Discrete Element Modeling for Vehicular Collision Reconstruction: Single degree of freedom model parameter estimation from controlled collision test data
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Discrete Element Modeling for Vehicular Collision Reconstruction: Single degree of freedom model parameter estimation from controlled collision test data

by Jai Singh

Simulation Accident Reconstruction Engineering Modeling
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This technical study explores discrete element modeling for vehicular collision reconstruction. Focusing on a single-degree-of-freedom model, it addresses parameter estimation using data gathered from controlled collision tests, offering a focused resource for readers interested in engineering analysis, collision modeling, and reconstruction methods.

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This technical work examines discrete element modeling in the context of vehicular collision reconstruction.

It focuses on a single-degree-of-freedom model and the estimation of its parameters.

The analysis draws on data from controlled collision tests.

Written by Jai Singh, the book is suited to readers interested in collision analysis, modeling, and engineering research.

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