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2011/12/5 EuroNCAP-JAMA Meeting@JAMA
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EuroNCAP – JAMA Meeting
Nobuhiko TAKAHASHI
Safety Subcommittee
Safety & Environmental Technology Committee
Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc.
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Table of contents
1. Introduction to JAMA activities
2. JAMA’s activities for NCAPs
3. JAMA’s requests to NCAPs
4. NCAP assessment items and harmonization status
5. Requests to Euro NCAP concerning test methods
6. JAMA’s contribution to Euro NCAP
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1. Introduction to JAMA activities
■ Name:
Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (JAMA)
■ Established:
■ Members:
April 3, 1967
14 companies in the field of automobile manufacturing
(including the manufacture of motorcycles)
■ Organizations
related to safety technologies:
Executive Committee
– Safety and Environmental Technology Committee
– Safety Subcommittee
■ Activities:
Development of industry common technologies related to safety
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Accident survey analysis
Testing methods and dummies
Simulation technologies
Harmonization of standards
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1. Introduction to JAMA activities
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In April 2004, JAMA set eight priority safety issues for the next decade.
① Road accidents involving pedestrians and
bicyclists
⑤ Traffic accidents at night
② Safety measures for the elderly
⑥ Accidents at intersections
Vehicle measures that are in accordance with changes to physical
characteristics accompanying aging based on research regarding the
mechanisms of the occurrence of bodily injuries; the spread of driving
support devices; the promotion of education programs; the further
improvement of the rate of wearing seatbelts
③ Installation of seatbelt reminder systems, ensuring
use of seatbelts in rear seats, etc.
⑦ Collisions with structural objects
④ Lags in driver recognition and failure to perform
maneuvers
⑧ Compatibility
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recording drive recorder
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1. Introduction to JAMA activities
■ Three activity areas of JAMA
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Studies on vehicle safety
technologies
(Following the Traffic
Council’s reports)
Accident research using JAMA drive recorder
Pedestrians and bicyclists (studies using biofidelic FEM)
Child safety (small-children buses; child restraint systems)
Accidents involving large-sized vehicles
Safety of electric vehicles
Safety of microcompact and personal mobility
ITS road infrastructures
Driving positions and manners
Traffic information sharing using navigations and IT technologies
Anti-drunk driving technologies
Collaboration between medical and engineering
Further increase of seatbelt usage
International
harmonization of
technical regulations
▪ Improvement of UN regulations and gtr
▪ Harmonization of biofidelic dummies
▪ Pole side impact, compatibility, Flex-PLI, etc
Cooperation in vehicle
assessment activity
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Passenger seatbelt reminders
Rear passenger’s seatbelt usability
Whiplash
Pedestrian protection
Rear passenger protection
Active safety technology
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1. Introduction to JAMA Activities
Cooperation
Competition
Development of industry
common safety technologies
Development of safety
technologies
・ Development of testing methods
(Offset frontal impact, pedestrian
protection, etc.)
・ Development of dummies
(WorldSID, Pedestrian Legform Impactor,
etc.)
・ Survey analysis of accidents
・ Development of simulation technologies
・ Harmonization of standards
・ Development of new safety
technologies
・ Response to assessments
・ Conformity to regulations
・ Development of ASV
technologies
Initiatives by
manufacturers
Initiatives by JAMA
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2. JAMA’s activities for NCAPs
 Major activities
 Rear passenger injury
assessment method
 Rear passenger seatbelt
reminders
 Testing methods for
pedestrian protection
40% of vehicle
width in contact
with the barrier
Deformable barrier
Ceiling area
Center
console area
FLEX-PLI
Meter
area
Seatback area
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2. JAMA’s activities for NCAPs
Rear passenger injury assessment method
40% of vehicle width in
contact with the
barrier
Deformable barrier
 Delete the chest G evaluation and set abdomen evaluation criteria (sliding
scale)based on the latest engineering.
 JAMA proposed the rear passenger injury assessment method of JNCAP in
2009.
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2. JAMA’s activities for NCAPs
Rear passenger seatbelt reminders
Ceiling area
Meter
area
Center
console area
Seatback area
 Developed a quantitative assessment method for warning display
positions and visual/auditory means of warning
 JNCAP started the assessment of rear passenger seatbelt reminders in
vehicles from 2011
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2. JAMA’s activities for NCAPs
Testing methods for pedestrian protection
Leg protection test (Flex-PLI)
Injury risk curves
Flex-PLI
Knee ligament
extension
Tibia
bending
moment
 Drafted a test method
using Flex-PLI
Tibia-1
Tibia-2
Tibia-3
Test result graphics
 Set injury criteria
 Introduced the test method
into JNCAP from 2011
Knee
ligament
injury
ひざ
じん帯損傷
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0
Tibia-4
10
20
30
40
FlFlex-PLI
ex- PLI ひざじん帯(M
C L)のび量(m
knee (MCL) extension
[mm] m )
傷害確率(%
) (%)
of injury
Probability
Impact speed:
40 km/h
of injury )(%)
Probability
傷害確率(%
Flex-PLI
Tibia
fracture
すね
骨折
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0
200
400
600
FlexPLI すね曲げモーメント(N
m)
Flex-PLI
tibia bending moment [Nm]
(Upper: knee, Lower: tibia)
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Source: National Agency for Automotive Safety & Victim’s Aid
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2. JAMA’s activities for NCAPs
 JAMA believes that NCAP should be one of the major activities to
promote vehicle safety technologies.
Not support
Support
 To promote adoption of safety
technologies
 Meaningless differentiation of safety
performance, for examples,
 To assess items which has been already
proven effective by accident analysis,
for examples,
・ Rear passenger seatbelt collarbone
dislocation
・ Unique test condition or criteria not
considering international
harmonization
・ Side curtain airbags
・ Rear passenger protection assessment
・ Seatbelt reminders
・ Pedestrian leg protection (Flex-PLI)
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2. JAMA’s activities for NCAPs
PSチェック
Example of “not support”
FIVE STAR AWARD
(New Safety Assessment
☆☆☆☆☆JNCAP FIVE STAR)
New overall rating
Impact safety
Full-lap
Offset
Side crash
Rear: neck protection
Support
All 5★ winning
models
Pedestrian protection
Head protection
Leg protection
No 5★
winners
Not support
“JNCAP SPECIAL
AWARD”
Passenger
seatbelt
reminders
(PSBR)
Top-score
mini-car
model
“JNCAP PRIZE of Light Car”
Top-score
5★
winning
model
“JNCAP FIRST PRIZE”
・Meaningless to compete 0.1 point within 5stars
・NCAP should be a measure to encourage safety improvement.
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3. JAMA’s requests to NCAPs
PSチェック
 Harmonization of NCAPs globally
 Make assessment items and test methods identical globally.
 Point calculation methods may vary to reflect regional situation.
Reasons:
 Even the goal to reduce fatalities and injuries is same, different test methods
exist among countries and regions.
 Different test methods impose heavy development workloads on automobile
manufacturers.
 If the test methods are unified, test results can be shared among NCAPs,
helping with the growth of NCAPs globally.
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3. JAMA’s requests to NCAPs
PSチェック
 Harmonization of NCAPs globally
Harmonize:
■ Test methods (full-lap, offset, side crash, whiplash, pedestrian protection...)
■ Dummies (Hybrid-III, THOR, ES-2, WorldSID, BioRID II...), barriers, etc.
Test items
Test items
Assessment
criteria
Assessment
criteria
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4. NCAP assessment items and harmonization status
Impact safety
Region
Name
Frontal
impact
Side
impact
Full lap
China
Japan
CNCAP
JNCAP
NCAP
China
JPN
USA
○
○
○
Euro
Offset
MDB
○
○
Euro
Euro
○
○
○
USA
China
JPN
○
ENCAP
ANCAP
KNCAP
LANCAP
Euro
Euro
○
○
(○)
Euro
Euro
Euro
Euro
Euro
Euro
USA
USA
Euro
Euro
Euro
Euro
○
○
○
○
USA
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
○
JPN
○
USA
USA
○
○
Euro
(○)
SLD (ISA)
Euro
Euro
○
○
(○)
○
Euro
JPN
Rollover
AEB (+ other)
S.America
Euro
○
Brake
SBR
Korea
○
JPN
Pedestrians
Australia
USA2
USA
○
Europe
USA
○
JPN
Whiplash
ESC
USA1
IIHS
USA
Pole
Children
Active safety
JPN
U.S.A.
JPN
(○)
(○)
Euro
Euro
(○)
Euro
Euro
(○)
Euro
Euro
(○)
(○)
○
(○)
* CANCAP considered not applicable to the U.S.
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5. Requests to Euro NCAP concerning test methods
 Harmonize test methods: Expectations to Euro NCAP
 Many NCAPs have adopted Euro NCAP’s test methods.
Euro NCAP is expected to be the key player of harmonization.
 JAMA expects leadership by Euro NCAP to accelerate harmonization
among NCAPs.
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6. JAMA’s contribution to Euro NCAP
 Discussion
 Regular (annual) meeting between Euro NCAP and JAMA
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Thank You for Your Attention!
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参考資料
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Appendix-Spread of safety technologies
 It is important to have “strategies” to raise demand among users for safer automobiles.
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Users
Value for money
Willingness to buy
Learning correct methods of use
Automobile manufacturers
Governments
Provision of “rationale” technologies
Driving force
Effectiveness
Regulations
Affordability
Assessment
Attractiveness
Incentives
Joint tasks
Assessment of effects in the real world
Increasing safe driving consciousness and safe driving manners
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1. 自工会の紹介~
1.3. 自工会の安全技術開発サイクル
事故分析結果に基づき、
被害軽減効果の高いところから取り組むという原則
事故分析
安全技術開発
試験法開発
基準調和活動
自工会の活動
各社毎の活動
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1. 自工会の紹介~
1.4. 自工会の交通安全重点課題
 自工会では2004年4月に、今後10年間における交通安全の重点課題として
以下の8項目を取り上げ、取り組みを積極的に展開することとして公表した。
①歩行者・自転車の事故
⑤夜間の交通事故
②高齢者対策
⑥交差点の事故
人体傷害発生メカニズム研究に基づく加齢に伴う身体特
性変化を踏まえた車両対策、運転支援装置の普及、
教育プログラム推進、シートベルト着用率のさらなる向上
③シートベルト非着用警報装置の装着、
後席シートベルトの着用啓発等
⑦工作物衝突
④運転者の認知遅れ・不操作
⑧コンパティビリティ
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1. 自工会の紹介~
1.6. 自工会の安全評価技術開発への貢献
 後席乗員傷害
評価法開発
 歩行者保護
試験法の開発
 世界統一側面衝突ダミー
WorldSIDの開発
 後席シートベル
トリマインダー研
究
 世界統一の次世代前突ダ
ミーTHOR研究
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