D2-2
Injury Mechanism, Injury Reduction
Monday 31 May, 16:30 - 18:30
- Chair:
- David ZUBY
- Co-chair:
- PONGRÁCZ Károly
- F2010D091
- Biomechanical Research for the Reduction of Minor Neck Injuries during Rear-end Impacts - Human Volunteer Experiments and Accident Reconstruction Using Human FE Model Simulations
- Dr. Prof. Koshiro Ono, Japan Automobile Research Institue, Japan
- F2010D092
- Consumer Whiplash Ratings - Have they Influenced Seat Designs in Helpful Ways?
- Mr. David Zuby, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, United States
- F2010D093
- Whiplash Prevention - Design, Conflicts, Achievements View of a Car Manufacturer
- Mr. Thomas Schwarz, Audi AG EK-55, Germany
- F2010C112
- Multi-Variable Experimental "Matched Pair" Comparison of Occupant Protection Performance of Strong Belt-Integrated Vehicle Seats versus Weaker Non-Belt-Integrated Types in Rear Impacts
- Dr. Kenneth Saczalski, Environmental Research & Safety Tech., Inc., United States