SAE Technical Paper Series 2005

DOI: 10.4271/2005-01-1177

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The Application and Reliability of Commercial Vehicle Event Data Recorders for Accident Investigation and Analysis

Sebastian A. B. van Nooten¹,

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“…Historically, the primary concern has been the reliability of automobile event data as it pertains to supporting physical evidence in crash investigations [10]. Consequently, the majority of studies related to EDRs have focused on using data after it has been recovered and decoded [2,4,11].…”

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Automobile Event Data Recorder Forensics

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Automobile event data recorders (EDRs) provide vital information for reconstructing traffic crashes. This paper examines the primary issues related to evidence recovery from EDRs and its use in crash reconstruction. Recommendations related to the use of EDR data in court proceedings are also presented.

“…Historically, the primary concern has been the reliability of automobile event data as it pertains to supporting physical evidence in crash investigations [10]. Consequently, the majority of studies related to EDRs have focused on using data after it has been recovered and decoded [2,4,11].…”

Section: Automobile Event Data Recordersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Automobile Event Data Recorder Forensics

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IFIP — The International Federation for Information Processing

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Automobile event data recorders (EDRs) provide vital information for reconstructing traffic crashes. This paper examines the primary issues related to evidence recovery from EDRs and its use in crash reconstruction. Recommendations related to the use of EDR data in court proceedings are also presented.

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Advances in Computer and Information Sciences and Engineering

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Commercial Vehicle Event Data Recorders and the Effect of ABS Brakes During Maximum Brake Application

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