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285 Appendix D: Chapter 6 Supplemental Material D.1 Side Crash Initial Models Table D-1. Parameters for the MDV initial side logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05). Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -3.664 1.548 0.021** Lateral Delta-v β1, Delta-v (m/s) 0.358 0.154 0.023** Belt Status β2, Belted -2.394 0.899 0.010** Impact Type β3, Nearside 1.623 0.603 0.009** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.133 0.657 0.090 Sex β5, Male 0.595 0.968 0.541 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 1.106 0.678 0.108 Seating Location β7, Driver -0.469 1.115 0.676 Vehicle Type β8, Passenger Car 0.044 1.178 0.970 Table D-2. Parameters for the OIV initial side logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05). Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -3.559 1.576 0.028** Lateral OIV β1, OIV (m/s) 0.354 0.153 0.025** Belt Status β2, Belted -2.377 0.891 0.010** Impact Type β3, Nearside 1.567 0.598 0.011** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.116 0.654 0.094 Sex β5, Male 0.628 0.961 0.516 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 1.119 0.682 0.107 Seating Location β7, Driver -0.531 1.135 0.642 Vehicle Type β8, Passenger Car 0.063 1.178 0.957 Table D-3. Parameters for the OLC initial side logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05). Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -2.664 1.495 0.080 Lateral OLC β1, OLC (g) 0.155 0.055 0.007** Belt Status β2, Belted -2.280 0.880 0.012** Impact Type β3, Nearside 1.876 0.615 0.003** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.128 0.618 0.073 Sex β5, Male 0.295 0.957 0.759 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 1.040 0.710 0.148 Seating Location β7, Driver -0.380 1.073 0.725 Vehicle Type β8, Passenger Car -0.093 1.138 0.935 Table D-4. Parameters for the ASI initial side logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05).

286 Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -3.774 1.595 0.021** Lateral ASI β1, ASI 1.895 0.681 0.007** Belt Status β2, Belted -2.240 0.908 0.017** Impact Type β3, Nearside 1.841 0.682 0.009** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.243 0.629 0.053 Sex β5, Male 0.465 0.967 0.633 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 0.965 0.704 0.176 Seating Location β7, Driver -0.393 1.095 0.721 Vehicle Type β8, Passenger Car -0.059 1.169 0.960 Table D-5. Parameters for the VPI initial side logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05). Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -3.932 1.617 0.018** Lateral VPI β1, VPI (m/s2) 0.009 0.004 0.011** Belt Status β2, Belted -2.220 0.879 0.014** Impact Type β3, Nearside 1.834 0.652 0.007** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.160 0.622 0.067 Sex β5, Male 0.460 0.975 0.639 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 0.981 0.701 0.167 Seating Location β7, Driver -0.355 1.092 0.746 Vehicle Type β8, Passenger Car -0.056 1.176 0.962 D.2 Side Crash Region-Specific Initial Models Head and Face Table D-6. Parameters for the MDV logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries in side crashes. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05). Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -7.194 1.739 < 0.001** Lateral Delta-v β1, Delta-v (m/s) 0.962 0.260 < 0.001** Belt Status β2, Belted -6.697 1.580 < 0.001** Impact Type β3, Nearside 3.504 1.745 0.049** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.286 1.167 0.275 Sex β5, Male -2.574 1.845 0.168 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 0.714 0.920 0.441 Table D-7. Parameters for the OIV logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries in side crashes. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05). Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -7.054 1.716 < 0.001** Lateral OIV β1, Delta-v (m/s) 0.957 0.258 < 0.001** Belt Status β2, Belted -6.623 1.532 < 0.001** Impact Type β3, Nearside 3.322 1.697 0.055 Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.330 1.142 0.249 Sex β5, Male -2.474 1.812 0.177 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 0.731 0.914 0.427 Table D-8. Parameters for the OLC logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries in side crashes. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05).

287 Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -3.993 1.020 < 0.001** Lateral OLC β1, Delta-v (m/s) 0.325 0.065 < 0.001** Belt Status β2, Belted -5.779 0.980 < 0.001** Impact Type β3, Nearside 3.486 1.057 0.002** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.306 0.998 0.196 Sex β5, Male -2.581 1.329 0.057 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 0.827 0.872 0.347 Table D-9. Parameters for the ASI logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries in side crashes. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05). Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -7.164 1.669 < 0.001** Lateral ASI β1, Delta-v (m/s) 4.661 1.136 < 0.001** Belt Status β2, Belted -6.477 1.522 < 0.001** Impact Type β3, Nearside 4.201 1.812 0.024** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 1.089 1.192 0.365 Sex β5, Male -2.998 1.927 0.125 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 0.681 1.033 0.512 Table D-10. Parameters for the VPI logistic regression model used to predict occupant MAIS2+F injuries in side crashes. ** indicates statistical significance (p-value < 0.05). Predictor Variable Parameter Coefficient Std. Error p-Value --- β0, Intercept -8.577 2.228 < 0.001** Lateral VPI β1, Delta-v (m/s) 0.026 0.007 0.001** Belt Status β2, Belted -6.788 1.741 < 0.001** Impact Type β3, Nearside 4.974 2.266 0.032** Age β4, Age ≥ 65 0.863 1.175 0.465 Sex β5, Male -3.314 1.905 0.087 Obesity β6, BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2 0.565 0.979 0.566

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The crash performance of roadside safety hardware, such as guardrails, is typically evaluated using full-scale crash tests with vehicles striking the device in representative worst-case impact scenarios. Each test is evaluated based on vehicle response, device response, and potential for injury to vehicle occupants.

NCHRP Research Report 1095: Evaluation and Comparison of Roadside Crash Injury Metrics, a pre-publication draft from TRB's National Cooperative Highway Research Program, evaluates existing roadside crash injury metrics and proposes enhanced crash injury metrics that better reflect the occupant characteristics and vehicle fleet of the 2020s.

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