The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Modelling in Predicting Pedestrian Collision Parameters and Injuries
This presentation will present a new in-situ artificial intelligence (AI) tool which can compute the vehicle impact speed, pedestrian crossing speed, gait and crossing direction, from vehicle profile and bumper and windscreen damage.
It will include a case study which demonstrates how trauma can be computed on the brain (white and grey matter).
Dr Christophe Bastien, Associate Professor in Transport Safety, Coventry University
Dr Christophe Bastien leads the Transport Safety and Simulation research group at Coventry University.
He has over 27 years’ industrial and academic experience in the field of vehicle safety, evidenced by 21 patents, 29 journal publications and 125 citations. He was awarded a Prince Michael International Road Safety Award in 2021 for his paper ‘Delivering Improved Pedestrian Post Crash Triage’.
Christophe’s research expertise relates to the field of human traumatology computation in transport settings.