Congress Programme

Poster Presentations

Vehicle safety

Tuesday, 16 September 2008

F2008-08-009
Injury Risk-Benefit Analysis of Rollover Protection Systems (ROPS) for All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) Using Computer Simulation, Full-Scale Testing and ISO 13232
Mr. R. M. Van Auken, Dynamic Research, Inc., United States
F2008-08-017
Advances in Intersection Safety - The EC Project INTERSAFE
Mr. Bernd Roessler, Ibeo Automobile Sensor GmbH, Germany
F2008-08-018
The Relationship between Accidents and Conflicts Recorded by Drive Recorders
Dr. Guang-quan Lu, Beihang University, China
F2008-08-020
Unusual Way to Collect Accident Information (Rollover Accidents of Buses)
Dr. Mátyás Matolcsy, Society of Mechanical Engineers, Hungary
F2008-08-021
A Semi-Quantitative Function-Oriented Approach for the Safety Life-Cycle of Future Driver Assistance Systems
Mr. Udo Steininger, TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH, Germany
F2008-08-027
Application of GPS and Other ORD Sensors to Detection of the Vehicle State
Dr. Piotr Bogus, Rail Vehicles Institute TABOR, Poland
F2008-08-028
Sensor Fusion Approaches for High Precision Location Applications
Dr. Anko Börner, DLR, Germany
F2008-08-029
Frontal Absrobed Energy Systems Applied to a CRS
Dr. Francisco Liesa, Catalonia Polytechnic University, Spain
F2008-08-032
Novel Technologies for Variable Force Energy Absorption Devices for Pedestrian-Friendly Front Bumper
Mr. Jonathan Wheals, Ricardo, United Kingdom
F2008-08-036
Adaptive Slip Ratio Control by Brake Torque Sensor
Mr. Hiroyuki Furushou, Nissan Motor Co., LTD., Japan
F2008-08-043
Machine Learning Methods for Classification of PMD Camera Objects for Driver´s Assistance Applications
Ms. Antje Neve, BMW Group, Germany
F2008-08-044
Towards Safer Road for Older Pedestrians in Bangladesh
Mrs. Tahera Anjuman, Accident Research Centre (ARC), India
F2008-08-046
A New Side Impact SLED Test Rig at MAGNA Steyr for Validation of Virtual Side Impact Development
Dr. Arno Eichberger, University of Technology Graz, Austria
F2008-08-057
High Efficient Crash Energy Absorption Method for Automotive Engineering
Mr. Neven Majic, DLR, Germany
F2008-08-066
Implementation of a Self-Learning Route Memory as an Electronic Co-Driver for Reduced Emissions
Ms Anne Carlsson, IVK University of Stuttgart, Germany
F2008-08-089
Operation of the Auxiliary Functions in the Electronic Wedge Brake
Ms Silvia Wolff, Siemens VDO Automotive AG, Germany
F2008-08-095
Active Safety Potential of Mechatronic Steering Systems
Mr. Roland Greul, ZF Lenksysteme GmbH, Germany
F2008-08-096
Car Over Hang Reduction with Innovative Bumpers System
Mr. Sebastien Guinehut, Valeo Engine Cooling, France
F2008-08-101
Camera-Based Pedestrian Detection - Challenges, Applications in Visible and FIR Spectra, Evaluation Methods
Mr. Markus Guehl, BMW Group, Germany
F2008-08-102
Usability of Local Traffic Density as Basis for Adaptive Driver Assistance Systems
Mr. Sascha Knake-Langhorst, DLR, Germany
F2008-08-104
Review of Safe Speed and Safe Distance Warnings Produced in SASPENCE and INSAFES Demonstrators of European Framework Programme 6 Integrated Project PReVENT
Prof. Mauro Da Lio, University of Trento, Italy
F2008-08-106
New Proposals for the Development of Motorcyclist Friendly Road Restraint Systems through Accident Investigation and Regulation Analysis
Mr. Pere Fonts, Applus IDIADA, Spain
F2008-08-115
Validation of Simulation Models for Rear-Impact
Mr. Thomas Deter, IAT Ingenieurgesellschaft fuer Automobilitechnik mbH, Germany
F2008-08-124
Integration of Car-2-Car Communication as a Virtual Sensor in Automotive Sensor Fusion for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Mr. Matthias Roeckl, DLR, Germany
F2008-08-126
Towards a Potential Field Framework for Collision Avoidance Systems
Mr. Tobias Hesse, University of Paderborn, Germany
F2008-08-135
How European GNSS Enables Support to All Levels of Vehicle Guidance - Examples of ADAS from the Project FAMOS
Mr. Ingmar Ehrenpfordt, DLR, Germany
F2008-08-148
Early Detection of Hazards in Driving Situations through Multi-Sensor Fusion
Prof. Ralf Reulke, DLR, Germany
F2008-08-149
Evaluation of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems for Supportive Brake Application
Mr. Gregor Nicholas Nitz, BMW Group, Germany
F2008-08-151
Development of a Drag-Spain Model: Application of the Drag Methodology to the Analysis of Road Safety in Spain
Mr. Francisco Aparicio Izquierdo, INSIA (Automobile Research Institute), Spain

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