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2009 ARC-CSI Conference DVD
The complete 2009 ARC-CSI Crash Conference DVD is included as part of Volume 4, Issue 2 of Collision Magazine. The data DVD includes speaker presentations, photos, videos, collected crash data and programs for viewing data files.

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CRASH TESTING SUMMARY
Crash Test #1
Scenario: Focus on evaluating Dodge Journey crash data compared to control instrumentation.
Bullet: 2009 Dodge Journey
Impact Speed: 29 MPH
Target: Chevy Cavalier
Impact Speed: 12 MPH
Crash Test #2
Scenario: Trailer Under Ride. Focus is on examining trailer under rides and comparison of the under ride crash pulse to other crash types.
Vehicle: Chevy Malibu
Impact Speed: 11.5 MPH
Crash Test #3
Scenario: Trailer Under Ride. Focus is on examining trailer under rides and comparison of the under ride crash pulse to other crash types.
Vehicle: Ford Crown Vic
Impact Speed: 35.9 MPH
Crash Test #4
Scenario: Trailer Under Ride. Focus is on examining trailer under rides and comparison of the under ride crash pulse to other crash types.
Vehicle: Ford Taurus
Impact Speed: 29 MPH
Crash Test #5
Scenario: Focus on securing Dodge Ram 1500 ACM data for the next Bosch CDR release. Dodge over ramp then into Ford Ranger.
Vehicle: 2009 Dodge Ram 1500
Impact Speed: 40 MPH
Vehicle: Ford Ranger P/U
Stationary
Crash Test #6
Scenario: Focus on evaluating Crown Vic crash data compared to control instrumentation. PCM pre-crash data and RCM crash pulse.
Bullet: Ford Crown Vic
Impact Speed: 29 MPH
Target: Ford Contour
Stationary
Crash Test #7-10
Scenario: Rollover attempts with a 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Attempts to circumvent the effect of "ESC" and force a rollover.
Crash Test #11
Scenario: Focus on evaluating Dodge Journey crash data compared to control instrumentation in a second impact and particularily a side impact. Focus on evaluating Jeep Grand Cherokee crash data compared to control instrumentation.
Vehicle: 2009 Dodge Journey
Impact Speed: Stationary
Vehicle: 2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Impact Speed: 36 MPH
Collision Publishing would like
to extend a very special thank you to Jim Byrne and
the North Las Vegas Police Department for all of their past and present support of the ARC-CSI Crash Conferences.


We would also like to extend a special thanks to the following:
This year's ARC-CSI Crash Conference was covered live by
all major network news stations including FOX (seen below), NBC, CBS and
ABC.

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June 1-4, 2009
Las Vegas, NV
Palace Station Hotel
Approved for ACTAR CEU's
The 2009 ARC-CSI Crash Conference was attended by more than 200 professionals
from around the world. The conference featured 11 fully instrumented
and documented crash tests at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and 11 industry
experts spoke on various technical topics, most of which related directly to the
crash testing. In addition, this year we held three workshops that focused
on using the information obtained during the crash testing and integrating
it with real-world accident reconstruction techniques. The crash testing
was conducted at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and all conference presentations
were held at the Palace Station Hotel and Casino.

Crash
testing for the conference was conducted by Jud Welcher and Brian Randles
of Biomechanical Research and Testing (BRT), proven leaders
in the field of human subject crash testing together with Rusty Haight
of Collision Safety Institute and Brad Muir from the Ontario Provincial
Police. Together,
BRT and CSI have conducted more than 200 crash tests over the years and
have set the standard in conference crash test conduct together with data
collection and distribution.
The ARC-CSI Crash Conference
The ARC-CSI Crash Conference sets the standard for
excellence in crash testing and conference proceedings. There
is no other Conference like it! No where else can you witness fully instrumented,
documented, live, full scale crash testing and other pertinent demonstrations
first hand, attend presentations by recognized leaders in their field,
and then leave with all the crash data, photos and video of the testing,
copies of presentations for later review, related documents and reference
material in hand, right then, at the conference conclusion.
ARC-CSI Crash Conferences
You won't find a better opportunity for quality training,
networking and practical experience anywhere!
| PRESENTER |
TOPIC |
| Jeff Muttart |
Evaluating Nighttime Response (view abstract) |
| Jim Sobek |
Optics, Lighting & Visibility for the Forensic Investigator (view abstract) |
| Dan Horak, Ph.D. |
Estimation of Vehicle Speed & Trajectory Based on Video from a Vehicle-Mounted Camera (view abstract) |
| Daniel Melcher |
Commercial Vehicle Dynamics Factors in Collision Reconstruction (view abstract) |
| Brian Smith |
Death Investigations & Their Psychological Effect on Police Officers and Reconstructionists (view abstract) |
| Lawrence Wilson |
Accuracy of Critical Speed Formula (CSF) When Applied to Yaw Marks Leading to Rollovers of SUVs (view abstract) |
| Ray Wangler |
Braking Efficiency of Motorcycles (view abstract) |
| Tim Reust |
A Common Sense Approach to Explaining Real World Acceleration Values (view abstract) |
| Lawrence Wilson |
Human Factors Testing |
| Phil Smith/ Tim Reust |
Air Brake Fundamentals & Advanced Technology plus Air Brake Performance – details from testing (view abstract) |
| Rusty Haight |
Crash Test Data Review |
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| WORKSHOP |
TOPIC |
| Rusty Haight |
Practical Applications of Accelerometer Data for Accident Reconstructionists (view abstract) |
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| OPTIONAL PRESENTATION |
TOPIC |
| Lee DeChant |
iWitness Photogrammetry Break Out Session |
2009 ARC-CSI Exhibitors
Thank You
Collision Publishing would like to thank all the attendees, speakers and exhibitors for making this crash conference a success! We had a great time meeting everybody and learning from industry experts.
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