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Predicting Head Flail Response to Impact Acceleration Using Historical Human Volunteer Data and a Velocity-Based Linear Regression Approach.
| 题名： | Predicting Head Flail Response to Impact Acceleration Using Historical Human Volunteer Data and a Velocity-Based Linear Regression Approach. |
| 作者： | Olszko, A. V; McGovern, S. M; Abraczinskas, A. M; Robinette, A. M; Vasquez, K. B; Chancey, V. C; Brozoski, F. T. |
| 摘要： | Models used for predicting head flail response were developed using an existing collection of human research volunteer (HRV) test data from the Naval Biodynamics Laboratory collection within the Biodynamics Data Resource (BDR) of the US Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory. Verification and validation were completed for the response models for frontal, axial, and lateral impact directions. The response models were verified to accurately predict the HR V response used to develop the model. The response models were validated to accurately predict the anteroposterior (AP), lateral, and vertical displacements for BDR HRV tests with similar boundary conditions but different input parameters than those of the BDR HRV tests used to develop the response model. The response models were not shown to be valid for predicting subject responses to higher sled acceleration levels and velocity changes found in literature. The primary reason for this is the differences in initial and boundary conditions between the NBDL dataset and the datasets from literature. |
| 总页数： | 50 pages |
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