INGENIEUR
Figure 5: The various analytical modules available using PC-Crash software.
CONCLUSION
Accident investigation and reconstruction involves
the inspection and evaluation of the system
components including human, vehicle, and
road environment factors. There are many data
collection points especially in determining the
physical evidence in relation to all these factors,
including conducting performance tests.
The whole process consists of a set of
procedures incorporating many fields of expertise
from on-the-scene work such as recording
and gathering all the evidence through to the
comprehensive collision analyses, including
simulation. The benefits of such in-depth analyses
will provide a reliable base for the reconstruction
of an incident and allow better understanding of
the inter-relationship of the system components
in road crashes. The findings should be used as
lessons learnt and justification for road authorities
to enhance safety standards and improve best
practices and policies.
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