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Development of Injury Risk Functions for Estimating Brain Injuries caused by Rotational Head Kinematics and its Standardization Activities

頭部回転挙動による脳傷害発生リスクを推定するための傷害確率関数の開発とその標準化活動

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Publication code: 20224115

Paper/Info type: Journal of Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan

Vol.76 No.2

Pages: 116-118(Total 3 p)

Date of publication: Feb 2022

Publisher: JSAE

Language: Japanese

Detailed Information

Category(J)	標準化レポート Translation
Category(E)	Technical Review
Author(J)	1) 佐藤房子, 2) 谷口昌幸, 3) 増田光利
Author(E)	1) Fusako Sato, 2) Masayuki Yaguchi, 3) Mitsutoshi Masuda
Affiliation(J)	1) 日本自動車研究所, 2) 日本自動車研究所, 3) トヨタ自動車

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