Devon L Albert
Devon L Albert
The CORA rating metric is frequently used in the field of injury biomechanics to compare the similarity of response time histories. However, subjectivity exists within the CORA metric in the form of user-customizable parameters that give th...
Pedestrian Detection During Vehicle Backing Maneuvers Using Ultrasonic Parking Sensors [0.03%]
基于超声波倒车传感器的行人检测方法研究
Yasuhiro Matsui,Naruyuki Hosokawa,Shoko Oikawa
Yasuhiro Matsui
Ultrasonic parking sensors are an active technology designed to alert drivers to the presence of objects behind their vehicle but not the presence of a human. The purpose of this study was therefore to ascertain if these sensor systems can ...
A Sensor Suite for Toeboard Three-Dimensional Deformation Measurement During Crash [0.03%]
一种用于碰撞中脚手板三维变形测量的传感器组合
Mengyu Song,Cong Chen,Tomonari Furukawa et al.
Mengyu Song et al.
This paper presents the development of a sensor suite that is used to measure the toeboard threedimensional (3D) dynamic deformation during a crash test, along with the methodology to use the sensor suite for toeboard measurement. The senso...
A Novel Approach to Scaling Age-, Sex-, and Body Size-Dependent Thoracic Responses using Structural Properties of Human Ribs [0.03%]
一种新颖的利用人体肋骨结构特征扩展年龄、性别和体型依赖性胸部响应的尺度方法
Yun-Seok Kang,John H Bolte th,Jason Stammen et al.
Yun-Seok Kang et al.
Thoracic injuries are frequently observed in motor vehicle crashes, and rib fractures are the most common of those injuries. Thoracic response targets have previously been developed from data obtained from post-mortem human subject (PMHS) t...
Assessment of Several THOR Thoracic Injury Criteria based on a New Post Mortem Human Subject Test Series and Recommendations [0.03%]
基于新的尸体实验系列评估几种THOR胸部损伤标准及推荐意见
Xavier Trosseille,Philippe Petit,Jérôme Uriot et al.
Xavier Trosseille et al.
Several studies, available in the literature, were conducted to establish the most relevant criterion for predicting the thoracic injury risk on the THOR dummy. The criteria, such as the maximum deflection or a combination of parameters inc...
Analysis of Force Mitigation by Boots in Axial Impacts using a Lower Leg Finite Element Model [0.03%]
基于有限元模型的靴子垂直接触下腿部减冲分析研究
Carolyn E Hampton,Michael Kleinberger,Michael Schlick et al.
Carolyn E Hampton et al.
Lower extremity injuries caused by floor plate impacts through the axis of the lower leg are a major source of injury and disability for civilian and military vehicle occupants. A collection of PMHS pendulum impacts was revisited to obtain ...
Kinematic and Biomechanical Response of Post-Mortem Human Subjects Under Various Pre-Impact Postures to High-Rate Vertical Loading Conditions [0.03%]
不同姿势的尸体模型在高载荷率垂直加载条件下的动力学及生物力学响应
Lauren Wood Zaseck,Anne C Bonifas,Carl S Miller et al.
Lauren Wood Zaseck et al.
Limited data exist on the injury tolerance and biomechanical response of humans to high-rate, under-body blast (UBB) loading conditions that are commonly seen in current military operations, and there are no data examining the influence of ...
Biofidelic Evaluation of the Large Omni-Directional Child Anthropomorphic Test Device in Low Speed Loading Conditions [0.03%]
大型 omnidirectional 儿童假人试验装置在低速碰撞工况下的生物 fidelity 评估研究
Thomas Seacrist,Jalaj Maheshwari,Valentina Graci et al.
Thomas Seacrist et al.
Motor vehicle crashes remain the leading cause of death for children. Traditionally, restraint design has focused on the crash phase of the impact with an optimally seated occupant. In order to optimize restrain design for real-world scenar...
Marco Benedetti,Kathleen D Klinich,Miriam A Manary et al.
Marco Benedetti et al.
Current recommendations for restraining child occupants are based on biomechanical testing and data from national and international field studies primarily conducted prior to 2011. We hypothesized that analysis to identify factors associate...
Response Ratio Development for Lateral Pendulum Impact with Porcine Thorax and Abdomen Surrogate Equivalents [0.03%]
用于猪胸腹等效物横向摆锤冲击的响应比开发
Jennifer L Yaek,John M Cavanaugh,Stephen W Rouhana
Jennifer L Yaek
There has been recent progress over the past 10 years in research comparing 6-year-old thoracic and abdominal response of pediatric volunteers, pediatric post mortem human subjects (PMHS), animal surrogates, and 6-year-old ATDs. Although pr...