake, and Stability Testing
- Robert D Anderson: Estimated Likelihood Of Obtaining The Non-Deployment Event Of Interest And Pre-Crash Data Guide For The Toyota Gen1 Airbag Control Modules
- Tim Austin: Revisiting Caterpillar ECMs
- Shanon R. Burgess, William F. Messerschmidt: Forensic Methods for Dealing with Damaged ACM/ECM Components
- Bobby J Mullinax: Reconstruction From Body Worn Camera Videos
- Jai Singh: Residual Damage Based Accident Reconstruction: Accounting For Mismatched Residual Damage Profiles
- Thomas Barth: A Summary of Recent NTSB Highway Crash Investigation Products
- W. R. Rusty Haight: Crash Data Access and Authority: Consent, Court Orders, and more
2017
Collision Volume 12, Issue 1 (2017)
- Michael DiTallo, Brent Munyon, Thomas Green, Eric Paul, Kelley Adamson, Mike Merolli, Kevin Vosburgh, Billy Cox, Robert Anderson, David Hallman, Eric Moody, and James Whelan: Three Different Methodologies for Determining the Drag Factor for Motorcycles Sliding on Their Sides
- Peter J. Leiss, Steven Becker and Gary Derian: Tire Friction Comparison of Three Tire Types in Warm and Near Freezing Temperatures
- Erik Carlsson: My turn at the wheel: a dirty trick to achieve the desired result, or what?
- Michael DiTallo, Eric Paul, Kelley Adamson, Thomas Green, Mike Merolli, Brent Munyon, Kevin Vosburgh, Billy Cox, Eric Moody, Robert Anderson, James Whelan and David Hallman: Motorcycle Center of Gravity Data: Methodology and Reference
- Nathan Rose: Fracture Energy Calculations for Wooden Utility Poles
- Luis Flores: Autonomous Vehicle Technology: Looking One, Five, and Fifteen Years into The Future. An Accident Reconstructionist’s Perspective
- Thomas Green, Michael DiTallo, Eric Paul, Kelley Adamson, Mike Merolli, Brent Munyon, Kevin Vosburgh, Billy Cox, Robert Anderson, David Hallman, Eric Moody and James Whelan: 3D Laser Scanners in Crash Testing
- Chad McFadden: Fast approach to building solid cases: laser scanning provides important benefits for investigator
- David Hallman, Robert Anderson, Billy Cox, Kevin Vosburgh, Kelley Adamson, Thomas Green, Mike Merolli, Brent Munyon, Eric Paul, Eric Moody, James Whelan, and Michael DiTallo: Evaluation of the MIDE Slam Stick as a Low-Cost Accelerometer and Data Acquisition System for Vehicle Skid Testing
2016
Collision Volume 11, Issue 2 (Fall 2016)
- Nathan A. Rose, Neal Carter, and Gray Beauchamp: The Accelerations Present during the Trip Phase of a Soil-Tripped Rollover Crash – An Update
- Erik Carlsson: My Turn At The Wheel: Principal Direction of Force Real or Abstract?
- 2106 ARC-CSI Crash Team Boot Camp: Gary Davis, Andre Doria, Michael Morris, and Randy Eldridge: Impact Speed Determination in a Head-On Crash using Bayesian Networks
- David M. Hallman, Robert D. Anderson, Wesley Grimes, Michael DiTallo, Kenneth Salisbury and Kevin Vosburgh: Evaluation of the MIDE Slam Stick X As a Low- Cost Accelerometer and Data Acquisition System for Vehicle Crash Testing
- Rudy Limpert, Ph.D.: Low-Speed Rear-End Crash Analysis MARC1 Use in Test Data Analysis and Crash Reconstruction
- Robert D. Anderson, Michelle R. Hoffman, Russell L. Anderson and Michael Rosenfield: Piston-Type Bumper Isolator Compression versus Delta-V in Bumper-to-Barrier and Bumper-to-Bumper Impacts
- Nathan Rose and Neal Carter: The Longevity of Scene Evidence from a Rollover A Case Study
- Michael DiTallo, Thomas Green, Wes Grimes, Ken Salisbury, Brent Munyon, Tom Lawson, James Whelan, Eric Moody, Kevin Vosburgh, and Eric Paul: Motorycycle Crash Testing: Advanced Boot Camp Was Born
- W. R. Rusty Haight: Evaluating Crash Data from late model GM vehicles
Collision Volume 11, Issue 1 (Spring 2016)
- Nathan Rose and Neal Carter: The Accelerations Present During the Trip Phase of a Soil-Tripped Rollover Crash
- Lissette Ruberte, Billy Cox, Jr., and Susan Lantz: The Older Lady Versus the Younger Lady: Female Occupant Kinematics in Low-speed, Rear-end Collisions
- Erik Carlsson: My Turn at the Wheel: Be Careful With What You Ask For, It Might Bite You!
- Larry Trojak: Streamlining Accident Investigation
- John Bruno and Richard Ruth: Using Ford EDR Pre-crash Stability Control System Data
- Nathan Rose, Neal Carter, John Kreisher, Martin Randolph, William Neale and David Danaher: How Accurate Are Witness Distance Estimates Given in Car Lenghts?
- Rusty Haight: Release Version History of Bosch CDR Tool Software
- Rusty Haight: CASE STUDY: Crash Data Case Problem with Solutions
2015
Collision Volume 10, Issue 2 (Fall 2015)
- Collision Staff : Crash and Learn 2015
- Adam Hyde, Joseph Manges, Mike DiTallo: A Team Approach to Crash Investigation
- Ben Lemere: The Rest of the Story
- Lawrence A. Wilson and Sean Haight: Kinematics of Braced, Un-braced, and Out-of-position Occupants in Low-speed Bumper-to-bumper Rear Impacts
- Erik Carlsson: My Turn at the Wheel: Don't Look Too Closely
- Brian G McHenry: A Review of the Development and Validation of Simulation Technology for Vehicular Accident Reconstruction
- Adam Cybanski: Traffic Camera Video Analysis Validation
- Rusty Haight: CASE STUDY: Who Hit Whom First?
Collision Volume 10, Issue 1 (Spring 2015)
- Tobias Achstetter, Fabian Kübler, Michael Wolf and Sean Haight: Data Mining the NHTSA NASS CDR Database
- Jai Singh: The implications of the CRASH3 uniaxial structural response model and the nature of available collision test data in regards to work-energy relationships for oblique impacts
- William C. Fischer: Errors and Uncertainty in Deriving Speed Estimates from Skid Tests Taken at Accident Scenes
- Erik Carlsson: My Turn At the Wheel: A DIRTY TRICK BY A LAW OF PHYSICS, OR WHAT?
- Michael T. Vecchio: Analysis and Performance of a Booster Seated 6 Year Old HIII Anthropomorphic Test Device When Utilizing Seat Belt Cinching For Lap Slack Control
- Jai Singh: 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
- Adam Cybanski: Video-Based Accident Reconstruction of TransAsia Flight
- Rusty Haight: CASE STUDY: Three Car, In-line Crash Analysis with CDR Data
2014
Collision Volume 9, Issue 2 (Fall 2014)
- Scott Kimbrough: Using Inequality Constraints in the Probability Analysis of Individual Motor Vehicle Accidents
- David M. Hallman: Wheel Slip and its Effect on Reported Vehicle Speed
- Clinton Marquardt: How Long Can You Stay Awake?
- Lissette Ruberte, Susan Lantz, Robert Thompson, Michael Chan, Bobby Clemence, Greg Dycus, Mitchell Burton, Brian Chan, Terry Wong, Billy Cox: Low Velocity Piston Isolator Testing of a Ford Crown Victoria
- C. Brian Moody, Orion P. Keifer, Bradley C. Reckamp, Wes Richardson: Vehicle Dynamics and Resultant Occupant Accelerations Caused by Vehicle Wheel Separation
- W.R. Rusty Haight: CDR Report Data from Vehicles Subject to the GM Ignition Switch Recall with the "Epsilon" ACM
- Oren Masory, Wade Bartlett, Bill Wright: Determination of Motorcycle Pre-Collision Speed
Collision Volume 9, Issue 1 (Spring 2014)
- Jeffrey Suway, Anthony Cornetto, Ronny Wahba, John Swanson, Fawzi Bayan: Three Dimensional Simulation of a Crash Test Series in SIMON Utilizing A, B, C and D Stiffness Coefficients
- Erik Carlsson: My Turn At the Wheel: An Amazing Speed Computation
- Nathan A. Rose, Neal Carter, David Pentecost: Analysis of Motorcycle and Rider Limits on a Curve
- Dan H. Wyatt: Signs of a Wreck: How to Spot a Rolling Disaster
- Rusty Haight, Sean Haight: Signs of a Wreck: Testing and Simulation
- James D English: Validating Crash Data Retrieval Tool Data through Crash Testing
2013
Collision Volume 8, Issue 2 (Fall 2013)
- Sean Haight and Rusty Haight: Analysis of Event Data Recorder Delta-V Reporting in the IIHS Small Overlap Crash Test
- David Hallman: Differentiating Potentially Causal Precrash Component Damage from Crash Damage
- Mike May and Andrew Russell: Driver Distraction – Obtaining Mobile Device Digital Evidence
- William Brem and Wayne Denham: Evidence Sometimes Overlooked During Vehicle Inspections
- Rusty Haight, Shawn Gyorke and Sean Haight: Hyundai and Kia Crash Data: the Indispensable Compendium
- Dawn Mutis: Bombardier Can - Am Spyder Braking and Acceleration Testing
- Erik Carlsson: My Turn at the Wheel: "Think of a Number, Then..."
Collision Volume 8, Issue 1 (Spring 2013)
- Jai Singh: Further Developments Regarding the Dynamic Modeling of Motor Vehicle Collision Response Using the SDOF Approach
- Rusty Haight, Shawn Gyorke, and Sean Haight: Hyundai and Kia Crash Data – A Preliminary Overview
- Jeff Cardita: The Effect of Tinted Headlights. A Look Into the Level of Light Diminishment Headlights Experience When a Tint is Applied to the Headlight
- Joel Salinas: Laser Scanning for Crash Reconstruction
- Wesley Vandiver, Isaac Ikram and Bryan Randles: Validation and Use of EDR Data from a Non-CDR Supported Vehicle in a Criminal Prosecution Case
- Adam M. Hyde and Roger W. Barrette: Investigation of Traffic Crashes Involving the Inhalation of Difluoroethane
- David M. Little, Cst. Rob Joiner and Cpl. Stephen Hilliard: Accuracy of GPS Speed and Location Data Measured in Emergency Vehicles
- Reader Commentary on a Previously Published Article
2012
Collision Volume 7, Issue 2 (Fall 2012)
- Lawrence A. Wilson and Sean H. Haight: Dynamics of Vehicle-to-Vehicle Side Impact Crash Tests
- Richard Auty: Pilot To Determine If Using Laser Scanning Saves Time & Improves Collision Investigations
- Erik Carlsson: My Turn At The Wheel: How To Use The Combined Speed Formula,Or Not!
- Jeffrey Suway, Anthony Cornetto, John Swanson, Fawzi Bayan, Ronny Wahba and Alfred Cipriani: A Comparison Between A Real World Crash Test, HVE Simulation and 3D Scanning
- Timothy Austin, William Messerschmidt, And Michael Farrell: Using & Preserving HVEDR Diagnostic Event Data
- Oren Masory and Nicolas Putod: Determination of Impact Force and Crush Energy Using Abductive Networks
- W. R. Rusty Haight and Sean H. Haight: Analysis And Application Of Rollover Data From Testing
- Juan M. Herrera and Anselmo Najera G.: Determination of Vehicle Orientation at Ground Contact for Rollover Accidents
- Ray Turner: School Bus Submergence Collision Investigation and Passenger Survivability
- Paul T. Semones: Reconstruction Essentials for Tread Separation Accidents Involving Axle Tramp
- James D. English, John Howell, C. Bruce Gambardella, Bob Lynn and Jeff Bangle: Crash Team Boot Camp - Crash Test Data Review
- Daniel W. Vomhof III: FORCE-BALANCE: Application of the Tool for the Determination of Closing Speeds
- John Howell and Mario Alfonsi: Yaw Marks: Past And Present
Collision Volume 7, Issue 1 (Spring 2012)
- Timothy Joganich, MS, CHFP: Accident Reconstruction of an Unwitnessed Bicycle Mishap
- Brad R. Shults: A Method for Creating Photograph Textured Planes and Camera Positions in HVE Simulations
- Roger W. Barrette, MSE: Using the Monte Carlo Method with Crash Event Data
- Richard R. Ruth, P.E.: Accuracy of Toyota Event Data Recorders
- William J. Melkonian, D.A.: Becoming an Effective Expert Witness
- Jerry S. Ogden, PE, Mathew Martonovich, EI, Zachariah Weimer, PE, Katrina M. Kloberdanz, PE: Information Analysis for the Collision Analyst
- Ray Wangler: CDR Data from more than One Car? Fitting it all together
- Lee DeChant and Gary Cooper: Close-Range Photogrammetry for Sight-line Obstruction Determination
- Kent Boots: Toyota, Lexus, and Scion CDR Coverage
- M. Branch, R. Matthew Brach, Jarrod Carter, Joseph March, Donald Parker, Chris Van Ed, and Michael Varat: Opinion: Peer Review
- Nathan A. Rose, William T.C. Neale, Neal R. Carter: Using Data from a DriveCam Video Event Recorder to Reconstruct a Hard Braking Event
2011
Collision Volume 6, Issue 2 (Fall 2011)
- Brian McHenry: A Short History of Nearly Everything! ( … about McHenry and Computers in Highway Safety)
- ARC-CSI Boot Camp Team: ARC-CSI Crash Team Boot Camp Experience and Crash Test Data Review
- Terry D. Day: Intersection Crash Reconstruction - From Cradle to Grave
- Daniel Melcher, Jay Przybyla, Rachel Keller, Thomas Rush: Applications of GPS Data in Collision Reconstruction
- Lee DeChant, J Rolly Kinney: Accident Reconstruction Photogrammetry Using Zoomed Images from Digital Cameras
- Raymond Brach: The Use of EDR Data in Vehicle Accident Reconstructions
- Francisco Klein: Fundamentals of Highway and Roadside Design for the Accident Reconstruction Specialist
- Bruno Schmidt, Michelle Beach: Eccentric Collisions and Post-Impact Motion - Busting a Myth
- W.R. Rusty Haight: Crash Testing... Why Bother?
- W.R. Rusty Haight: Peer Reviewed Papers, the SAE and Collision Magazine Mutually Exclusive Concepts?
- Peter Bergh: My Turn At the Wheel: The Mathematics of a Bicycle Going Down an Incline
Collision Volume 6, Issue 1 (Spring 2011)
- Sean H. Haight and Kennerly H. Digges: Vehicle and Occupant Motion in Far-Side Impacts
- David M. Little: Extracting Collision Data from Damaged Ford Powertrain Control Modules
- Wade Bartlett: Estimating Maximum Motorcycle Acceleration Rates
- Charlie Greear, David Thornburg, and Lee DeChant: The Speed Triangle: Momentum, Energy and PCM Data
- William Messerschmidt, Benjamin Smith, and Al Dunn: Applying Heavy Vehicle EDR Data in the Real World
- Donald F. Tandy, Jr., Jason Colborn, Robert J. Pascarella, Todd D. Hoover: An Accident Reconstructionist's Primer on: Tire and Wheel Rim Marks at Crash Scenes
- W. R. "Rusty" Haight: Using CDR System Data in Crash Reconstruction or What Does the Term "Complete Reconstruction" Really Mean?
- Timothy J. Reust: GPS Navigation Units: Recorded Data for Use in Accident Reconstruction
- Martin Werz and David Bliss: The Performance of Seat Backs in High Speed Rear Impacts and the Effect to the Occupant
- Michael L. Merolli, David O. Brink, and Andrew T. Apjohn: Insurance Applications for Crash Data Retrieval: Legal Considerations in 2011
- Gary M. Johnson: Preserving Heavy Truck Event Data
2010
Collision Volume 5, Issue 2 (Fall 2010)
- Juan M. Herrera And Anselmo Najera G.: Model for Analyzing Single Vehicle Rollover Accidents
- Brad Muir And Jon Northrup: Devices For Accident Reconstruction Testing Beyond The Drag Factor
- Robert D. Anderson: Post-Collision Speedometer Readings And Vehicle Impact Speeds
- David A. Stopper, Phillip D. Darnell And Christopher C. Voeglie: Determining A "Best Effort" Heavy Truck Acceleration Rate Based On Time, Weight & Distance
- Christopher J. Brignola: Light Bulb Filament Analysis From The 2010 ARC-CSI Crash Conference
- Donald Floyd: Crash Data Collection Guide For GM Airbag Electronic Control Units
- Bruno Schmidt: Time Development Of Delta-V Recording And PDOF During A Collision
- Timothy J. Reust: Vehicle Navigation GPS Units Could Be The Overlooked EDR
- Robert Miller: The Butterfly Effect Of Crash Investigations
- Bill Davies: EDRs And Restraint Systems
- Dustin Nolen and Gary Johnson: Reading Data From International Medium And Heavy Duty Truck Electronic Control Modules
- Wade Bartlett and Bruno Schmidt: Cone Of Departure: A Good Idea, But Not A Law
Collision Volume 5, Issue 1 (Spring 2010)
- H. J. Herzlich, Robert Swint, Edward Ritsch and B. Unser: Effect Of Directional Tires On Wet Traction
- Sean Haight: Wet or Frozen ACM Access Considerations
- Michael Merolli, David Brink, Patrick Conran, and Jasmine Garcia-Vieux: Insurance Applications for Crash Data Retrieval, Legal Considerations
- George Hall: CDR Evidence Suppressed by Oklahoma Court
- Rusty Haight: An Abbreviated History Of CDR Technology
- Nathan Rose: A Variable Deceleration Rate Approach to Rollover Crash Reconstruction
- Bruce McNally: Retrieving and Interpreting Data from Ford Powertrain Control Modules using the Bosch Crash Data Retrieval Tool
- Greg Russell: Common Post Impact Speed Analysis
- Chuck Veppert and David Little: EDR Module Types and Collision Data Available in CDR Supported Vehicles
- Peter Bergh: My Turn at the Wheel
2009
Collision Volume 4, Issue 2 (Fall 2009)
- Dan T. Horak: Estimation of Vehicle Speed and Trajectory Based on Video from a Vehicle-Mounted Camera
- Lenny Simpson and Greg Russell: What is 30?
- C. Gregory Russell: Momentum - Vectoring in a New Approach
- Brad Muir: The latest CDR System Data from GM Vehicles Update
- Gary Johnson: Honda Gold Wing Motorcycle: Linked Brakes and Their Performance
- Lee E. Jackson and Raymond L. Wangler: Braking Efficiencies of Motorcycles By Experienced Riders in Hard Braking Situations
- Richard C. Rinker: My Turn At the Wheel
- Brian Smith: Death Investigations and Their Psychological Effect on Police Officers
- Benjamin N. Smith William F. and Ronnie E. DeMonia: Testing the Last Stop Record in the Mercedes MBE 4000
- Bill Davies: Automobile Extrication for the Reconstructionist
- Marc Green, Ph. D.: Perception-Reaction Time: Is Olson (& Sivak) All You Need To Know?
- Daniel S. Peterson, P.E. and James W. Smith, P.E.: Comparison of Vehicle Measurement Techniques
- Daniel J. Melcher, Jeffrey D. Armstrong, Jason D. Jupe, and Michael F. Bosworth: Commercial Vehicle Dynamics For Collision Reconstruction
Collision Volume 4, Issue 1 (Spring 2009)
- Lee DeChant: Photo Rectification Plays an Important Role for Determining Fault in a Two Vehicle Crash
- Chuck Veppert: ACM Reprogramming
- Gary Johnson: Signal Processing Applied to Vehicle Speed Measurement and Recording
- Richard Ruth & Tim Reust: Accuracy of Selected 2008 Chrysler ACM EDR’s During Braking
- Peter Bergh: Calculating Speed From Skidmarks
- William Belisle: Ranges of Safety Provided by Safety Technologies Used For Reducing Motorcycle Crashes, Fatalities, Injuries and Loss
- William J. Melkonian: CDR Evidence Frequently Asked Questions
- Peter Bergh: The Mathematics of Turns, Evasive Maneuvers, Lane Changes, and Passing
- Tim Reust, Richard Ruth, James Morgan: Using Ford PCM Data to Evaluate Deceleration Rates, Brake Time and Impact Speeds
- Peter H. Rast: Alcohol and Vehicle Collisions - Correlation or Cause?
- Robert Wyman: Forensic Photography and Crash Reconstruction Part 2: Solutions to Common Problems
2008
Collision Volume 3, Issue 2 (Fall 2008)
- David A. Templeton, Jr.: Close-Range Photogrammetry as a Routine Crash Reconstruction Tool within the Florida Highway Patrol
- Alan K. Nagel: Vehicle Speed Sensor Calibration
- Peter H. Rast: Centrifugal Force Is It Real?
- Sean Haight: Basic Integral Calculus for Crash Reconstruction
- Robert Wyman: Forensic Photography and Crash Reconstruction, Part 1: The Professional Amateur Expert Witness Photographer
- Dr. Ray Turner: School Bus Rollovers and Passenger Compartment Ejection: Solving the Puzzle Using Video analytics
- D. Vangi, A. Virga, L. Pinchera: Bus Braking Tests: With and Without ABS
- Elvin Aycock: Hydroplaning: The effect of Water on the Roadway
- Gary Lewis: CASE STUDY: Motorcycle vs. Passenger Car
- Greg Russell and Rusty Haight: CASE STUDY: A Multifaceted Approach to Collision Analysis
- Greg Russell: CASE STUDY: 2 in 3 Out Revisited (follow-up from Volume 1, Issue 2)
Collision Volume 3, Issue 1 (Spring 2008)
- Jai Singh, BS, MS, ACTAR, John Perry, PhD, Judson Welcher BS, MS, ACTAR: Single Point Crush Variation
- Timothy Erhardt: Vehicle Fires and Airbag Modules
- Brad Muir: Comparing Different Sources of CDR Data to "Real World" Crashes
- Jai Singh, BS, MS, ACTAR, John Perry, PhD: An Alternative Formulation for Symmetric Sine Based Collision Pulse Models
- David M. Little: Cable Options for the "CDR System Handyman"
- Kevin Adkins: Quantifying the Aerodynamic Forces Acting on Objects During a Fall
- Bill Wright: Reconstruction: Seeing Across the Years
- Timothy Reust, James Morgan, Richard Ruth: The Accuracy of Speed Recorded by a Ford PCM and the Effects of Brake, Yaw and other Factors
- Richard Ruth, Timothy Reust: Dynamic Accuracy of Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Event Data Recorders During ABS Braking
- Wade Bartlett: Getting Data From Destroyed SDMs: Transferring EEPROMs Between Modules
- Rusty Haight, Sean Haight: CASE STUDY: The "trampoline Effect" in Reconstruction
2007
Collision Volume 2, Issue 2 (Fall 2007)
- William Messerschmidt, Jon Northrup: General Motors Data Recording: A Visual Approach to the Logic Functions
- Timothy Reust, James Morgan: Detailed Comparison of Vehicle Speed and the Speed Recorded by an SDM
- David M. Little: Average Daily Ignition Cycles in SDM Equipped, GM Vehicles
- David Dye: Application of Drag Coefficients to ABS related Sideslip
- James D. English: Use of the Combined Velocity Equation In Cases Involving Post-Collision Movement
- Bob Galvin: Vehicle Crush Measuring: Helpful For Extracting Key Details Of Crash Scenes Part II
- Jai Singh, BS, MS, John Perry, PhD.: Implications of Symmetric Sine-Based Collision Pulse Models on Force-Deflection Characteristics: (Part 1)
- R.J. Butler, K.C. Breen, W.R. Fischer, K.D. Bedsworth, N.R. Haupt: Using GPS based Data Acquisition in Forensic Accident Reconstruction
- Kevin Adkins: Quantifying the Aerodynamic Forces Acting on a Vehicle and Projectile
- Lawrence Wilson P.E., Michael Gilbert, P.E., Daniel Godrick: Reconstruction and Analysis of Steering-Induced, On-Road, Untripped SUV Rollover Tests (Part 2)
- Jon Northrup: Effects of Sample Rates on Accelerometer Based Skid Testing and Unit Comparison
- Charles R. Lewis: Validating Speed Analysis Calculations with Crash Test Data
- Robert Dowd: Snowmobile Performance Data
- Daniel Melcher, P.E., Jeffrey Armstrong, P.E.: Night-Time Pedestrian Collision Reconstruction Factors
- Wolfram Kalthoff, M.Eng: European Accident Reconstruction by the Visual Comparison with Crash Tests
- Rusty Haight, Brad Muir, Jon Northrup: CASE STUDY: How Do You Deal With a "Secondary Contact"?
Collision Volume 2, Issue 1 (Spring 2007)
- Bruno Schmidt: Two-dimensional Analyses of EDR Information
- Lee DeChant: Close Range Photogrammetry
- Dr. Ray Turner: Compartmentalization Compromised: The Issue of School Bus Passenger Safety
- Mark S. Erikson, P.E., Wilson C. Hayes, PhD: Damage-Based Collision Severity Reconstruction Technique
- Raymond Brach, Matthew Brach: Analysis of Collisions: Conservation of Linear Momentum Part 1
- Wolfram Kalthoff, Ralf Buhrmann, Eckhard Meyer: Carrying out a high-speed crash test for the Dutch police
- Terry D. Lewis: The Future of Accident Reconstruction
- Wade Bartlett: EDR Durability and 49CFR563 Survivability Requirements
- Craig C. Wilkinson, Jonathan M. Lawrence, David J. King: The Accuracy of General Motors Event Data Recorders in NHTSA Crash Tests
- Bob Galvin: Measuring Vehicle Crush ... Find the Method that Works for You
- Lawrence Wilson, Michael Gilbert, Daniel Godrick: Reconstruction & Analysis Of Steering-induced, On-road, Untripped SUV Rollover
- Rusty Haight: CASE STUDY
2006
Collision Volume 1, Issue 2 (Fall 2006)
- Greg Russell: PDOF: Principle Direction of Force
- Timothy Reust: Deceleration Rates of Modern Passenger Vehicles During Straight Line Braking and Yaw Events
- David Dye: Identification of Unusual Tire Marks at the Scene of a Motor Vehicle Collision
- Gary Lewis: Motorcycle Crash Investigation: Performance Testing and Review of Previous Studies
- Terry Day: Simulations 101: Anatomy of a Simulation
- Jon Northrup: Pictometry in Crash Scene Mapping
- Knott Laboratory: Making History: PhotoModeler Software Helps Knott Laboratory Reverse-engineer the Past
- Robert Stearns: Getting Into Print As An Accident Reconstructionist
- Lawrence Wilson, Daniel Godrick, Shaun Kildare: Vehicle Dynamic Characteristics of SUVs in On-Road, Untripped Rollover Accidents
- Wade Bartlett, Bill Wright, David Brill: Contribution of a Laterally Displaced Vehicle to the Post-Impact Deceleration of a Heavy Truck
- George Ripsom: My Turn at the Wheel - That's Not How I Remember It
- Brad Muir, Rusty Haight, Dan Miles: CASE STUDY: Follow-Up from Issue One
- Greg Russell, Rusty Haight, Brad Muir: CASE STUDY: 2 in 3 out - Analyzing the Collision
Collision Volume 1, Issue 1 (Spring 2006)
- Timothy Reust, James Morgan: The Accuracy of Speed Recorded by an SDM and the Effects of Brake, Yaw and other Factors
- Weston Brown: Analysis of the GM Sensing and Diagnostic Module in 360 degree Linear Momentum Collisions
- Guy Barbera, Olof Jacobson, Bastiaan Cornelissen, Christopher Thomas, Donald Anderson: Motor Vehicle Event Data Recorders Validation and Use of Data for Admission to the Court
- Chuck Veppert: A Review of Various ACM Module Types and Data Recorded
- William Messerschmidt: Rational Legislative and Organizational Policy for Automotive Event Data Recorders
- George J. Hall, P.E.: Practical Aspects of Crash Data Retrieval Using the Vetronix (Bosch) System
- Roman F. Beck, David A. Casteel, Ed Phillips, Jerry Eubanks, Doug English: Motorcycle Collinear Collisions Involving Motor Vehicles Equipped with Event Data Recorders
- Rusty Haight, Brad Muir: CASE STUDY: Knowing What to Look For and Where to Find It