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Economic constraints nowadays require transporting greater volumes of freight at lower cost. Yet, physical profiles of trucks do not all generate the same effects on road infrastructure for a given tonnage hauled. The objective then lies in finding an optimal service level that reduces the damage caused to infrastructure. Results derived for the impact of trucks on pavements are presented. The impact of truck traffic trends on road bridges will also be discussed.rn
As the official German catalogue of accident causes has difficulty in matching the increasing demands for detailed psychologically relevant accident causation information, a new system, based on a "7 Steps" model, so called ACASS, for analyzing and collecting causation factors of traffic accidents, was implemented in GIDAS in the year 2008. A hierarchical system was developed, which describes the human causation factors in a chronological sequence (from the perception to concrete action errors), considering the logical sequence of basic human functions when reacting to a request for reaction. With the help of this system the human errors of accident participants can be adequately described, as the causes of each range of basic human functions may be divided into their characteristics (influence criteria) and further into specific indicators of these characteristics (e.g. distraction from inside the vehicle as a characteristic of an observation-error and the operation of devices as an indication for distraction from inside the vehicle. The causation factors accordingly classified can be recorded in an economic way as a number is assigned to each basic function, to each characteristic of that basic function and to each indicator of that characteristic. Thus each causation factor can be explicitly described by means of a code of numbers. In a similar way the causation factors based on the technology of the vehicle and the driving environment, which are also subdivided in an equally hierarchical system, can be tagged with a code. Since the causes of traffic accidents can consist of a variety of factors from different ranges and categories, it is possible to tag each accident participant with several causation factors. This also opens the possibility to not only assign causation factors to the accident causer in the sense of the law, but also to other participants involved in the accident, who may have contributed to the development of the accident. The hierarchical layout of the system and the collection of the causation factors with numerical codes allow for the possibility to code information on accident causes even if the causation factor is not known to its full extent or in full detail, given the possibility to code only those cause factors, which are known. Derived from the systematic of the analysis of human accident causes ("7 steps") and from the practical experiences of on-scene interviews of accident participants, a system was set in place, which offers the possibility to extensively record not only human causation factors in a structured form. Furthermore, the analysis of the human causation factors in such a structured way provides a tool, especially for on-scene accident investigations, to conduct the interview of accident participants effectively and in a structured way.
A flexible pedestrian legform impactor (FlexPLI) has been evaluated by a Technical Evaluation Group (Flex-TEG) of the Working Party on Passive Safety (GRSP) of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UN-ECE). It will be implemented within phase 2 of the global technical regulation (GTR 9) as well as within a new ECE regulation on pedestrian safety as a test tool for the assessment of lower extremity injuries in lateral vehicle-to-pedestrian accidents (UN-ECE 2010-1, 2010-2 and 2010-3). Due to its biofidelic properties in the knee and tibia section, the FlexPLI is found to having an improved knee and tibia injury assessment ability when being compared to the current legislative test tool, the lower legform impactor developed by the Pedestrian Safety Working Group of the European Enhanced Vehicle-safety Committee (EEVC WG 17). However, due to a lack of biofidelity in terms of kinematics and loadings in the femur part of the FlexPLI, an appropriate assessment of femur injuries is still outstanding. The study described in this paper is aimed to close this gap. Impactor tests with the FlexPLI at different impact heights on three vehicle frontends with Sedan, SUV and FFV shape are performed and compared to tests with a modified FlexPLI with upper body mass. Full scale validation tests using a modified crash test dummy with attached FlexPLI that are carried out for the first time prove the more humanlike responses of the femur section with applied upper body mass. Apart from that they also show that the impact conditions described in the current technical provisions for tests with the FlexPLI don"t necessarily compensate the missing torso mass in terms of knee and tibia loadings either. Therefore it can be concluded that an applied upper body mass will contribute to a more biofidelic overall behavior of the legform and subsequently an improved injury assessment ability of all lower extremity injuries addressed by the FlexPLI. Nevertheless, the validity of the original as well as the modified legform for tests against vehicles with extraordinary high bumpers as well as flat front vehicles still needs to be evaluated in detail. A first clue is given by the application of an additional accelerometer to the legform.
This paper provides an overview of the research work of the European Enhanced Vehicle-safety Committee (EEVC) in the field of crash compatibility between passenger cars. Since July 1997 the EC Commission is partly funding the research work of EEVC. The running period of this project will be two years. The progress of five working packages of this research project is presented: Literature review, Accident analysis, Structural survey of cars, Crash testing, and Mathematical modelling. According to the planned time schedule the progress of research work is different for the five working packages.
Despite the steadily declining number of pedestrian fatalities and injuries in most European countries during recent decades, pedestrian protection is still of great importance in the European Union as well as in Germany. This is because they still constitute a large proportion of road user casualties and are more likely to suffer serious and fatal injuries than most other road users. In 1999 only car occupants suffered more fatal injuries than pedestrians in Germany. In December 1998, EEVC WG 17 completed their review and updating of the EEVC WG 10 pedestrian test procedure that made it possible to evaluate the protection afforded to pedestrians by the front of passenger cars in an accident. Within the scope of this procedure, four different impactors are used representing those parts of the body which are injured very often and/or very seriously in vehicle-pedestrian-collisions. In a project executed by IKA and BASt, a small family car was tested according to the EEVC WG 17 test procedure. Afterwards modifications to the car were carried out in order to improve the pedestrian protection provided by the vehicle design. There were certain restrictions placed on the level of modifications undertaken, e.g. only minor modifications to vehicle styling and to the vehicle structures, which provide passenger protection. The redesigned vehicle was tested again using the WG 17 test procedure. The test results of the modified vehicle were compared with those of the standard vehicle and evaluated. The results show that considered measures for pedestrian protection in many areas of the vehicle front structure and the use of innovative techniques can lead to a significant reduction of the loads of pedestrians at an acceptable expense.
The NHTSA-sponsored Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network (CIREN) has collected and analyzed crash, vehicle damage, and detailed injury data from over 4000 case occupants who were patients admitted to Level-I trauma centers following involvement in motor vehicle crashes. Since 2005, CIREN has used a methodology known as "BioTab" to analyze and document the causes of injuries resulting from passenger vehicle crashes. BioTab was developed to provide a complete evidenced-based method to describe and document injury causation from in-depth crash investigations with confidence levels assigned to the causes of injury based on the available evidence. This paper describes how the BioTab method is being used in CIREN to leverage the data collected from in-depth crash investigations, and particularly the detailed injury data available in CIREN, to develop evidence-based assessments of injury causation. CIREN case examples are provided to demonstrate the ability of the BioTab method to improve real-world crash/injury data assessment.
This study analyses no.39 cases in which n.41 motorcyclists were fatally injured, or 36% of total motorcycle fatalities in Northern Ireland between 2004 and 2010 (n.114). There were n.17 cases (43.6%) where the actions of another vehicle driver caused the collision, in thirteen of these cases the motorcycles had their lights switched on. The remaining n.22 collisions (56.4%) were due to the actions of the motorcyclist. In the approach to the collision scene, there were n.13 cases (31.7%) in which the approach was a right hand bend and in n.8 (19.5%) cases, the approach was a left hand bend. In the remaining n.18 (43.9%) cases, the approach was a straight road. Of the n.17 (41.4%) motorcycles that slid after falling, n.10 (24.4%) fell onto their right side and the remaining n.7 (17.1%) fell onto their left side. The information from this study identifies primary and contributory causes of motorcycle collisions.
In-depth road traffic accident research in Spain is a fairly recent activity. In the past, only accident data that had been retrospectively processed by the national and regional traffic police forces was available. In 1999 Applus+IDIADA set up a permanent accident research unit to carry out indepth analysis of road accidents in Spain. Since then accidents involving cars, motorcycles, coaches and vulnerable road users have been thoroughly studied. The Applus+IDIADA accident research team has carried out work for the various traffic polices in Spain and it is currently involved in several research projects in which accidentology is one of the main tasks. The working methodology of the team is presented in the first part of the paper. In the framework of the European research project "Rollover" (GRD2-2001-50086), Applus+IDIADA has collected data, inspected scenarios and performed virtual reconstructions of twenty-six of the total seventy-six rollover accidents studied. The second half of the paper describes how these accident investigations were used to develop a test procedure for identifying possible improvements to the vehicle structure which augment occupant protection in a rollover scenario. In particular, a proposal for a new drop test for rollover assessment is presented. The cases were analysed for severity, in terms of injury to the occupants and damage to the vehicle, and taking into account whether a seatbelt was worn or not. The worst possible cases were identified as those that had severe occupant injuries and sizable damage to the occupant compartment when seatbelts had been worn. The most severe cases were then analysed further for impact position (roll and pitch angles) and the impact velocity. With these parameters taken into account, the most representative combinations could be found. This resulted in a series of configurations for possible drop tests. The results of the tests indicate where passenger vehicle structures need to be improved in order to increase occupant safety in the event of a rollover crash.
Unfortunately, there has been a high number of accident fatalities reported in the Czech Republic in recent years. There are many causes which have led to a growth in the number of road traffic accidents. Since 1990, traffic density has demonstrated an upward moving tendency, daily traffic-jams are on the increase in many cities and traffic capacity on roads and streets is not able to satisfy this increasing density. Moreover, many road users lack experience in terms of driving modern cars. The National Accident Study of the Czech Republic is based on the assumption that the year 2010 is considered as a pilot project with the testing operation of collecting and evaluating data from traffic accidents. From the beginning of 2011, a fully-functional structure of the Traffic Accident Research will be created and solid data generated. Based on this assumption, we hope to begin meaningful cooperation with foreign countries.
The Centre for Automotive Safety Research (formerly the Road Accident Research Unit) at the University of Adelaide in South Australia has a history of in-depth crash investigation going back to the 1970s. In recent years, our focus has been on studying factors that contribute to road crashes, with an emphasis on the role of road infrastructure. Our method involves crash notification by the South Australian Ambulance Service and detailed investigation of the crash scene usually before the crash-involved vehicles have been moved. This at-scene data collection is supplemented with police crash reports, Coroner- reports including autopsy findings for fatal crashes, case notes from hospitals for all injured persons, structured interviews with crash participants and witnesses, and computerised reconstruction of the events of the crash. One of the most notable research findings to emerge from our in-depth work has been the relationship between travelling speed and the risk of crash involvement. By comparing the calculated free speeds of crash-involved vehicles (cases) with the measured speeds of non-crash-involved vehicles travelling on the same roads at the same time of day (controls), we were able to establish that an exponential relationship exists between travelling speed and the likelihood of involvement in a casualty crash. This was the case for both metropolitan and rural areas. This research prompted the reduction of some speed limits in Australia, which has resulted in notable decreases in crash numbers. Another finding of interest in our recent investigation of 298 mostly daytime crashes in metropolitan Adelaide was that medical conditions make a sizeable contribution to the occurrence of road crashes. We found that almost half of the drivers, riders and pedestrians involved in the collisions had at least one pre-existing medical condition, and half of these individuals had two or more such conditions. We found that a medical condition was the direct causal factor in 13% of the casualty crashes investigated and accounted for 23% of all hospital admission or fatal crash outcomes. A follow-up study of all hospital admissions for road crashes in Adelaide is now going ahead to look further at this problem. The paper also describes studies looking specifically at pedestrian crashes. These include studies of the relationship between travelling speed and the risk of a fatal pedestrian crash, and studies utilising real crash data to validate headforms and test dummies used in the assessment of the safety of new vehicles in the event of a collision with a pedestrian.
This paper gives an overview of the in-depth crash investigation activity conducted by the Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR) at the University of Adelaide, in South Australia. Recent changes in method include: an expansion in on-call hours for the crash investigation team, providing the option of a phone interview for crash participants to discuss the crash, and downloading objective crash data from vehicle airbag control modules. These changes have resulted in: increased representativeness of crashes by hour of day; a decrease in the over-representation of fatal crashes in our sample; an increase in the proportion of crashes that involved a pedestrian, bicycle or scooter (moped); an increase in the proportion of crash participants consenting to an interview; and an increase in the objective data available, through airbag control module downloads. Our in-depth crash investigations enabled research into road departures that found barriers were a more feasible solution than clear zones for eliminating serious and fatal injury resulting from run off road crashes.
Although road infrastructure is developed extensively Brazil is still one of the countries with the most dangerous roads in the world. In order to stop the increasing trend of traffic fatalities of the last few years and to improve traffic safety on Brazilian roads a pilot study on behalf of SAE Brazil started in March 2016 with the goal to lay the foundations for a long-term research activity. Piloting for an in-depth accident investigation the city of Campinas, roughly 100 km north of São Paulo was chosen. The pilot project was carried out with the local partner, the Empresa Municipal de Desenvolvimento de Campinas (EMDEC). The paper reports on the initial training of evidence based accident data collection on-spot, the implementation of the new digital database, the data collection and the first results. An outlook on the planned long-term accident investigations is given.
In the course of the EUROPEAN PROJECT TRACE all fatally injured pedestrians autopsied at the Institute for Legal Medicine in Munich in 2004 had been analysed by using the "Human Functional Failure (HFF) analysis" method. It was possible to apply this method although some restrictions have to be taken into account. The results derived from this analysis comprise first the failures the pedestrians (most often "impairment of sensorimotor and cognitive abilities") and the opponents (most often " Non-detection in visibility constraints conditions") faced in the accident, second the conflicts and tasks (pedestrian crossing the street conflicting with a vehicle from the side (which was going ahead on a straight road), the degree of accident involvement (pedestrians often the primary active part), and further the contributing factors to the accident (pedestrians most often "alcohol (> 0.05% BAC)", opponents most often "visibility constraints").
The main objective of EC CASPER research project is to reduce fatalities and injuries of children travelling in cars. Accidents involving children were investigated, modelling of human being and tools for dummies were advanced, a survey for the diagnosis of child safety was carried out and demands and applications were analysed. From the many research tasks of the CASPER project, the intention of this paper is to address the following: • In-depth investigation of accidents and accident reconstruction. These will provide important points for the injury risk curve, in order to improve it. Different accident investigation teams collected data from real road accidents, involving child car passengers, in five different European countries. Then, a selection of the most appropriate cases for the injury risk curve and the purposes of the project was made for an in-depth analysis. The final stage of this analysis was to conduct an accident reconstruction to validate the results obtained. The in-depth analysis included on-scene accident investigation, creating virtual simulations of the accident/possible reconstruction, and conducting the reconstruction. In the cases of successful reconstructions, new points were introduced to the injury risk curves. Accident reconstructions of selected cases were carried out in test laboratories as the next step following in-depth road accident investigation. These cases were reconstructed using similar child restraint systems (CRS) and the same type make and model as in the real accidents. Reconstructing real cases has several limitations, such as crash angle, cars" approximation paths and crash speed. However, a few changes and applications on the testing conditions were applied to reduce the limitations and improved the representations of the real accidents. After conducting the reconstructions, a comparison between the deformations of the cars on the real accident and the vehicles from the reconstructions was made. Additionally, a correlation between the data captured from the dummies and the injury data from the real accident was sought. This finalises an in-depth analysis of the accident, which will provide new relevant points to the injury risk curve. The CASPER project conducted a large research programme on child safety. On technical points, a promising research area is the developing injury risk curves as a result of in-depth accident investigations and reconstructions. This abstract was written whilst the project was not yet finished and final results are not yet known, but they will be available by the time of the conference. All the works and findings will not necessarily be integrated in the industrial versions of evaluation tools as the CASPER project is a research program.
Bus or heavy vehicle passenger accidents are rare events, compared with car accidents, but sometimes leads to a large number of victims especially in rollover crash scenarios. Two accidents occurred in Portugal in 2007 and 2013 in which 28 people died and more than 50 are injured, shown the importance of the investigation of such accidents. For the investigation of these accidents multidisciplinary teams are constituted with engineers and police officers. All the factors involved are taken into consideration including road design, traffic signs, maintenance and hardware, human factors, and vehicle factors. In this work a methodology to an accurate collection of the data is proposed. From the information collected the accident is reconstructed using the PC-CrashTM software. From this all the contribution factors are determined and recommendations to mitigate these crashes are listed. These two accidents are rollover accidents and the analysis of the injuries and its correlation with the use of retention systems is very important. From the medical data and with the dynamics of the accident determined simulations of the occupants with biomechanical models are carried out in order to evaluate the effect of the retention systems in the injuries. This analysis is based on injury criteria (such as Abbreviated Injury Score (AIS) or Injury Severity Scale (ISS)). With this it is possible to determine if the seat belt was worn or not.
This study aimed to identify the occurrence, type and mechanisms of the traumatic injuries of the vulnerable road users in vehicle collisions, and to determine the effects of human, engineering, and environment factors on traffic accidents and injuries. The pedestrian accident cases were collected in the years 2000 to 2005 from Changsha Wujing hospital China and Accident Research Unit at Medical University Hannover in Germany. A statistic analysis was carried out using the collected accident data. The results from analysis of Changsha data were compared with results from analysis of GIDAS data Hannover. The injury severities were determined using AIS code and ISS values. The results were presented in terms of cause of injuries, injury distributions, injury patterns, injury severity. The factors influenced the injury outcomes were proposed and discussed for the vehicle transport environment and road users. The results were discussed with regard to accident data collection, accident sampling and injury distributions etc. In the urban area of Changsha, motorcycles and passenger cars are most frequently involved in vehicle pedestrian accidents. Head and lower extremities injuries are the predominant types of pedestrian injuries. The pedestrian accidents were identified as vital issue in urban traffic safety and therefore a high priority should be given to this road user group in research of safe urban transportation. In Hannover area, cars are most frequently involved in traffic accidents, injured pedestrians are involved in road traffic of Germany in 13% of all causalities only in 2005 and have nearly the same number as motorcyclists, but the half of bicyclists.
In Finland all fatal motor vehicle accidents are studied in-depth on-the-spot by multidisciplinary (police, road and vehicle engineers, physician and behavioural scientist) road accident investigation teams (legislation 2001, work started 1968), which operate in every province. The purpose of the teams is to uncover risk factors that turned an ordinary driving situation into a serious accident and give safety recommendations for improving road safety. The investigation teams do not take a stand on guilt or insurance compensation. When analysing accidents the teams use the concepts of key event, immediate, background and injury risk factors. Compiled investigation folders of each case contain investigation forms from each member, preinvestigation protocol, photographs, sketches etc. About 500 items of information are collected from each accident party. The collected information is also coded into a computer database. Both the database and the investigation folders are widely utilized by researchers and authorities conducting safety work.
This work aimed for getting the main features of accidents involving Light Goods Vehicles (LGV), using accident cases collected in the In-Depth Accidents Studies built up at IFSTTAR-LMA (France), in order to analyse thoroughly the proceedings of these accidents and identify the major factors for the different types of LGV. This work was based on the analysis of 88 accident cases involving LGV with a Maximum Authorised Mass inferior to 3.5 tonnes. In particular kinematics reconstruction of these accidents were performed to calculate the average impact speeds and to better understand the compatibility problems between LGV and antagonist vehicles. Specific features have been reviewed to pick up problems concerning safety, maintenance, loading, LGV design: general conditions of the accident, vehicle features, and passive safety. The main results of this study are presented in this paper.
Sedan type vehicles in which adult rear seat passengers were present and which were involved in frontal collisions were investigated, and the influence of unbelted rear seat passengers on the injuries of front seat occupants was studied. Unbelted rear seat passengers move forward during impact. It was observed that there were not only cases in which front seat occupants sustained injuries caused by direct contact with rear seat passengers, but also cases where front seat occupants received severe injuries due to additional force from rear seat passengers, either impacting directly or indirectly as a result of deformation of the front seat. Severe injuries of front seat occupants were observed in the latter cases. This research validates the importance of seat-belt use for rear seat passengers, not only to protect themselves but also to mitigate injuries of front seat occupants.
76 severe traffic accidents had been investigated in depth in an ongoing Volkswagen-Tongji University joint accident research project in JiaDing district, Shanghai, PR China since June 2005. With a methodology similar to German accident research units in Dresden and Hannover, a research team proceeds to the scene immediately after the incident to investigate and collect various data on environment, accident occurrence, vehicle state and deformations as well as injuries. The data combined with the results of accident reconstruction will be stored in a database for further statistical and casuistic analysis. The first outcome of the project supports the hypothesis that a main causation for the large number of traffic accidents in China is the lacking of risk awareness in Chinese driver behaviour. Low seat-belt use and the high proportion of vulnerable and poorly protected two-wheelers in traffic are reasons for the high injury and fatality rate in China. The research work shows that accident research in China is feasible and able to give support to tackle one of the urging problems in Chinese development.
It has been pointed that most of the accidents on the roads are caused by driver faults, inattention and low performance. Therefore, future active safety systems are required to be aware of the driver status to be able to have preventative features. This probe study gives a system structure depending on multi-channel signal processing for three modules: Driver Identification, Route Recognition and Distraction Detection. The novelty lies in personalizing the route recognition and distraction detection systems according to particular driver with the help of driver identification system. The driver ID system also uses multiple modalities to verify the identity of the driver; therefore it can be applied to future smart cars working as car-keys. All the modules are tested using a separate data batch from the training sets using eight drivers" multi-channel driving signals, video and audio. The system was able to identify the driver with 100% accuracy using speech signals of length 30 sec or more and a frontal face image. After identifying the driver, the maneuver/ route recognition was achieved with 100% accuracy and the distraction detection had 72% accuracy in worst case. In overall, system is able to identify the driver, recognize the maneuver being performed at a particular time and able to detect driver distraction with reasonable accuracy.
This work describes the results of the experimental activity, illustrating the driving behavior observed in different conditions, relating them to the different methods of ADAS intervention and comparing the driver behavior without ADAS. In the present study, driver behavior was studied in road accidents involving elderly pedestrians, with different ADAS HMIs, as a base to develop a driver model in near missing pedestrian accidents. A literature research was conducted with the aim of finding out the main influencing factors, including environment, boundary conditions, configuration of impact, pedestrian and driver information, when pedestrian fatalities occur and an analysis of frequent road accidents was conducted to get more detailed information about the driver- behavior. In order to obtain more detailed information about pedestrian accidents, real road accidents were reconstructed with multibody simulations on PC-Crash and, by the comparison between literature findings and reconstructions, a generic accident scenario was defined. The generic accident scenario was implemented on the full scale dynamic driving simulator in use at the Laboratory for Safety and Traffic Accident Analysis (LaSIS, University of Florence, Italy) in order to analyse the driving behaviors of volunteers, also considering the influence of ADAS devices. Forty-five young volunteers were enrolled for this study, resulting in forty valid tests on different testing scenarios. Two different scenarios consisted in driving with or without ADAS in the vehicle. Different kinds of ADAS, acoustic and optical, with different time of intervention were tested in order to study the different reactions of the driver. The tests showed some interesting differences between driver's behavior when approaching the critical situation. Drivers with ADAS reacted earlier, but more slowly, depending also on the type of alarm, and often with double reaction when braking. In fact, the results of the activity showed that with ADAS intervention the time to collision (TTC) increases, but the reaction time and braking modality change: a) there is a sort of "latency" time between the accelerator pedal release and the brake pressure; b) the brake pressure is initially less intense. So the driver only partially takes advance from the TTC increase. These differences were valued not only qualitatively, but quantitatively as well. This work revealed to be useful to improve the knowledge of drivers" behavior, in order to realize a driver model that can be implemented to help attaining and assessing higher levels of automation through new technology.
Recent findings from real-world accident data have shown that fatality risks for pedestrians are substantially lower than generally reported in the traffic safety literature. One of the keys to this insight has been the large and random sample of car-to-pedestrian crashes available in the German In-Depth Accident Study (GIDAS). Another key factor has been the proper use of weight factors in order to adjust for outcome-based sampling bias in the accident data. However, a third factor, a priori of unknown importance, has not yet been properly analysed. This is the influence of errors in impact speed estimation. In this study, we derived a statistical model of the impact speed errors for pedestrian accidents present in the GIDAS database. The error model was then applied to investigate the effect of the estimation error on the pedestrian fatality risk as a function of car impact speed. To this end, we applied a method known as the SIMulation-EXtrapolation (SIMEX) method. It was found that the risk curve is fairly tolerant to some amount of random measurement error, but that it does become flattened. It is therefore important that the accident investigations and reconstructions are of high quality to assure that systematic errors are minimised and that the random errors are under control.
The share of high-tensile steel in car bodies has increased over the last years. While occupant safety has generally benefited from this measure, there is a potential risk that, as a result, rescue time may increase considerably. In more than 60% of all car occupant fatalities a technical rescue has been necessary. These are in particular those cases where occupants die immediately at the accident scene. Therefore, in these cases "rescue time" is a very sensitive parameter. In addition to the general analysis of the need of technical rescue and the actual rescue time depending on model years, the injury pattern of occupants requiring technical rescue will be analysed to provide advice for rescue teams. Furthermore, a detailed analysis of rescue measures for the most popular car models depending on the safety cell design is given.
Institute for Traffic Accident Research and Data Analysis <Tokyo>rnAbstract: Analyses were conducted to clarify the features of rear-end collisions, using an integrated accident database developed by the Institute for Traffic Accident Research and Data Analysis (ITARDA). Focusing on neck injuries in rear-end collisions, analyses were made of the relation to struck-vehicle properties. Regarding the relation to the initial year of registration, the results did not show that newer vehicles tended to have a lower no-neck-injury rate, which was defined in this study as an index. On the contrary, in some passenger car classes, it was observed that the no-neck-injury rate was higher in newer vehicles. The effect of an active head restraint system, which is one type of anti-whiplash device, was analyzed by using not only the no-neck-injury rate but also a regression analysis. The results showed that the effect of an active head restraint system on suppressing the incidence of neck injuries was statistically significant.rn
Nowadays, traffic accidents are recorded in historical databases. Regarding the huge quantity of data, the use of data mining tools is essential to help Experts, for automatically extracting relevant information in order to establish and quantify relations between severity and potential factors of accidents. An innovative approach is here proposed for an in depth investigation of real world accidents data base. Mutual information ratio based on conditional entropies is used to quantity the association strength between an accident outcome descriptor (injury severity) and other potential association factors. Information theoretic methods help to select automatically groups of factors mostly responsible of the severity of accident.
In Form einer Pilotstudie wurden eine Literaturrecherche, eine Befragung von Experten der Automobilindustrie und theoretische Untersuchungen zur Frage der Head-Up-Display-Technik (HUD) im Kraftfahrzeug durchgeführt. Auf der Suche nach neuen, die Sicherheit des Kraftfahrzeugverkehrs fördernden Anzeigen findet das HUD zunehmend Interesse. Das Prinzip des HUD im Kraftfahrzeug besteht darin, dass die Informationen des Displays über den in die Windschutzscheibe integrierten Combiner in die Verkehrsszene als virtuelles Bild eingeblendet werden. In Europa wurden von Automobil- und Zulieferfirmen ca. ein Dutzend HUD-Systeme als Experimentalsysteme entwickelt. In den europäischen Forschungsprogrammen PROMETHEUS und DRIVE wird das HUD als eine von mehreren neuen Anzeigetechniken untersucht. In den USA und Japan befinden sich HUD-Systeme in Serienfahrzeugen bereits seit einigen Jahren auf dem Markt. Informationen auf einem HUD im Kraftfahrzeug werden schneller und sicherer abgelesen, als auf der konventionellen Instrumententafel. Insbesondere die physiologischen Anteile des Wahrnehmungsvorganges, das heißt die Augenbewegung, das Akkommodieren und das Adaptieren, erfolgen mit einem HUD schneller. Allerdings kann die Verquickung der Verkehrsszene mit bordeigenen Informationen zu verändertem Fahrverhalten und zu anderen Beobachtungsstrategien der Kraftfahrer führen. Die HUD-Technik ist zwar relativ fortgeschritten, jedoch liegen nur wenige fundierte experimentelle Ergebnisse vor. Es wurde daher eine Untersuchungsreihe mit Labor-, Simulator- und Feldexperimenten entworfen, die offene Fragen zu Nutzen, Informationsinhalten und Gestaltung von HUD-Anzeigen beantworten sollen. Gesetzliche Vorschriften der StVZO und die sie tangierenden EG-Richtlinien beziehungsweise ECE-Regelungen legen die Mindestanforderungen an die Sicht aus Kraftfahrzeugen fest, und es bestehen Vorgaben sowohl für die mögliche Position der HUD-Anzeigen, als auch für die Transmission und für die Farberkennung der Verkehrsobjekte.
Derzeit beruht das Erhaltungsmanagement von Brücken vornehmlich auf turnusmäßigen visuellen Bauwerksprüfungen. Schäden werden häufig erst entdeckt, wenn sie offensichtlich sind - was unwirtschaftlich ist. Schäden und kritische Reaktionen des Bauwerks kündigen sich allerdings oftmals schon im Inneren der Struktur, in nicht einsehbaren Bereichen und durch die tatsächlich vorliegenden, aber oft nicht genau bekannten Einwirkungen auf das Bauwerk an. Bestands- und Neubau-Brücken sollten daher in der Lage sein, bereits frühzeitig und ergänzend zu den Bauwerksprüfungen Auskunft über ihren Zustand und dessen Entwicklung geben zu koennen. Benoetigt werden hierzu flexible und modular anpassbare Systeme zur messtechnischen Unterstützung in und am Bauwerk, differenzierte Bewertungsverfahren und ein entsprechend erweitertes Erhaltungsmanagement. Hinsichtlich einer messtechnischen Instrumentierung am Bauwerk sind zum einen leistungsfähige und dauerhafte Sensorik zur Erfassung von Einwirkungen und Bauteilreaktionen an diesem sowie zum anderen eine intelligente Messdatenverarbeitung zur Plausibilisierung, Fusion, Interpolation und Reduktion von Sensordatenströmen vor Ort erforderlich. Der Beitrag fasst im Rahmen aktueller Forschung untersuchte Ansätze und Realisierungsmöglichkeiten zur Sensordatenanalyse und -überwachung - wie sie insbesondere zur Sicherstellung belastbarer, stark fehlerminimierter Zustandsinformationen erforderlich sind - unter praktischen Gesichtspunkten einer Umsetzung bei der Überwachung von Brückenbauwerken zusammen. Verschiedene Verfahrensansätze werden hinsichtlich Einsatzbereich, Aufwand und Nutzen diskutiert. Die gewonnenen Erkenntnisse sind von allgemeiner Bedeutung und daher auf andere Bereiche des Erhaltungsmanagements von Infrastruktur übertragbar.
Injuries in motorbike accidents in correlation with protective clothes and mechanism of the accident
(2013)
This study deals with a possible connection between safety clothing / accident mechanism and injury severity in a state-wide traffic accident investigation with focus on light and small motorbike-involvement for accidents in the area of the Saarland in which the persons riding the bike have been injured or killed. An interdisciplinary team of medical scientists and engineers collected the medical and technical data as well as all the relevant traces of the accident on scene and in time. During twenty months of data collection a total of 401 cases could be gathered. Grave injuries were more common for the group of heavier motorcycles (>125 ccm). Motorcyclists had been polytraumatized only in the group where the accident was connected with a collision. Significant correlation between protective clothes and injury severity could only be found for protective gloves and protective trousers. The knowledge about mechanism of the accident, protective clothes and severity of injuries can be helpful for the improvement of road and motorcyclists' safety.
The accident research of Hanover and (from 1999 on) Dresden registered 736 leg injuries (AIS ≥ 2) from 1983 to March 2007. 174 of these injuries (23.6 %) were fractures or dislocations of foot and ankle. 149 feet of 141 front seat car occupants in 140 cars were affected. Of these 117 were drivers, 24 were front seat passengers. The mean age of occupants was 38.5 -± 16.8 years. Ankle fractures were the most frequent injury (n = 82; 80 malleolar fractures, 2 pilon fractures). 34 fractures and dislocations affected the hindfoot (5 talus and 26 calcaneal fractures, 2 subtalar dislocations and 1 subtotal amputation) , 16 to midfoot (4 navicular fractures, 5 cuboid fractures, 3 fractures of cuneiformia, 2 dislocations of chopart joint, 1 subtotal amputation, and one severe decollement) and 39 the forefoot (metatarsal fractures). Open fractures were seldom seen (2 malleolar fractures, 1 metatarsal fracture). Both feet were injured in 10 cases. 33 occupants (23.4 %) were polytaumatic had a polytrauma, 17 of them died. 81 percent of the occupants were belted. The cars were divided in pre EuroNCAP (year of manufacture 1997 and older) and post EuroNCAP cars (year of manufacture 1998 and newer). Most of the foot injuries were seen in pre EuroNCAP cars. Most of the occupants sat in compact cars (40 drivers and 9 front seat passengers) and large family cars (27 drivers and 7 co-drivers). 49 of 140 accidents occurred on country roads, 26 on main roads and 13 on motorways. The crash direction was mostly frontal. Generally were found no differences of delta v- and EES-level between the injured foot regions, but divided into pre- and post-EuroNCAP cars there was a tendency to higher delta v- and EES-levels in newer cars. The frequency of foot injuries increased linearly with increasing delta v-level; but above delta v-level of 55 km/h the linear increase only was seen in pre-EuroNCAP cars, post-EuroNCAP cars showed no further increase of injuries. The footwell intrusion showed no difference between the injured foot regions but pre-EuroNCAP cars had a tendency to higher footwell intrusion. There were no differences in footwell intrusion between the car types. Only 29 of 174 fractures or dislocations of foot were seen in post-EuroNCAP cars, the predominate number of these injuries (n = 145) were noticed in pre-EuroNCAP cars. A lower probability of long-term impairment was found in post-EuroNCAP cars for equal delta v levels, using the AIS2008 associated Functional Capacity Index (FCI) for the foot region.
The number of injuries sustained by car occupants involving the head, thorax, spine, pelvis and the upper limbs have been reduced significantly during recent years. This is probably due to better safety features in the cars, especially the availability and usage of safety belts, airbags etc. Therefore one can notice clinically a relative increase in survivors of severe frontal crashes, but many of them have injuries to the lower extremities. To verify this, we analyzed the foot and ankle injuries of front seat passengers.
This study examines the severity and types of injuries sustained by child pedestrians aged 18 years and below in order to identify the body regions at greatest risk for injury in a pedestrian accident. Detailed medical diagnoses were reviewed retrospectively for 572 child pedestrians admitted to an urban pediatric trauma center with injuries during the time period from January 2001 to December 2005. Eighty percent of these children sustained AIS 2 or greater injuries, most commonly to the lower extremity (41%) and head (34%). Fortyfour percent of admitted children had more significant AIS 3 or greater injuries primarily to the head (58%), thorax (17%) and lower extremities (14%). Testing procedures to assess the child- interaction with the motor vehicle should include injury assessment for the pediatric head, thorax and lower extremities. This understanding of how child pedestrians interact with motor vehicles may provide insight into effective countermeasures with potential for implementation in vehicle designs world-wide.
The number of road accidents in Portugal has decreased significantly in the last decades, however, this tendency is not similar in all types of transportation. In the most recent years and by European standards, Portugal is still one of the leading countries concerning the number of fatalities in Powered Two Wheelers (PTW) accidents. To this effect, the in-depth investigation of PTW accidents is crucial and so, a thorough statistical analysis concerning the main factors influencing PTW riders injury severity accidents was undertaken regarding the 2007-2010 period in the National Road Safety Authority (ANSR) injured riders database using the software SPSS. In addition, to determine the importance of absent factors in the database analysis, such as velocity, a set of 53 real accidents involving PTW were also investigated and computationally reconstructed using the software PC-Crash. Lateral collisions between a motorcycle, its rider and the side of three different passenger cars were also simulated, varying the motorcycle impact angle and velocity in order to estimate the PTW deformation energy and the rider- injuries, as this accident configuration stands out in terms of frequency and even severity. The results of this detailed study are presented.
This study aimed at developing an injury estimation algorithm for AACN technologies for Germany and compared them to findings based on Japanese data. The data to build and to verify the algorithm was obtained from the German in-depth Accident Database (GIDAS) and split into a training and a validation dataset. Significant input variables and the generalized linear regression model to predict severe injuries (ISS>15) were selected to maximize area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC). Probit regression with the input parameter multiple impact, delta v, seatbelt use and impact direction gave the largest AUC of 0.91. Sensitivity of the algorithm was validated at 90% and specificity at 76% for an injury risk threshold of 2%. It appears that no major differences between Japan and Germany exist for injury estimation based on delta v and impact direction. However, far side impact and multiple crash events appear to be associated with a larger risk increase in the German data.
Recently, EuroNCAP updated the upper legform test protocols. The main objective of this study is to establish the upper legform test in KIDAS (Korean In-depth Accident Study) taking into account domestic pedestrian accident data as well as anthropometric data to protect elderly pedestrians whose average height and weight is much smaller and lighter than other age groups, especially compared to Europeans. Therefore 230 cases of pedestrian accidents from KIDAS were investigated to explore the injury severity of body regions as well as age related injury patterns. Injuries of all body regions were examined, with a special focus on injuries of abdomen and pelvic area. On the other hand, in order to explore Korea's pedestrian accident environment, national police data and KIDAS (Korean In-depth Accident Study) data were compared. The results should be taken into account in future analyses and possible improvements, such as regulations and KNCAP test protocols, of the pedestrian safety policy in Korea.
Europe has benefited from a decreasing number of road traffic fatalities. However, the proportion of older road users increases steadily. In an ageing society, the SENIORS project aims to improve the safe mobility of older road users by determining appropriate requirements towards passive vehicle safety systems. Therefore, the characteristics of road traffic crashes involving the elderly people need to be understood. This paper focuses on car occupants and pedestrians or cyclists in crashes with modern passenger cars. Ten crash databases and four hospital statistics from Europe have been analysed to answer the questions on which body regions are most frequently and severely injured in the elderly, and specific injuries sustained by always comparing older (65 years and above) with midâ€aged road users (25â€64 years). It was found that the body region thorax is of particularly high importance for the older car occupant with injury severities of AIS2 or AIS3+, where as the lower extremities, head and the thorax need to be considered for older pedestrians and cyclists. Further, injury risk functions were provided. The hospital data analysis showed less difference between the age groups. The linkage between crash and hospital data could only be made on a general level as their inclusion criteria were quite different.
The purpose of this work is to investigate the association between the injuries in motorcycle accident and the main accident configurations. The data were provided by a multicentric case-control study MAIDS regarding the risk of crash and injuries of motorcyclists. Chi-square test was used to evaluate the relationship between the variables and a logistic regression was performed to evaluate the association of injury severity with some variables supposed to be predictive factors. Lesive patterns characterized by internal haemorrhages are mainly associated with fronto-lateral crashes, above all in urban areas. Lacerations or abrasions, mainly reported in torso and lower extremities, are mostly associated with single crashes or accidents in queue also for crashes occurred to low speed (< 50 km/h). The severity of injuries is highly associated with impact speed, regardless of the crash configuration. Fractures and haemorrhages play an important role in determining the severity of injuries. The upper extremities are the most frequently traumatised anatomic areas.
Injury probability functions for pedestrians and bicyclists based on real-world accident data
(2017)
The paper is focusing on the modelling of injury severity probabilities, often called as Injury Risk Functions (IRF). These are mathematical functions describing the probability for a defined population and for possible explanatory factors (variables) to sustain a certain injury severity. Injury risk functions are becoming more and more important as basis for the assessment of automotive safety systems. They contribute to the understanding of injury mechanisms, (prospective) evaluation of safety systems and definition of protection criteria or are used within regulation and/or consumer ratings. In all cases, knowledge about the correlation between mechanical behavior and injury severity is needed. IRFs are often based on biomechanical data. This paper is focusing on the derivation of injury probability models from real world accident data of the GIDAS database (German In-depth Accident Study). In contrast to most academic terms there is no explicit term definition or definition of creation processes existing for injury probability models based on empirical data. Different approaches are existing for such kind of models in the field of accident research. There is a need for harmonization in terms of the used methods and data as well as the handling with the existing challenges. These are preparation of the dataset, model assumptions, censored/unknown data, evaluation of model accuracy, definition of dependent and independent variable, and others. In the presented study, several empirical, statistical and phenomenological approaches were analyzed regarding their advantages and disadvantages and also their applicability. Furthermore, the identification of appropriate prediction parameters for the injury severity of pedestrians has been considered. Due to its main effect on injuries of pedestrians and bicyclists, the importance of the secondary impact has also been analyzed. Finally, the model accuracy, evaluated by several criteria, is the rating factor that gives the quality and reliability for application of the resulting models. After the investigation and evaluation of statistical approaches one method was chosen and appropriate prediction variables were examined. Finally, all findings were summarized and injury risk functions for pedestrians in real world accidents were created. Additionally, the paper gives instructions for the interpretation and usage of such functions. The presented results include IRFs for several injury severity levels and age groups. The presented models are based on a high amount of real world accidents and describe very well the injury severity probability of pedestrians and bicyclists in frontal collisions with current vehicles. The functions can serve as basis for the evaluation of effectiveness of systems like Pedestrian-AEB or Bicycle-AEB.
Injury severity of e.g. pedestrians or bikers after crashes with cars that are reversing is almost unknown. However, crash victims of these injuries can frequently be seen in emergency departments and account for a large amount of patients every year. The objective of this study is to analyze injury severity of patients that were crashed into by reversing cars. The Hannover Medical School local accident research unit prospectively documented 43,000 road traffic accidents including 234 crashes involving reversing cars. Injury severity including the abbreviated injury scale (AIS) and the maximum abbreviated injury scale (MAIS) was analyzed as well as the location of the accident. As a result 234 accidents were included into this study. Pedestrians were injured in 141 crashes followed by 70 accidents involving bikers. The mean age of all crash victims was 57 -± 23 years. Most injuries took place on straight stretches (n = 81) as well as parking areas (n = 59), entries (n = 36) or crossroads (n = 24). The AIS of the lower extremities was highest followed by the upper extremities. The AIS of the neck was lowest. The mean MAIS was 1.3 -± 0.6. The paper concludes that the lower extremities show the highest risk to become injured during accidents with reversing cars. However, the risk of severe injuries is likely low.
Novice drivers are at high risk for crash involvement. We performed an analysis of causations, injury patterns and distributions of novice drivers in cars and on motorcycles in road traffic as a basis for proper measurements. Method Data of accident and hospital records of novice drivers (licence < 2 years) were analysed focusing the following parameters: injury type, localisation and mechanism, Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS), maximum AIS (MAIS), delta-v, collision speed and other technical parameters and have been compared to those of experienced drivers. In 18352 accidents in the area of Hannover (years1985"2004), 2602 novice drivers and 18214 experienced drivers were recorded having an accident. Novice car drivers were more often and severe injured than experienced and on motorcycles the experienced riders were at higher risk. Novice drivers of both groups sustained more often extremity injuries. 4.5 % novice car drivers were not restraint compared to 3.7 % of the experienced drivers and 6.1 % novice motorcycle drivers did not wear a proper helmet (versus 6.5 %). Severe injuries sustained at a rate of 20 % at collision speeds below 30 km/h and in 80% at collision speeds above 50 km/h. Novice car drivers drove significant older cars. The risk profile of novice drivers is similar to those of drivers older than 65 years. Structural protection and special lectures like skidding courses could be proper remedial action next to harder punishment of violations.
Inkrementelle Berechnungsmethode zur Beschreibung der strukturellen Schädigung von Asphaltbeton
(2016)
Es existieren erhebliche Diskrepanzen zwischen labortechnischen, analytischen und Feld-Performance-Untersuchungen bezüglich der Entwicklung verschiedener Zustandsgrößen (Schädigungen) von Asphaltbefestigungen in Abhängigkeit von der Zeit. Es gibt mehrere Gründe, weshalb sich die im Labor ermittelten Funktionen zur Beschreibung der Schadensentwicklung nicht mit den realen Entwicklungen in Übereinstimmung bringen lassen. Gegenwärtige Asphalt-Performance-Modelle können die Eigenschaftsänderungen von Baustoffen und Asphaltschichten in Abhängigkeit von Zeit, Verkehrsbelastung und Klima in der Regel nicht genau beschreiben. Daher kann die Schadensentwicklung von Asphaltbefestigungen mit diesen Modellen nur bedingt prognostiziert werden. Alterungsbedingte Veränderungen der Asphalteigenschaften wurden bislang nicht in die Modellbildung mit einbezogen, sodass bislang keine inkrementellen Methoden zur Berücksichtigung der alterungsbedingten Änderung der Materialkenngrößen existierten. Eine Berechnung der Auswirkungen der Materialveränderung durch Alterung auf die Schädigungsmechanismen erfordert eine Modellierung auf der Basis von Zeitinkrementen. Um solche Zeitinkremente sinnvoll einsetzen zu können, ist die Kenntnis der Änderungen der Asphalteigenschaften in Abhängigkeit von der Zeit erforderlich. Der Beitrag stellt Forschungsergebnisse zur Entwicklung und Validierung einer neuen inkrementellen Methode für mechanische Schädigungsmodelle von Asphaltbefestigungen vor. Diese Methode kann die inkrementellen Veränderungen der mechanischen und Performance-Eigenschaften von Asphalt berücksichtigen und somit die daraus resultierende Reaktion über den Verlauf der Nutzungsdauer beschreiben, was einen wesentlichen Beitrag zur Entwicklung eines neuen rechnerischen Prognoseverfahrens für die Nutzungsdauer von Asphaltbefestigungen darstellt.
Ziel der Untersuchung war die Überprüfung von Einmündungen mit innenliegenden Linkseinfädelungsstreifen (iLES) hinsichtlich ihrer Leistungsfähigkeit und Verkehrssicherheit sowie die Darstellung von Einsatzgrenzen und Gestaltungshinweisen. An 10 Knotenpunkten mit iLES wurden im Rahmen des Forschungsprojekts empirische Untersuchungen durchgeführt. Es wurden die durchschnittliche tägliche Verkehrsstärke am Knotenpunkt, die Spitzenstunde, Zeitlücken in der Spitzenstunde sowie Wartezeiten und Rückstaulängen am Knotenpunkt ermittelt. Außerdem wurden die Akzeptanz des eingerichteten iLES und die Bereiche, an denen vom iLES auf den durchgehenden Fahrstreifen gewechselt wurde, erfasst. Im Rahmen einer makroskopischen Unfallanalyse an 50 Knotenpunkten wurden insgesamt 816 Unfälle der Jahre 2006 bis 2008 ausgewertet. Für alle Knotenpunkte wurden die relevanten Unfallkenngrößen ermittelt (Unfallkosten, Unfalldichte, Unfallrate, Unfallkostendichte, Unfallkostenrate) sowie die Unfalltypen (einstellig und dreistellig) ausgewertet. Insgesamt konnte nicht festgestellt werden, dass Knotenpunkte mit iLES unsicherer sind als Knotenpunkte ohne iLES oder sie in anderer Hinsicht auffällig wären. Die Auswertung der Unfalldiagramme im Rahmen der mikroskopischen Unfallanalyse an 10 Knotenpunkten zeigte zwei wesentliche Unfallhergänge, die im Zusammenhang mit den iLES zu sehen sind: Kollisionen von Linkseinbiegern mit Linksabbiegern und Kollisionen beim Fahrstreifenwechsel vom iLES auf den durchgehenden Fahrstreifen. Probleme mit Radfahrern und Fußgängern traten kaum auf, was jedoch teilweise darauf zurückzuführen ist, dass der Fußgänger- und Radverkehr in den untersuchten Beispielen keine oder nur eine untergeordnete Rolle spielt. Eine Abgrenzung des Einsatzbereiches von Einmündungen mit iLES gegenüber Einmündungen ohne iLES bzw. mit LSA wurde vorgenommen, indem die Wartezeiten in der untergeordneten Zufahrt für alle drei Knotenpunktarten für unterschiedliche Knotenpunktverkehrsstärken und Belastungssituationen ermittelt wurde. Hieraus wurde einerseits die Grenze ermittelt, ab der eine Einmündung ohne iLES nicht mehr leistungsfähig ist und ein iLES sinnvoll eingesetzt werden kann und andererseits die Grenze ermittelt, ab der eine Signalisierung zu Vorteilen gegenüber einem iLES führt. Als Verfahren zur Ermittlung der Wartezeiten an Knotenpunkten mit iLES wurde das HBS-Verfahren modifiziert. Hierfür wird Strom 8 vernachlässigt und andere, im Rahmen des Forschungsprojekts ermittelte Werte für die Grenz- und Folgezeitlücken verwendet. Um die Erfahrungen, die innerhalb und im Vorfeld bebauter Gebiete von den Baulastträgern mit iLES gemacht wurden, einbeziehen zu können, wurde am 6. Oktober 2010 ein Expertenworkshop in Frankfurt am Main durchgeführt. Aus den Diskussionsbeiträgen konnten eine Reihe von Hinweisen aufgenommen werden, die Eingang in die beschriebenen Ergebnisse gefunden haben. Eine Einmündung mit innenliegendem Einfädelungsstreifen (iLES) kann als Alternative zu einer nicht signalisierten Einmündung eingesetzt werden, wenn ansonsten keine ausreichende Verkehrsqualität erreicht würde oder die Verkehrsqualität verbessert werden soll. Ein iLES verschlechtert die Überquerbarkeit der übergeordneten Knotenpunktarme für Fußgänger und Radfahrer erheblich. Der Einsatz eines iLES steht damit in Konkurrenz zu den Belangen von Fußgängern und Radfahrern. Sie sollten nur dann zum Einsatz kommen, wenn kein nennenswerter Überquerungsbedarf vorliegt. Innerhalb bebauter Gebiete sollte die Länge eines iLES 30 bis 60 m betragen, im Vorfeld bebauter Gebiete bei Geschwindigkeiten über 50 km/h 60 bis 100 m. Zu große Längen sollten vermieden werden, um den Eindruck eines Überholfahrstreifens zu vermeiden. Bei der Markierung ist großer Wert darauf zu legen, dass das Begreifen der Verkehrsregelung unterstützt wird. Außerdem sollten Schilder verwendet werden, die die Verkehrsregelung erläutern. Diese sollten sowohl in der untergeordneten Zufahrt eingesetzt werden, als auch in der rechtsliegenden, übergeordneten Zufahrt.
Die Fahranfängervorbereitung in Deutschland erstreckt sich von der schulischen Verkehrserziehung, über die Fahrschulausbildung, das Begleitete Fahren und das erste Alleinefahren. Zur Unterstützung einer intensiven Nutzung und abwechslungsreichen Ausgestaltung dieses Lernprozesses bietet sich die elektronische Sicherheitskommunikation via Internet und Mobiltelefonie an. Beide Medien werden von Jugendlichen und jungen Erwachsenen intensiv genutzt und auch Eltern, Lehrer und Fahrlehrer sind darüber gut erreichbar. Die elektronische Sicherheitskommunikation im Rahmen der Fahranfängervorbereitung wird insbesondere dann erfolgreich sein, wenn die breite Zielgruppenöffentlichkeit möglichst "personalisiert" angesprochen wird und die Zielgruppenmitglieder auch die Möglichkeit haben, in einen Austausch einzutreten (Partizipation, Interaktivität). Hierzu bietet das Web 2.0 vielfältige Möglichkeiten. Dabei können Strategien aus dem Sozialmarketing ("Social Marketing") zur stärkeren Bindung der Zielgruppen an die Verkehrssicherheitsanliegen im Kontext der Fahranfängervorbereitung aufgegriffen werden und in den sozialen Medien ("Social Media") des Internets und der Mobiltelefonie zum Einsatz kommen ("Social Media Marketing"). Im Bericht werden kommunikationswissenschaftliche Grundlagen und psychologische Faktoren der Sicherheitskommunikation erläutert. Ein Überblick über entsprechende Kommunikationsstrategien in der Gesundheitsförderung wird gegeben und auch Anspracheformen von Fahranfängern via Internet in Deutschland sowie einschlägige Angebote aus GDL-Ländern werden vorgestellt. Als Defizite lassen sich in Deutschland vor allem die Behandlung des Anfängerrisikos in den Kontexten Familie, Schule und erstes selbstständiges Fahren sowie generell die Elternansprache ausmachen. Ein Rahmenkonzept und konkrete Handlungsfelder für die zukünftige Nutzung der elektronischen Sicherheitskommunikation in der Fahranfängervorbereitung werden vorgestellt.
Die Berücksichtigung aller Einflüsse im gesamten Lebenszyklus einer Brücke bildet die Grundlage für Nachhaltigkeitsanalysen. Hierfür müssen Instandhaltungsszenarien auf Basis von Erneuerungszyklen für die einzelnen Bauteilgruppen " das sind Lager, Fahrbahnübergänge, Kappen etc. " definiert werden. Dieser Beitrag leitet drei Strategien für den deutschen Raum her, die für die Nachhaltigkeitsbewertung von Brückenbauwerken angewendet werden können. Die Auswertungen der in Deutschland vorhandenen empirischen Datenbasis bildet hierfür die Grundlage. Zwei Strategien werden abschließend an einer Referenzbrücke als Autobahnüberführung in Integralbauweise zur Anwendung gebracht und mit Hilfe einer Ökobilanzierung, als Teil einer Nachhaltigkeitsanalyse, aus ökologischer Sicht bewertet.
Durch die in den letzten Jahren enorm gestiegenen Verkehrsbelastungen und damit einhergehenden gestiegenen lokalen Beanspruchungen im Deckblech kommt es bei bestehenden Stahlbrücken mit orthotropen Fahrbahnplatten vermehrt zu Ermüdungsschäden im Bereich der geschweißten Anschlüsse der Längsrippen an das Deckblech (Kategorie-1-Schäden). Der vorliegende Beitrag gibt einen Übernblick über existierende Verstärkungsmaßnahmen, die bereits in Pilotprojekten erprobt wurden sowie aktuelle Forschungsarbeiten zur Verstärkung von orthotropen Fahrbahnplatten mit Kategorie-1-Schaeden.
Der Bericht liefert einen Überblick über die Gefährdung von stählernen Fahrbahnplatten hinsichtlich Ermüdungsschäden, ordnet diese Gefährdungen in Gefährdungskategorien ein und gibt Strategien und Verfahren zu einer nachhaltigen Instandsetzung vor allem von Deckblechschäden und Schäden an der Verbindung zwischen Längsrippe und Deckblech an. Im Einzelnen geht der Bericht auf die Entwicklung stählerner Fahrbahnplatten bis zur heutigen Standardlösung ein, auf deren Weg sich einige Konstruktionen als besonders schadensanfällig erwiesen haben. Eine Aufgabe ist es daher, bestehende Brücken und die heutige Standardlösung zukunftssicher zu machen. Für die Zukunftssicherung ist besonders die Dauerhaftigkeit des Deckblechs und seiner Verbindungen zu Rippen und Querträgern wichtig. Zur Verringerung der Ermüdungsbelastung des Deckblechs gibt es Verfahren zur direkten Deckblechverstärkung und zur Effizienzsteigerung des Fahrbahnbelags zur Verbesserung der Verbundwirkung mit dem Deckblech. Die vorgestellten und untersuchten Verfahren zur direkten Deckblechverstärkung sind: - Aufbringen einer Elastomersandwichstruktur mit einem neuen zusätzlichen Stahldeckblech (Sandwich Plate System (SPS) , Pilotprojekt in NRW), - Stahlfaserbewehrter hochfester Beton mit Stahlbewehrungseinlagen (Pilotprojekte in den Niederlanden), - Aufkleben von Zusatzblechen (Versuchsstadium). Zur Effizienzsteigerung des Fahrbahnbelags ist es nötig, eine Optimierung zwischen zwei sich widersprechenden Zielsetzungen zu erreichen: 1. Dauerhaftigkeit des Belages durch ausreichende Elastizität des Belags und Reduktion der Verbundwirkung, 2. Dauerhaftigkeit des Stahlblechs und der Verbindungsnaht mit der Längsrippe durch höhere Steifigkeit des Belags und Verbesserung der Verbundwirkung. Dazu sind Versuche mit Belägen mit modifiziertem Bitumen (PmB25A) und mit hohlraumreichem Asphalttraggerüst mit nachträglichem Verguss (HANV) durchgeführt worden, die Tendenzen zu Verbesserungen erkennen lassen. Für eine weitere Optimierung der beiden Varianten sind gezielte Kleinteilversuche zur Bestimmung von temperatur- und frequenzabhängigen Stoffeigenschaften, die sich für Grenzzustandsberechnungen eignen, erforderlich. Die Berechnungsmodelle müssten an bauteilähnlichen Prüfkörpern überprüft werden. Der Bericht gibt Empfehlungen wie eine Verbesserung der Verbundeigenschaften zwischen Stahldeckblech Asphaltbelag erreicht werden kann.
A national initiative from the vehicle manufacturers, safety system suppliers, the road administration and universities in Sweden took off in 2007. The aim was to develop a national investigation network and a methodology focusing on all phases of a crash (pre-crash, in-crash and post-crash) as well as all parts of the road transport system (road user, vehicle and road environment). The initiative is formally run as a project with the acronym INTACT (Investigation Network and Accident Collection Techniques). It was a three year pilot with the aim to develop methodologies for an extended national crash investigation activity. During the first year the INTACT partners agreed on the aim for the investigation and methods for retrieving the data were developed. During the second and third year the methodology was tested in real-world investigations and further refinement was made. The paper describes the methodology developed to obtain high qualitative in-depth road crash data.
A lot of factors are related to a road traffic accident; particularly human factors such as road use characteristic, driving maneuver characteristic and safety attitude are the major ones. As a random factor is also included, so it is necessary to minimize the contribution of a random factor to identify human factors related to a road traffic accident. There are several standpoints for traffic accident analysis, such as vehicle-based, location-based and driver-based. And it is effective to analyze driver-based traffic accident data for discussion on the relation between human factors and accidents. An integrated traffic accident database system was developed for analysis considering driver- accident and violation records by ITARD, and several studies were carried out for the evaluation. Useful data for discussion on the relation between types of collision and traffic violations, and the effect of accident experience to the following accident were obtained.
Intelligente Bauwerke - Anforderungen an die Aufbereitung von Messgrößen und ihrer Darstellungsform
(2015)
Ziel des Forschungsvorhabens FE 15.0548/2011/GRB war die Ausarbeitung einer Konzeption zu Anforderungen an die Aufbereitung und Verarbeitung von Messgrößen und ihrer Darstellung. Dies beinhaltete die Evaluierung und Entwicklung verschiedener modellbasierter und statistischer Analyseverfahren, die über den bisherigen Stand der Technik der Bauwerksüberwachung hinausgehen. Der Nutzen liegt in der Herausfilterung relevanter Informationen aus umfangreichem Datenmaterial (Vor-Aggregation) sowie der Erzeugung von belastbaren Zustandsinformationen bzw. Vorergebnissen hierzu durch eine frühzeitige, leistungsfähige Plausibilisierung. Es wurde gezeigt, dass durch den Einsatz von leistungsfähigen, gedächtnisbehafteten, selbstlernenden Algorithmen für die Sensorfusion, Interpolation, Plausibilitätserhöhung und Treffen fachtechnischer Monitoringaussagen Ergebnisse erzielt werden können, die bezüglich der Verarbeitung von Mess- und Erfassungsdaten weit über den aktuellen Stand beim Brückenmonitoring hinausgehen. Anhand mehrerer Szenarien, für die reale Erfassungsdaten zur Verfügung standen, wurde gezeigt, dass diese Verfahren sehr zuverlässig verschiedenste Signalstörungen, wie Messausreisser, erhöhtes Rauschen und Brummeinstreuung erkennen können. Nur durch die frühzeitige und zuverlässige Plausibilisierung von Sensordaten von Brückenbauwerken kann verhindert werden, dass offensichtlich fehlerhafte Messwerte (wie z.B. Messausreisser, störungsbehaftete Messungen) zu falschen Vorhersagen der Systemzuverlässigkeit von Brückenbauwerken durch rechnergestützte Systemmodelle führen.
Dieser Bericht beschreibt ein Systemmodell für eine integrale Ermittlung und Prognose der Schadens- und Zustandsentwicklung der Elemente eines Brückensystems unter Berücksichtigung von Ergebnissen aus Inspektionen und Überwachung. Das Systemmodell wurde anhand eines ausgesuchten Spannbetonüberbaus in einzelliger Kastenbauweise entwickelt. Es besteht aus zwei integralen Teilmodellen: ein Modell zur Beschreibung des Systemschädigungszustandes und ein Modell zur Beschreibung der Standsicherheit. Für die Modellierung des stochastischen Systemschädigungszustandes eines Brückensystems werden dynamische Bayes'sche Netze (DBN) vorgeschlagen. Dieser Ansatz ermöglicht es, alle relevanten Schädigungsprozesse und deren stochastische Abhängigkeiten zu berücksichtigen. Ein wesentlicher Vorteil dieses Ansatzes ist es, dass DBN ideal dafür geeignet sind, Bayes'sche Aktualisierungen auf Grundlage von Informationen aus Inspektionen und Überwachungsmaßnahme auf eine effiziente und robuste Art und Weise durchzuführen. Der DBN-Ansatz ist deshalb für die Entwicklung von Software für das Erhaltungsmanagement von alternden Brückenbauwerken, die vom Benutzer keine vertieften Kenntnisse der Zuverlässigkeitstheorie verlangt, ideal geeignet. Für die Modellierung der Standsicherheit eines alternden Kastenträgers wird vereinfachend Biegeversagen des globalen Längssystems betrachtet. Zur Berechnung der maximalen Traglast eines Kastenträgers infolge des Systemschädigungszustandes wird ein plastisch-plastisches Verfahren eingesetzt, wobei die Beanspruchungen mittels der Fließgelenktheorie unter Ausnutzung der plastischen Beanspruchbarkeit der Querschnitte des Kastenträgers ermittelt werden. Ein Kastenträger versagt, wenn sich durch die Ausbildung einer ausreichend großen Anzahl von Fließgelenken eine kinematische Kette ausbildet. Dieser Modellierungsansatz berücksichtigt Redundanzen, die sich aus der plastischen Beanspruchbarkeit der Querschnitte und der statischen Unbestimmtheit eines Kastenträgers ergeben. Zum Nachweis der praktischen Einsetzbarkeit des entwickelten Systemmodells wurde ein Software-Prototyp entwickelt, der eine intuitiv benutzbare graphische Benutzeroberfläche (Front-End) mit einem Berechnungskern (Back-End) koppelt. Die aktuelle Version des Software-Prototyps implementiert ein Modell der chloridinduzierten Bewehrungskorrosion und ein Tragwerksmodell, welches das Verfahrens der stetigen Laststeigerung zur Bestimmung der maximalen Traglast des Kastenträgers auf der Grundlage eines Finite-Elemente-Modells umsetzt. Zur Durchführung von Bayes'schen Aktualisierungen des Systemschädigungszustandes auf der Grundlage des DBN-Modells implementiert der Prototyp den Likelihood-Weighting-Algorithmus. Die entwickelte Architektur des Prototyps ermöglicht eine Erweiterung der Software um weitere Schädigungsprozesse. Der entwickelte Software-Prototyp ermöglicht Benutzern ohne vertiefte Kenntnisse der Zuverlässigkeitstheorie eine Berechnung des Einflusses von Bauwerksinformationen auf den Systemschädigungszustand und die Tragsicherheit eines Kastenträgers. Auf dieser Grundlage können effiziente Inspektions- und Überwachungsmaßnahmen identifiziert und das Erhaltungsmanagement optimiert werden.