| Name |
Description |
Available |
| Collision Reconstruction |
General description of the
principles of collision investigation, with simple examples. |
Yes |
| Collision Suite
Manuals and Information |
| AiDamage3 |
Yes |
| SolvePro |
Yes |
| DeltaView |
Yes |
| Installation information (Includes Networking) |
Yes |
| RelMo 2008 |
Yes |
| Maximum Speeds for Bends |
Geometric method for determining
the maximum radius of a bend, based on the angle of turn and available width of road |
Yes |
| Ai Damage v Crash3 |
Comparison of Ai Damage results
with those of Edcrash. |
Yes |
| Determining
stiffness coefficients |
Discusses how
stiffness coefficients are established. |
Yes |
| Review of
measurement protocols. |
A discussion of
the techniques used to measure crush damaged vehicles. |
Yes |
| Pedestrian throw |
An extract from
the PDC in Forensic Collision Investigation. Searle and
Appel's method of calculating speed from the distance a pedestrian is
thrown. |
Yes |
| Swerves and lane
changes |
Method of
calculating distance and times to make these manoeuvres. |
Yes |
| AiDamage
measurement form |
Measurement form
for AiDamage (AiDamage measurement protocol) |
Yes |
| AiDamage
measurement form (bowed vehicles) |
Measurement
form for AiDamage where the vehicle has become bowed (such as side
impacts with a pole) |
Yes |
| What the Expert
can say |
An analysis of R
v Theodosi and Liddell v Middleton |
Yes |
