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Frontal crash simulations using parametric human models representing a diverse population

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Pages S97-S105 | Received 08 Nov 2018, Accepted 08 Feb 2019, Published online: 05 Aug 2019

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Figure 1. Rapid development of human FE models for a diverse population by mesh morphing.

Figure 1. Rapid development of human FE models for a diverse population by mesh morphing.

Figure 2. Driving posture model used in this study (Reed et al., Citation2002).

Figure 2. Driving posture model used in this study (Reed et al., Citation2002).

Figure 3. Injury risk curves and scaling method.

Figure 3. Injury risk curves and scaling method.

Figure 4. Examples of occupant kinematics in US-NCAP frontal crashes.

Figure 4. Examples of occupant kinematics in US-NCAP frontal crashes.

Figure 5. Injury risk distributions with respect to occupant characteristics. Note: The 5th and 50th and 95th are corresponding to the sizes of three adult ATDs, namely small female, midsize male, and large male.

Figure 5. Injury risk distributions with respect to occupant characteristics. Note: The 5th and 50th and 95th are corresponding to the sizes of three adult ATDs, namely small female, midsize male, and large male.