Protection of children in cars

Child safety and cultural approach
Chairman: Philippe Lesire, LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën Renault
Kick-off presentations (14:00 – 17:30)
Session 1: field experiences
Comparative analysis of CRS use in Latin-America and
the Caribbean
Jesus Monclus, Julio Laria, Institute for Road Safety,
MAPFRE Foundation (ESP)
Change, challenge and culture in Oman: Child safety in cars –
another lost generation?
Bernadette Bhacker, Sustainability, Sultanate of Oman (OMN)
Child restraint use in Turkey – An observational study
Ceyda Dündar, Türker Özkan, Timo Lajunen, Middle East Technical
University (TUR); Shivam Gupta, Connie Hoe, Adnan A. Hyder,
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (USA)
Session 2: Safety initiatives
Child safety campaigns in southern China
Mark Pitcher, TRL (UK); IQTC Guangdong Inspection and
Quarantine Technology Center (CHN)
Safety of children in cars – Use and misuse of CRS: Model of
intervention in primary care trusts – pilot-experience in Portugal
Helena Sacadura Botte, Elsa Rocha, Rita Ferreira,
Sandra Nascimento, APSI, Portuguese Association for Child
Safety Promotion (PRT)
Australian parents’ perceptions, beliefs and attitudes about
child occupant safety and their influence on real world child
occupant travel
Suzanne L. Cross, Judith L. Charlton, Sjaan Koppel, Monash
University Accident Research Centre (AUS)
Program Committee
ADAC e.V., Germany
prof. dr. Reinhard Kolke
AUDI AG, Germany
Stephan Schwald
Biocore, USA
Christopher Sherwood
BMW Group, Germany
dominik Schuster
Britax Childcare, Germany
farid Bendjellal
Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen (BASt), Germany
Bernd Lorenz
DEKRA Automobil GmbH, Germany
Volker noeske
Japan Automobile Research Institute
prof. dr. Koshiro ono
LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën RENAULT, France
philippe Lesire
Monash University, Australia
prof. dr. Brian fildes
National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory, Japan
Yoshinori Tanaka
RECARO Child Safety, Germany
Gerd Mitter
Stiftung Warentest, Germany
Henry Görlitz
Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
dr. Heiko Johannsen
TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH, Germany
dr. Lothar Wech
University of Virginia, USA
prof. dr. Jeff Crandall
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder
international Safety Consulting
The Conference
Protection of children
in cars
Registration at any time at
www.tuev-sued.de/academy/congress
11th International Conference
December 5 – 6, 2013
in Munich, Germany
[email protected]
Since 11 years this conference is one of the most important worldwide meetings for safety related legislation, for CRS development
and testing and for CRS safety rating / consumer information.
Most recent results of child accident studies and biomechanical
research are reported as well as consumer behaviour in different
countries and the effectiveness of safety campaigns.
The new UN ECE Regulation concerning the approval of enhanced
CRS and the progress in Global Technical Regulations are in the
focus of the 2013 conference. Extended side impact safety requirements and advanced rear seat protection are special items in
addition to the main topics of the last years.
The conference is addressed to safety engineers, accident
researchers, experts in biomechanics and pediatricians, representatives of rule making, consumer organizations and specialists in
safety campaigns worldwide. Conference language will be English.
All information about our conferences
and conventions – quickly and easily with
your smartphone.
again a preceeding workshop on sociological approach on
child safety in different regions of the world should reflect the
challenges of the next decade (no additional costs).
Registration and information
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
International Conferences
Viktoria Wolter
Westendstraße 160
80339 Munich, Germany
Phone +49 89 5791-2410
Fax
+49 89 5791-2833
E-Mail: [email protected]
201701-KiSi-fl10-105x210-p-13-10-04 | Photographic material: TÜV SÜD
Workshop on December 4
ConfeRenCe pRiCe and Venue
810,00 € plus VaT (50% discount for members of universities)
The registration fee includes conference documentation, lunch
and beverages during breaks as well as the evening event.
TÜV SÜd · auditorium Chiemsee
Westendstraße 199, 80686 Munich, Germany
You will receive travel and hotel information with the
confirmation of your registration.
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
Child safety and cultural approach
Chairman: Philippe Lesire, LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën Renault
Kick-off presentations (14:00 – 17:30)
Session 1: field experiences
Comparative analysis of CRS use in Latin-America and
the Caribbean
Jesus Monclus, Julio Laria, Institute for Road Safety,
MAPFRE Foundation (ESP)
Change, challenge and culture in Oman: Child safety in cars –
another lost generation?
Bernadette Bhacker, Sustainability, Sultanate of Oman (OMN)
Child restraint use in Turkey – An observational study
Ceyda Dündar, Türker Özkan, Timo Lajunen, Middle East Technical
University (TUR); Shivam Gupta, Connie Hoe, Adnan A. Hyder,
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (USA)
Session 2: Safety initiatives
Child safety campaigns in southern China
Mark Pitcher, TRL (UK); IQTC Guangdong Inspection and
Quarantine Technology Center (CHN)
Safety of children in cars – Use and misuse of CRS: Model of
intervention in primary care trusts – pilot-experience in Portugal
Helena Sacadura Botte, Elsa Rocha, Rita Ferreira,
Sandra Nascimento, APSI, Portuguese Association for Child
Safety Promotion (PRT)
Australian parents’ perceptions, beliefs and attitudes about
child occupant safety and their influence on real world child
occupant travel
Suzanne L. Cross, Judith L. Charlton, Sjaan Koppel, Monash
University Accident Research Centre (AUS)
Program Committee
ADAC e.V., Germany
prof. dr. Reinhard Kolke
AUDI AG, Germany
Stephan Schwald
Biocore, USA
Christopher Sherwood
BMW Group, Germany
dominik Schuster
Britax Childcare, Germany
farid Bendjellal
Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen (BASt), Germany
Bernd Lorenz
DEKRA Automobil GmbH, Germany
Volker noeske
Japan Automobile Research Institute
prof. dr. Koshiro ono
LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën RENAULT, France
philippe Lesire
Monash University, Australia
prof. dr. Brian fildes
National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory, Japan
Yoshinori Tanaka
RECARO Child Safety, Germany
Gerd Mitter
Stiftung Warentest, Germany
Henry Görlitz
Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
dr. Heiko Johannsen
TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH, Germany
dr. Lothar Wech
University of Virginia, USA
prof. dr. Jeff Crandall
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder
international Safety Consulting
The Conference
Protection of children
in cars
Registration at any time at
www.tuev-sued.de/academy/congress
11th International Conference
December 5 – 6, 2013
in Munich, Germany
[email protected]
Since 11 years this conference is one of the most important worldwide meetings for safety related legislation, for CRS development
and testing and for CRS safety rating / consumer information.
Most recent results of child accident studies and biomechanical
research are reported as well as consumer behaviour in different
countries and the effectiveness of safety campaigns.
The new UN ECE Regulation concerning the approval of enhanced
CRS and the progress in Global Technical Regulations are in the
focus of the 2013 conference. Extended side impact safety requirements and advanced rear seat protection are special items in
addition to the main topics of the last years.
The conference is addressed to safety engineers, accident
researchers, experts in biomechanics and pediatricians, representatives of rule making, consumer organizations and specialists in
safety campaigns worldwide. Conference language will be English.
All information about our conferences
and conventions – quickly and easily with
your smartphone.
again a preceeding workshop on sociological approach on
child safety in different regions of the world should reflect the
challenges of the next decade (no additional costs).
Registration and information
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
International Conferences
Viktoria Wolter
Westendstraße 160
80339 Munich, Germany
Phone +49 89 5791-2410
Fax
+49 89 5791-2833
E-Mail: [email protected]
201701-KiSi-fl10-105x210-p-13-10-04 | Photographic material: TÜV SÜD
Workshop on December 4
ConfeRenCe pRiCe and Venue
810,00 € plus VaT (50% discount for members of universities)
The registration fee includes conference documentation, lunch
and beverages during breaks as well as the evening event.
TÜV SÜd · auditorium Chiemsee
Westendstraße 199, 80686 Munich, Germany
You will receive travel and hotel information with the
confirmation of your registration.
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
Child safety and cultural approach
Chairman: Philippe Lesire, LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën Renault
Kick-off presentations (14:00 – 17:30)
Session 1: field experiences
Comparative analysis of CRS use in Latin-America and
the Caribbean
Jesus Monclus, Julio Laria, Institute for Road Safety,
MAPFRE Foundation (ESP)
Change, challenge and culture in Oman: Child safety in cars –
another lost generation?
Bernadette Bhacker, Sustainability, Sultanate of Oman (OMN)
Child restraint use in Turkey – An observational study
Ceyda Dündar, Türker Özkan, Timo Lajunen, Middle East Technical
University (TUR); Shivam Gupta, Connie Hoe, Adnan A. Hyder,
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (USA)
Session 2: Safety initiatives
Child safety campaigns in southern China
Mark Pitcher, TRL (UK); IQTC Guangdong Inspection and
Quarantine Technology Center (CHN)
Safety of children in cars – Use and misuse of CRS: Model of
intervention in primary care trusts – pilot-experience in Portugal
Helena Sacadura Botte, Elsa Rocha, Rita Ferreira,
Sandra Nascimento, APSI, Portuguese Association for Child
Safety Promotion (PRT)
Australian parents’ perceptions, beliefs and attitudes about
child occupant safety and their influence on real world child
occupant travel
Suzanne L. Cross, Judith L. Charlton, Sjaan Koppel, Monash
University Accident Research Centre (AUS)
Program Committee
ADAC e.V., Germany
prof. dr. Reinhard Kolke
AUDI AG, Germany
Stephan Schwald
Biocore, USA
Christopher Sherwood
BMW Group, Germany
dominik Schuster
Britax Childcare, Germany
farid Bendjellal
Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen (BASt), Germany
Bernd Lorenz
DEKRA Automobil GmbH, Germany
Volker noeske
Japan Automobile Research Institute
prof. dr. Koshiro ono
LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën RENAULT, France
philippe Lesire
Monash University, Australia
prof. dr. Brian fildes
National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory, Japan
Yoshinori Tanaka
RECARO Child Safety, Germany
Gerd Mitter
Stiftung Warentest, Germany
Henry Görlitz
Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
dr. Heiko Johannsen
TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH, Germany
dr. Lothar Wech
University of Virginia, USA
prof. dr. Jeff Crandall
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder
international Safety Consulting
The Conference
Protection of children
in cars
Registration at any time at
www.tuev-sued.de/academy/congress
11th International Conference
December 5 – 6, 2013
in Munich, Germany
[email protected]
Since 11 years this conference is one of the most important worldwide meetings for safety related legislation, for CRS development
and testing and for CRS safety rating / consumer information.
Most recent results of child accident studies and biomechanical
research are reported as well as consumer behaviour in different
countries and the effectiveness of safety campaigns.
The new UN ECE Regulation concerning the approval of enhanced
CRS and the progress in Global Technical Regulations are in the
focus of the 2013 conference. Extended side impact safety requirements and advanced rear seat protection are special items in
addition to the main topics of the last years.
The conference is addressed to safety engineers, accident
researchers, experts in biomechanics and pediatricians, representatives of rule making, consumer organizations and specialists in
safety campaigns worldwide. Conference language will be English.
All information about our conferences
and conventions – quickly and easily with
your smartphone.
again a preceeding workshop on sociological approach on
child safety in different regions of the world should reflect the
challenges of the next decade (no additional costs).
Registration and information
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
International Conferences
Viktoria Wolter
Westendstraße 160
80339 Munich, Germany
Phone +49 89 5791-2410
Fax
+49 89 5791-2833
E-Mail: [email protected]
201701-KiSi-fl10-105x210-p-13-10-04 | Photographic material: TÜV SÜD
Workshop on December 4
ConfeRenCe pRiCe and Venue
810,00 € plus VaT (50% discount for members of universities)
The registration fee includes conference documentation, lunch
and beverages during breaks as well as the evening event.
TÜV SÜd · auditorium Chiemsee
Westendstraße 199, 80686 Munich, Germany
You will receive travel and hotel information with the
confirmation of your registration.
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
Agenda on December 5
9:30
Agenda on December 6
Welcome
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder, International Safety
Consulting (DEU)
Biomechanics of Children
Chair: Christopher Sherwood, Biocore (USA)
12:20
Long-term medical consequences to children injured
in car crashes and influence of crash directions
Katarina Bohman, Autoliv Research and Karolinska Institutet; Helena Stigson, Folksam Research and Karolinska
Institutet; Maria Krafft, Folksam Research and Umeå
University (SWE)
15:15
12:45
Lunch
15:40
Coffee break
14:00
Pediatric brain injury criteria via real world crash investigations, animal experiments, and finite element brain modeling
Matthew R. Maltese, Susan S. Margulies, University of
Pennsylvania and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (USA)
16:10
Evaluation of 10 years old human body model and
Q10 dummy in side crash
Vijay Kalakala, Abhijeet Sinha, Prajakta Prabhune,
Parthiv Shah, Mercedes-Benz Research and Development
India Private Limited (IND); Julien Richert, Daimler AG (DEU)
Standards and Rulemaking
Chair: Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder (DEU)
9:45
10:10
First experience in developing i-Size child restraint
Farid Bendjellal, Britax Childcare Group (DEU);
François Renaudin, Dorel (FRA); Heiko Johannsen,
Technische Universität Berlin (DEU)
Research findings for the optimised evolution of the new
regulation on enhanced child restraint systems
Costandinos Visvikis, Adam Barrow, Jolyon Carroll,
Richard Cuerden, Mark Pitcher, TRL (UK);
Peter Broertjes, European Commission (BEL)
14:25
10:35
Validation of ECE R129 side impact test procedure
Heiko Johannsen, Technische Universität Berlin;
Nariman Wagner, Norbert Baumgarten, IAT mbH;
Karsten Waldherr, Automotive Safety Technologies
GmbH (DEU)
11:00
Coffee break
11:30
Revisions to the Australian and New Zealand CRS
standard – 2013
Michael Lumley, Britax Childcare Pty Ltd (AUS)
11:55
CRS certification and quality inspection in China
Yu Feng, Shanghai Motor Vehicle Inspection Center
(CHN)
dummies and Human Models
Chair: Dominik Schuster, BMW Group (DEU)
14:50
Chest and abdomen injury criteria task force
Heiko Johannsen, Technische Universität Berlin (DEU);
Philippe Beillas, IFSTTAR - Université Lyon (FRA);
Farid Bendjellal, Britax Childcare Group (DEU);
Philippe Lesire, LAB Peugeot Citroën Renault (FRA);
Gerd Müller, Verein für Fahrzeugsicherheit Berlin e.V. (DEU);
Francois Renaudin, Dorel SA (FRA); Costandinos Visvikis,
TRL (UK); Kees Waagmeester, Humanetics (NLD)
Comparison of the submarining behaviours of a 6 years
old human model and a Q6 dummy in sled testing
Philippe Beillas, Anurag Soni, IFSTTAR-Université Lyon (FRA);
François Renaudin, Dorel SA (FRA); Heiko Johannsen,
Technische Universität Berlin (DEU)
16:35
17:00
The influence of belt geometry and different booster
cushions on main injury assessment values of the Q10
dummy in frontal crashes
Britta Schnottale, Bernd Lorenz, Bundesanstalt für
Straßenwesen; Burkhard Eickhoff, Christian Verheyen,
Harald Zellmer, Autoliv B.V. & Co. KG (DEU)
Comparison of the Q series ATDs to child volunteers in
low-speed sled tests
Thomas Seacrist, Caitlin M. Locey, Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia; Emily A. Mathews, Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia and Drexel University (USA);
Katarina Bohman, Autoliv Research and Karolinska
Institutet (SWE); Kristy B. Arbogast, Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania (USA)
Comparison of Hybrid III and Q series child ATDs for the
evaluation of child restraint performance during dynamic
rollovers
Suzanne Tylko, Transport Canada (CAN); Alain Bussières,
PMG Technologies (USA); Jean-Philippe Lepretre, UTAC
(FRA)
17:25
End of first conference day
18:30
Evening event
accident Research and field observation
Chair: Bernd Lorenz, Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen
(DEU)
8:30
8:55
9:20
9:45
10:10
Child occupant protection: Latest knowledge and future
opportunities – Results of a workshop in Gothenburg,
Sweden
Kristy B. Arbogast, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
(USA); Katarina Bohman, SAFER and Autoliv Research;
Isabelle Stockman, SAFER and Chalmers University of
Technology; Lotta Jakobsson, SAFER, Chalmers University
of Technology and Volvo Car Corporation (SWE)
Naturalistic observation of children in cars:
an international partnership
Judith L. Charlton, Sjaanie Koppel, Suzanne Cross,
Christina Rudin-Brown, Jonny Kuo, Monash University
Accident Research (AUS); Kristy B. Arbogast, Helen Loeb,
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia; David Eby, University
of Michigan (USA); Katarina Bohman, Autoliv Research;
Mats Svensson, Chalmers University of Technology;
Lotta Jakobsson, Volvo Car Corporation and Chalmers
University of Technology (SWE)
Analysis of all road accidents involving fatally injured
children occurring in France in 2011
Franck Léopold, Philippe Lesire, Cyril Chauvel,
LAB Peugeot Citroën Renault (FRA);
Vuthy Phan, Sophie Cuny, CEESAR (FRA)
Use of top tethers with forward-facing child restraints:
observations and driver interviews
Jessica Jermakian, Angela Eichelberger,
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (USA)
development of Safety products by CRS and
Car Manufacturers
Chair: Stephan Schwald, AUDI AG (DEU)
10:45
Compact child seat – a concept designed around the users
Lotta Jakobsson, Thomas Broberg, Karin André,
Volvo Cars (SWE)
11:10
Behaviour of occupants seated in CRS in full-scale car
side impact tests with and without curtain side airbag
Yoshinori Tanaka, Naruyuki Hosokawa, Daisuke Yamaguchi, Yasuhiro Matsui, National Traffic Safety and
Environment Laboratory; Koji Mizuno, Nagoya University;
Ryoichi Yoshida, Takata Corp. (JPN)
11:35
Ford’s rear seat inflatable seat belts: technology
innovation and significance
Frank Heitplatz, Ford-Werke GmbH (DEU);
Srinivasan Sundararajan, Ford Motor Company (USA)
12:00
Advanced rear seat protection for occupant sizes
from children up to large adults in frontal impacts
Michael Stegmeier, Hans-Peter Bausch,
TRW Automotive GmbH (DEU)
12:25
Lunch
usability and Misuse
Chair: Lothar Wech, TÜV SÜD (DEU)
13:30
Effectiveness of misuse activities
Gerd Müller, Verein für Fahrzeugsicherheit Berlin e.V. (DEU)
13:55
Passive and active CRS systems for improved comfort
and safety
Daniele Speziani, Phitec Ingegneria Srl;
Federico Rossi, ZAAFDesign Srl (ITA)
14:20
Three years of testing: What’s the progress of 75 new
cars about their possibility to install child seats?
Anton Keller, Touring Club Schweiz (CHE)
14:45
Resumé, outlook and farewell
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder, International Safety
Consulting (DEU)
Coffee break
Agenda on December 5
9:30
Agenda on December 6
Welcome
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder, International Safety
Consulting (DEU)
Biomechanics of Children
Chair: Christopher Sherwood, Biocore (USA)
12:20
Long-term medical consequences to children injured
in car crashes and influence of crash directions
Katarina Bohman, Autoliv Research and Karolinska Institutet; Helena Stigson, Folksam Research and Karolinska
Institutet; Maria Krafft, Folksam Research and Umeå
University (SWE)
15:15
12:45
Lunch
15:40
Coffee break
14:00
Pediatric brain injury criteria via real world crash investigations, animal experiments, and finite element brain modeling
Matthew R. Maltese, Susan S. Margulies, University of
Pennsylvania and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (USA)
16:10
Evaluation of 10 years old human body model and
Q10 dummy in side crash
Vijay Kalakala, Abhijeet Sinha, Prajakta Prabhune,
Parthiv Shah, Mercedes-Benz Research and Development
India Private Limited (IND); Julien Richert, Daimler AG (DEU)
Standards and Rulemaking
Chair: Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder (DEU)
9:45
10:10
First experience in developing i-Size child restraint
Farid Bendjellal, Britax Childcare Group (DEU);
François Renaudin, Dorel (FRA); Heiko Johannsen,
Technische Universität Berlin (DEU)
Research findings for the optimised evolution of the new
regulation on enhanced child restraint systems
Costandinos Visvikis, Adam Barrow, Jolyon Carroll,
Richard Cuerden, Mark Pitcher, TRL (UK);
Peter Broertjes, European Commission (BEL)
14:25
10:35
Validation of ECE R129 side impact test procedure
Heiko Johannsen, Technische Universität Berlin;
Nariman Wagner, Norbert Baumgarten, IAT mbH;
Karsten Waldherr, Automotive Safety Technologies
GmbH (DEU)
11:00
Coffee break
11:30
Revisions to the Australian and New Zealand CRS
standard – 2013
Michael Lumley, Britax Childcare Pty Ltd (AUS)
11:55
CRS certification and quality inspection in China
Yu Feng, Shanghai Motor Vehicle Inspection Center
(CHN)
dummies and Human Models
Chair: Dominik Schuster, BMW Group (DEU)
14:50
Chest and abdomen injury criteria task force
Heiko Johannsen, Technische Universität Berlin (DEU);
Philippe Beillas, IFSTTAR - Université Lyon (FRA);
Farid Bendjellal, Britax Childcare Group (DEU);
Philippe Lesire, LAB Peugeot Citroën Renault (FRA);
Gerd Müller, Verein für Fahrzeugsicherheit Berlin e.V. (DEU);
Francois Renaudin, Dorel SA (FRA); Costandinos Visvikis,
TRL (UK); Kees Waagmeester, Humanetics (NLD)
Comparison of the submarining behaviours of a 6 years
old human model and a Q6 dummy in sled testing
Philippe Beillas, Anurag Soni, IFSTTAR-Université Lyon (FRA);
François Renaudin, Dorel SA (FRA); Heiko Johannsen,
Technische Universität Berlin (DEU)
16:35
17:00
The influence of belt geometry and different booster
cushions on main injury assessment values of the Q10
dummy in frontal crashes
Britta Schnottale, Bernd Lorenz, Bundesanstalt für
Straßenwesen; Burkhard Eickhoff, Christian Verheyen,
Harald Zellmer, Autoliv B.V. & Co. KG (DEU)
Comparison of the Q series ATDs to child volunteers in
low-speed sled tests
Thomas Seacrist, Caitlin M. Locey, Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia; Emily A. Mathews, Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia and Drexel University (USA);
Katarina Bohman, Autoliv Research and Karolinska
Institutet (SWE); Kristy B. Arbogast, Children’s Hospital
of Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania (USA)
Comparison of Hybrid III and Q series child ATDs for the
evaluation of child restraint performance during dynamic
rollovers
Suzanne Tylko, Transport Canada (CAN); Alain Bussières,
PMG Technologies (USA); Jean-Philippe Lepretre, UTAC
(FRA)
17:25
End of first conference day
18:30
Evening event
accident Research and field observation
Chair: Bernd Lorenz, Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen
(DEU)
8:30
8:55
9:20
9:45
10:10
Child occupant protection: Latest knowledge and future
opportunities – Results of a workshop in Gothenburg,
Sweden
Kristy B. Arbogast, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
(USA); Katarina Bohman, SAFER and Autoliv Research;
Isabelle Stockman, SAFER and Chalmers University of
Technology; Lotta Jakobsson, SAFER, Chalmers University
of Technology and Volvo Car Corporation (SWE)
Naturalistic observation of children in cars:
an international partnership
Judith L. Charlton, Sjaanie Koppel, Suzanne Cross,
Christina Rudin-Brown, Jonny Kuo, Monash University
Accident Research (AUS); Kristy B. Arbogast, Helen Loeb,
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia; David Eby, University
of Michigan (USA); Katarina Bohman, Autoliv Research;
Mats Svensson, Chalmers University of Technology;
Lotta Jakobsson, Volvo Car Corporation and Chalmers
University of Technology (SWE)
Analysis of all road accidents involving fatally injured
children occurring in France in 2011
Franck Léopold, Philippe Lesire, Cyril Chauvel,
LAB Peugeot Citroën Renault (FRA);
Vuthy Phan, Sophie Cuny, CEESAR (FRA)
Use of top tethers with forward-facing child restraints:
observations and driver interviews
Jessica Jermakian, Angela Eichelberger,
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (USA)
development of Safety products by CRS and
Car Manufacturers
Chair: Stephan Schwald, AUDI AG (DEU)
10:45
Compact child seat – a concept designed around the users
Lotta Jakobsson, Thomas Broberg, Karin André,
Volvo Cars (SWE)
11:10
Behaviour of occupants seated in CRS in full-scale car
side impact tests with and without curtain side airbag
Yoshinori Tanaka, Naruyuki Hosokawa, Daisuke Yamaguchi, Yasuhiro Matsui, National Traffic Safety and
Environment Laboratory; Koji Mizuno, Nagoya University;
Ryoichi Yoshida, Takata Corp. (JPN)
11:35
Ford’s rear seat inflatable seat belts: technology
innovation and significance
Frank Heitplatz, Ford-Werke GmbH (DEU);
Srinivasan Sundararajan, Ford Motor Company (USA)
12:00
Advanced rear seat protection for occupant sizes
from children up to large adults in frontal impacts
Michael Stegmeier, Hans-Peter Bausch,
TRW Automotive GmbH (DEU)
12:25
Lunch
usability and Misuse
Chair: Lothar Wech, TÜV SÜD (DEU)
13:30
Effectiveness of misuse activities
Gerd Müller, Verein für Fahrzeugsicherheit Berlin e.V. (DEU)
13:55
Passive and active CRS systems for improved comfort
and safety
Daniele Speziani, Phitec Ingegneria Srl;
Federico Rossi, ZAAFDesign Srl (ITA)
14:20
Three years of testing: What’s the progress of 75 new
cars about their possibility to install child seats?
Anton Keller, Touring Club Schweiz (CHE)
14:45
Resumé, outlook and farewell
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder, International Safety
Consulting (DEU)
Coffee break
Child safety and cultural approach
Chairman: Philippe Lesire, LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën Renault
Kick-off presentations (14:00 – 17:30)
Session 1: field experiences
Comparative analysis of CRS use in Latin-America and
the Caribbean
Jesus Monclus, Julio Laria, Institute for Road Safety,
MAPFRE Foundation (ESP)
Change, challenge and culture in Oman: Child safety in cars –
another lost generation?
Bernadette Bhacker, Sustainability, Sultanate of Oman (OMN)
Child restraint use in Turkey – An observational study
Ceyda Dündar, Türker Özkan, Timo Lajunen, Middle East Technical
University (TUR); Shivam Gupta, Connie Hoe, Adnan A. Hyder,
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (USA)
Session 2: Safety initiatives
Child safety campaigns in southern China
Mark Pitcher, TRL (UK); IQTC Guangdong Inspection and
Quarantine Technology Center (CHN)
Safety of children in cars – Use and misuse of CRS: Model of
intervention in primary care trusts – pilot-experience in Portugal
Helena Sacadura Botte, Elsa Rocha, Rita Ferreira,
Sandra Nascimento, APSI, Portuguese Association for Child
Safety Promotion (PRT)
Australian parents’ perceptions, beliefs and attitudes about
child occupant safety and their influence on real world child
occupant travel
Suzanne L. Cross, Judith L. Charlton, Sjaan Koppel, Monash
University Accident Research Centre (AUS)
Program Committee
ADAC e.V., Germany
prof. dr. Reinhard Kolke
AUDI AG, Germany
Stephan Schwald
Biocore, USA
Christopher Sherwood
BMW Group, Germany
dominik Schuster
Britax Childcare, Germany
farid Bendjellal
Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen (BASt), Germany
Bernd Lorenz
DEKRA Automobil GmbH, Germany
Volker noeske
Japan Automobile Research Institute
prof. dr. Koshiro ono
LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën RENAULT, France
philippe Lesire
Monash University, Australia
prof. dr. Brian fildes
National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory, Japan
Yoshinori Tanaka
RECARO Child Safety, Germany
Gerd Mitter
Stiftung Warentest, Germany
Henry Görlitz
Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
dr. Heiko Johannsen
TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH, Germany
dr. Lothar Wech
University of Virginia, USA
prof. dr. Jeff Crandall
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder
international Safety Consulting
The Conference
Protection of children
in cars
Registration at any time at
www.tuev-sued.de/academy/congress
11th International Conference
December 5 – 6, 2013
in Munich, Germany
[email protected]
Since 11 years this conference is one of the most important worldwide meetings for safety related legislation, for CRS development
and testing and for CRS safety rating / consumer information.
Most recent results of child accident studies and biomechanical
research are reported as well as consumer behaviour in different
countries and the effectiveness of safety campaigns.
The new UN ECE Regulation concerning the approval of enhanced
CRS and the progress in Global Technical Regulations are in the
focus of the 2013 conference. Extended side impact safety requirements and advanced rear seat protection are special items in
addition to the main topics of the last years.
The conference is addressed to safety engineers, accident
researchers, experts in biomechanics and pediatricians, representatives of rule making, consumer organizations and specialists in
safety campaigns worldwide. Conference language will be English.
All information about our conferences
and conventions – quickly and easily with
your smartphone.
again a preceeding workshop on sociological approach on
child safety in different regions of the world should reflect the
challenges of the next decade (no additional costs).
Registration and information
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
International Conferences
Viktoria Wolter
Westendstraße 160
80339 Munich, Germany
Phone +49 89 5791-2410
Fax
+49 89 5791-2833
E-Mail: [email protected]
201701-KiSi-fl10-105x210-p-13-10-04 | Photographic material: TÜV SÜD
Workshop on December 4
ConfeRenCe pRiCe and Venue
810,00 € plus VaT (50% discount for members of universities)
The registration fee includes conference documentation, lunch
and beverages during breaks as well as the evening event.
TÜV SÜd · auditorium Chiemsee
Westendstraße 199, 80686 Munich, Germany
You will receive travel and hotel information with the
confirmation of your registration.
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
Child safety and cultural approach
Chairman: Philippe Lesire, LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën Renault
Kick-off presentations (14:00 – 17:30)
Session 1: field experiences
Comparative analysis of CRS use in Latin-America and
the Caribbean
Jesus Monclus, Julio Laria, Institute for Road Safety,
MAPFRE Foundation (ESP)
Change, challenge and culture in Oman: Child safety in cars –
another lost generation?
Bernadette Bhacker, Sustainability, Sultanate of Oman (OMN)
Child restraint use in Turkey – An observational study
Ceyda Dündar, Türker Özkan, Timo Lajunen, Middle East Technical
University (TUR); Shivam Gupta, Connie Hoe, Adnan A. Hyder,
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (USA)
Session 2: Safety initiatives
Child safety campaigns in southern China
Mark Pitcher, TRL (UK); IQTC Guangdong Inspection and
Quarantine Technology Center (CHN)
Safety of children in cars – Use and misuse of CRS: Model of
intervention in primary care trusts – pilot-experience in Portugal
Helena Sacadura Botte, Elsa Rocha, Rita Ferreira,
Sandra Nascimento, APSI, Portuguese Association for Child
Safety Promotion (PRT)
Australian parents’ perceptions, beliefs and attitudes about
child occupant safety and their influence on real world child
occupant travel
Suzanne L. Cross, Judith L. Charlton, Sjaan Koppel, Monash
University Accident Research Centre (AUS)
Program Committee
ADAC e.V., Germany
prof. dr. Reinhard Kolke
AUDI AG, Germany
Stephan Schwald
Biocore, USA
Christopher Sherwood
BMW Group, Germany
dominik Schuster
Britax Childcare, Germany
farid Bendjellal
Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen (BASt), Germany
Bernd Lorenz
DEKRA Automobil GmbH, Germany
Volker noeske
Japan Automobile Research Institute
prof. dr. Koshiro ono
LAB PSA Peugeot-Citroën RENAULT, France
philippe Lesire
Monash University, Australia
prof. dr. Brian fildes
National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory, Japan
Yoshinori Tanaka
RECARO Child Safety, Germany
Gerd Mitter
Stiftung Warentest, Germany
Henry Görlitz
Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
dr. Heiko Johannsen
TÜV SÜD Automotive GmbH, Germany
dr. Lothar Wech
University of Virginia, USA
prof. dr. Jeff Crandall
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Klaus Langwieder
international Safety Consulting
The Conference
Protection of children
in cars
Registration at any time at
www.tuev-sued.de/academy/congress
11th International Conference
December 5 – 6, 2013
in Munich, Germany
[email protected]
Since 11 years this conference is one of the most important worldwide meetings for safety related legislation, for CRS development
and testing and for CRS safety rating / consumer information.
Most recent results of child accident studies and biomechanical
research are reported as well as consumer behaviour in different
countries and the effectiveness of safety campaigns.
The new UN ECE Regulation concerning the approval of enhanced
CRS and the progress in Global Technical Regulations are in the
focus of the 2013 conference. Extended side impact safety requirements and advanced rear seat protection are special items in
addition to the main topics of the last years.
The conference is addressed to safety engineers, accident
researchers, experts in biomechanics and pediatricians, representatives of rule making, consumer organizations and specialists in
safety campaigns worldwide. Conference language will be English.
All information about our conferences
and conventions – quickly and easily with
your smartphone.
again a preceeding workshop on sociological approach on
child safety in different regions of the world should reflect the
challenges of the next decade (no additional costs).
Registration and information
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
International Conferences
Viktoria Wolter
Westendstraße 160
80339 Munich, Germany
Phone +49 89 5791-2410
Fax
+49 89 5791-2833
E-Mail: [email protected]
201701-KiSi-fl10-105x210-p-13-10-04 | Photographic material: TÜV SÜD
Workshop on December 4
ConfeRenCe pRiCe and Venue
810,00 € plus VaT (50% discount for members of universities)
The registration fee includes conference documentation, lunch
and beverages during breaks as well as the evening event.
TÜV SÜd · auditorium Chiemsee
Westendstraße 199, 80686 Munich, Germany
You will receive travel and hotel information with the
confirmation of your registration.
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
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