@article{ref1,
title="Advanced accident data collection - description and potentials of a comprehensive data collection system",
journal="Proceedings: International Technical Conference on the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles",
year="1993",
author="Kamren, B. and von Koch, M. and Kullgren, Anders and Lie, Anders and Nygren, A. and Tingvall, Claes",
volume="1993",
number="",
pages="41-45",
abstract="The most important input for development and evaluation of crash protection is real life accidents data. The data is however time consuming to collect. The output is in relation to what can be measured in laboratory testing, primitive. Important parameters are often collected by untrained people as secondary task in the rescue work at the accident scene. The precision and accuracy of the data can therefore often be questioned and the possibilities to draw conclusions are often limited. The possibility of collecting high quality accident data can be dramatically increased by: (1) using modern technology, such as photogrammetric measurements of exterior and interior of the vehicle deformations, cheap crash pulse recorders (CPR), and (2) training workshop and rescue personal. This presentation describes such a comprehensive system in terms of potentials and possible output, and a theoretical background for increasing precision of collected data.<p />",
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issn="",
doi="",
url="http://dx.doi.org/"
}