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urn:hdl:2117/78217 Full scale pedestrian impact testing with PMHS: A pilot study Kerrigan, Jason Kam, check Drinkwater, Cris Murphy, Dru Arregui Dalmases, Carlos Millington, Steve Teresinski, Gregor Bolton, Jim Crandall, Jeff R. Deng, Bing Wang, J Kerkeling, C Hahn, W Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Enginyeria biomèdica::Biomecànica Biomechanics Biomecànica The complexity of vehicle-pedestrian collisions necessitates extensive validation of pedestrian computational models. While body components can be individually simulated, overall validation of human pedestrian models requires full-scale testing with post mortem human surrogates (PMHS). This paper presents the development of a full-scale pedestrian impact test plan and experimental design, and some results from a pilot experiment. The test plan and experimental design are developed based on the analysis of a combination of literature review, multi-body modeling, and epidemiologic studies. The proposed system has proven effective in testing an anthropometrically correct rescue dummy in multiple instances, and in one test with a PMHS. Postprint (published version) 2004 Conference report http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/ Open Access