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期刊名:Stapp car crash journal

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ISSN:1532-8546

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Yasuhiro Matsui,Masashi Narita,Shoko Oikawa Yasuhiro Matsui
Understanding left-turn vehicle-pedestrian accident mechanisms is critical for developing accident-prevention systems. This study aims to clarify the features of driver behavior focusing on drivers' gaze, vehicle speed, and time to collisio...
Priya Prasad,Saeed D Barbat,Anil Kalra et al. Priya Prasad et al.
With the current trend of including the evaluation of the risk of brain injuries in vehicle crashes due to rotational kinematics of the head, two injury criteria have been introduced since 2013 - BrIC and DAMAGE. BrIC was developed by NHTSA...
Allison J Guettler,Samuel T Bianco,Devon L Albert et al. Allison J Guettler et al.
Frontal-crash sled tests were conducted to assess submarining protection and abdominal injury risk for midsized male occupants in the rear seat of modern vehicles. Twelve sled tests were conducted in four rear-seat vehicle-bucks with twelve...
Z Jerry Wang,John Humm,Hans W Hauschild Z Jerry Wang
THOR-AV 5F, a modified THOR-5F dummy, was designed to represent both upright and reclined occupants in vehicle crashworthiness studies. The dummy was evaluated in four test conditions: a) 25° seatback, 15 km/h, b) 25° seatback, 32 km/h, c...
Hollie Pietsch,Danielle Cristino,Kerry Danelson et al. Hollie Pietsch et al.
The goal of this study was to gather and compare kinematic response and injury data on both female and male whole-body Post-mortem Human Surrogates (PMHS) responses to Underbody Blast (UBB) loading. Midsized males (50th percentile, MM) have...
Dainius Dalmotas,Aline Chouinard,Jean-Louis Comeau et al. Dainius Dalmotas et al.
The objectives of this study were to provide insights on how injury risk is influenced by occupant demographics such as sex, age, and size; and to quantify differences within the context of commonly-occurring real-world crashes. The analyse...
José E Valenzuela Del Río,Richard Lancashire,Karan Chatrath et al. José E Valenzuela Del Río et al.
Predicting airbag deployment geometries is an important task for airbag and vehicle designers to meet safety standards based on biomechanical injury risk functions. This prediction is also an extraordinarily complex problem given the number...
Yasuhiro Matsui,Naruyuki Hosokawa,Shoko Oikawa Yasuhiro Matsui
In Japan, where vehicles drive on the left side of the road, pedestrian fatal accidents caused by vehicles traveling at speeds of less than or equal to 20 km/h, occur most frequently when a vehicle is turning right. The objective of the pre...
Daniel Grindle,Costin Untaroiu Daniel Grindle
The pedestrian is one of the most vulnerable road users and has experienced increased numbers of injuries and deaths caused by car-to-pedestrian collisions over the last decade. To curb this trend, finite element models of pedestrians have ...
Kalish Gunasekaran,Sakib Ul Islam,Haojie Mao Kalish Gunasekaran
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is the leading cause of death and long-term disability in road traffic accidents (RTAs). Researchers have examined the effect of vehicle front shape and pedestrian body size on the risk of pedestrian head injury...