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DC. Goal: To Share Knowledge and
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Safety and Efficiency.
See
the following papers: (16)
1. Smiths Industries Flight Data/Cockpit Voice Recorders
[.htm]
[.pdf]
Jeffrey L. Brooks
2. An Autonomous Data Recorder for Field Testing [.htm]
[.pdf]
Joseph A. Carroll, Michael D. Fennell
3. Reducing Highway Deaths and Disabilities with Automatic
Wireless Transmission of Serious Injury Probability Ratings from Crash
Recorders to Emergency Medical Services Providers [.htm]
[.pdf]
Howard Champion, J.S. Augenstein, B. Cushing, K.H. Digges, R. Hunt, R.
Larkin, A.C. Malliaris, W.J. Sacco, J.H. Siegel
4. Recording Automotive Crash Event Data [.htm]
[.pdf]
Augustus Chidester, John Hinch, Thomas C. Mercer, Keith S. Schultz
5. Proactive Use of Recorded Data for Accident Prevention
[.htm]
[.pdf]
Ed Dobranetski, Dave Case
6. On-Board Recorders: The "Black Boxes" of
the Trucking Industry [.htm]
[.pdf]
Les Dole
7. Digital Audio Recorders Life Savers, Educators, and
Vindicators
[.htm]
[.pdf]
Matthew Durkin
8. Transportation Event Recorder Data: Balancing Federal
Public Policy and Privacy Rights [.htm]
[.pdf]
Gregory L. Evans
9. Security of Recorded Information [.htm]
[.pdf]
Lindsay Fenwick
10. Future Video Accident Recorder [.htm]
[.pdf]
Mike Horne
11. Proactive Use of Highway Recorded Data Via an Event
Data Recorder (EDR) to Achieve Nationwide Seat Belt Usage in the 90th
Percentile by 2002 [.htm]
[.pdf]
Thomas M. Kowalick
12. The Contribution of Onboard Recording Systems to
Road Safety and Accident Analysis [.htm]
[.pdf]
Dr. Gerhard Lehmann, Tony Reynolds
13. Transportation Recorders on Commercial Vehicles [.htm]
[.pdf]
Paul Menig and Cary Coverdill
14. The Benefits of Vehicle-Mounted Video Recording Systems
[.htm]
[.pdf]
R. Jeffrey Scaman
15. On-Board Recording for Commercial Motor Vehicles
and Drivers:
Microscopic and Macroscopic Approaches [.htm]
[.pdf]
Neill L. Thomas, Deborah M. Freund
16. A Vision of Future Crash Survivable Recording Systems
[.htm]
[.pdf]
Michael H. Thompson
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Posters are available
in HTML (default) or PPT format. Graphics have been included, whenever
possible, in the HTML version, but PPT will have the higher-quality image,
and requires a PowerPoint viewer.
1. Accident Reconstruction/Simulation with Event Recorders
[.htm]
[.ppt]
Kristin Bolte, Lawrence Jackson, Vernon Roberts, Sarah McComb
2. Seat Belt Event Data Recorder (SB-EDR) [.htm]
[.ppt]
Thomas M. Kowalick
3. Mobile Accident Camera [.htm]
[.ppt]
John J. Mackey, Christopher J. Brogan, Edward Bates, Stephen Ingalls,
Jack Howlett
4. The Benefits of Vehicle-Mounted Video Recording Systems
[.htm]
[.ppt]
R. Jeffrey Scaman
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