October 6-8th 2008
For Experienced Users, New Users, Interested
parties! Computers and software will be available for use free of charge.
The Training seminar is an intense 3 day session to be held at
facilities near the Raleigh Durham (RDU) Airport.
Come to the Raleigh/Durham (RDU) area
Fall 2008, McHenry Software
Training 2005 at the Corporate Software Training Center (http://www.traincst.com/Default.aspx?tabid=30). The three day
training seminar on accident reconstruction and vehicle dynamics will include hands on training in the use of m-edit32/m-smac
software and other McHenry Software utilities.
Our
McHenry Accident Reconstruction book will be
revised and provided to all Training Seminar participants.
For Experienced Users, New
Users, Interested parties! Computers and software will be available for use free
of charge.
- General introduction/orientation
- Medit32 - AT LAST!
- Overview, quick start
- Projects files - how to use most effectively
- Databases - specs and crash test data
- SMAC Computer Program-
- History, background, references, comparisons
- RICSAC validations
- Other validations
- Creating the basis for admission to court
- Creating a new m-smac file
- Step by step setup menu
- The Wizard
- How to effectively and efficiently use m-smac
- Stiffness inputs -
- step by step calculation procedures
- Other topics
- DXF/CAD drawings
- importing, utilizing, vehicle and scene drawings
- SNAG - impulsive constraints
- what is it? when and how to use
- TIRMU - changing the effective friction of individual wheels
- what is it? when and how to use
- Tire Cornering Stiffness -
- calculating
- changing during a run to simulate blowout
- Polygon Friction Zones
- What are they and how to use
- CCI - Center of Collision Interface
- What is it and when and how to use
- Tractor Trailer collisions
- Setting up inputs
- Analyzing collisions involving tractor trailers
- Off-tracking - using m-smac to quickly analyze and evaluate
- Trailer release option - what is it and when and how to use
- SMACO - simplified occupant kinematics
- How to quickly create demonstrative evidence of the probable path of
occupants
- Animate and/or create graphics, space-fixed and vehicle-fixed
- You can create diagrams as in SAE 2002-01-0536 in minutes!
- m-smac Creating time history data graphs of any variable.
- Tips and techniques for presentation
- smacthp - Determining Speed Change at any occupant location in a
vehicle
- How to use smacthp
- How to plot acceleration, PDOF time-history plots for any location on the vehicle
- How to determine Impact speed change (DeltaV) for any position on the vehicle
- Steer Degree of Freedom
- What is it? When and how to use
- Approximating self-aligning torque
- Path Follower/Driver Model -
- Use to quickly approximate steer required to follow a path
- When and how to use
- Animations of m-smac simulation/reconstructions
- How to quickly create animations
- Tips on using/presenting for meetings/trials
- Adding more than 3 vehicles to the animation
- Creating Lightwave files with m-smac for high end state-of-the-art
animations
- Creating 'what' if scenarios with m-smac
- Bracketing, sensitivities, conservative estimates
- Other Topics
- Wet pavement - Hydroplaning, Hydrodynamic Drag effects
- ABS
- lane change maneuvers
- Pole/Tree Collisions
- What is new? Discussions of new developments, SMACITER, and more!
Please
email any suggestions:
Times: Mon - Weds 9:00 AM - 12 PM, 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
- We welcome any questions, comments, corrections or requests
for further information.
- We can be reached by e-mail at
McHenry@mchenrysoftware.com
- By postal service mail at:
McHenry Software, Inc.
103 Brady Court, Suite 200
Cary, NC 27511 USA
(919)-468-9266
Thank you for your interest in McHenry Software, Inc.
Before considering the purchase and use of
any accident reconstruction software you should obtain complete information
on any and all programs available. For that reason you will find our web
sites and technical reports include many links and references to other
accident reconstruction programs. Your choice should be an informed decision
based on knowledge of the state-of-the-art of accident reconstruction software.
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