CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS • General Principles of Crash Reconstruction • NHTSA 9-cell matrix • Types of evidence • Goals in reconstructing a crash • Evidence Documentation and Photogrammetry • Basic photography; Priority photos • Scanners/drones • Acceleration, Braking, and Friction • Measuring/estimating friction • Vehicle braking performance • Acceleration performance • Identifying tire marks/causation • Inline Collisions (Momentum and Crush Analysis) • Conservation of momentum • Intersection Collisions • Planar impact mechanics • Crush analysis • Intersection Collisions (Planar Impact Mechanics and Simulation) • Planar impact mechanics • Crush analysis • Motorcycle Crash Reconstruction • Physical evidence from motorcycle crashes • Braking, cornering, and swerving • Motorcycle crashes on curves • Motorcycle crashes with other vehicles • Pedestrian Crash Reconstruction • Physical evidence from pedestrian crashes • Empirical speed-throw distance relationships • Theoretical modeling • Simulation • Rollover Crash Reconstruction • Physical evidence from rollover crashes • Loss-of-control, trip, and rollover phase • EDR Data Analysis • Analyzing pre-crash data • Utilizing EDR data in a reconstruction analysis • Heavy Truck Crash Reconstruction • Physical evidence from heavy truck crashes • Brake force and deceleration rate calculations • Heavy truck acceleration • Heavy truck maneuvering capabilities • Heavy truck event data recorders INSTRUCTORS Nathan Rose Director and Principal Reconstructionist, Kineticorp, LLC Wesley Grimes President, Collision Engineering Associates
I.D.# C1728
SCHEDULE April 22-24, 2019 Phoenix, Arizona August 5-7, 2019 Denver, Colorado
FEES List:
$1,950 $1,755
Members:
THREE-DAYS/2.0 CEUS
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