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Re: Low Speed Impact Injuries

Wade Bartlett (wbartlett@ttlc.net)
Wed, 11 Dec 1996 00:24:38 -0500 (EST)

SAE is the Society of Automotive Engineers.
Homepage is www.sae.org
Papers less than two years old cost $5, older ones are $10 (S/H apply)
Papers are not available on-line. They require that you pay to play.
They have a really neat congress in Detroit each year in February.
They have an Accident Investigation and Reconstruction Practices Committee
(that's AIRP for those of us in the know)
There is LOTS of data available, but you'll have to find someone with a copy
of the database (or the hardcopy, ugh) to search out what you want. For a
mere $300 you can get a database which includes all the accident recon, safety,
occupant protection, etc. papers published since '03 or so. It comes with abstracts,
and is fairly useful.

I'd be pleased to answer additional questions, if the homepage can't.

Wade.
Wade Bartlett
wbartlett@ttlc.net

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