Automotive Accident Reconstruction - Struble, Donald E
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This book provides the essential background theory, information sources, and practical tips that will enable new reconstructionists to start their careers on solid footing, doing work that will withstand scrutiny by judges, juries, clients, other experts, and opposing parties. For practicing reconstructionists, the book presents techniques for gathering information and interpreting evidence, contains computer-based tools for analyzing crashes, and serves as a reference to be consulted throughout their careers, particularly with regard to the underlying physics.

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This book provides the essential background theory, information sources, and practical tips that will enable new reconstructionists to start their careers on solid footing, doing work that will withstand scrutiny by judges, juries, clients, other experts, and opposing parties. For practicing reconstructionists, the book presents techniques for gathering information and interpreting evidence, contains computer-based tools for analyzing crashes, and serves as a reference to be consulted throughout their careers, particularly with regard to the underlying physics.
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Donald E. Struble holds a BS, MS, and PhD from California Polytechnic State University, Stanford University, and Georgia Institute of Technology, respectively, all in engineering with an emphasis on structuralmechanics. Dr. Struble was assistant professor of aeronautical engineering at Cal Poly, manager of the Research Safety Vehicle program and senior vice president of Engineering and Research at Minicars, Inc., and president of Dynamic Science in Phoenix, Arizona. He is a member of SAE, AAAM, and Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society. Formerly senior engineer at Collision Safety Engineering in Phoenix, Arizona, and president of Struble-Welsh Engineering in San Luis Obispo, California, he is now retired.