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Quantifying the Aerodynamic Forces Acting on Objects During a Fall

Vehicle Fires and Airbag Modules

Getting Data from Destroyed SDMs: Transferring EEPROMs Between Modules

An Alternative Formulation for Symmetric Sine Based Collision Pulse Models

Cable options for the "CDR System Handyman"

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Single Point Crush Variation
by Jai Singh, John Perry and Judson Welcher
Vehicle Fires and Airbag Modules
by Timothy Erhardt
Comparing Different Sources of CDR Data to “real World” Crashes
by Brad Muir
An Alternative Formulation for Symmetric Sine Based Collision Pulse Models
by Jai Singh, BS, MS, ACTAR and John Perry, PhD
Cable Options for the “CDR System Handyman”
by David Little
Quantifying the Aerodynamic Forces Acting on Objects During a Fall
by Kevin Adkins
Reconstruction: Seeing Across the Years
by Bill Wright
The Accuracy of Speed Recorded by a Ford PCM and the Effects of Brake, Yaw and other Factors
by Time Reust, James Morgan and Rick Ruth
Dynamic Accuracy of Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Event Data Recorders During ABS Braking
by Rick Ruth and Tim Reust
Getting Data From Destroyed SDMs: Transferring EEPROMs Between Modules
by Wade Bartlett
CASE STUDY: The “trampoline Effect” in Reconstruction
by Rusty Haight and Sean Haight
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Collision Publishing is pleased to offer the number one publication for accident reconstruction and traffic investigation: "Collision: The International Compendium for Crash Research". 2008 CDR User's Conference CD Included in Collision: Volume 3, Issue 1 is the 2008 CDR User's Conference CD. The 2008 CDR User's Conference was attended by more than 250 crash data retrieval experts from around the world. The conference featured industry experts spoke on various topics, most of which related directly to crash data retrieval. In addition, this year we a workshop that focused on demostrating and teaching a proper PCM download. The workshop gave both in-car downloads of the Ford PCM and bench-top downloads. All conference presentations were held at the Sheraton North Houston Hotel. For complete information on the 2008 CDR User's Conference, click here.
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