EDR Tech - Edition 8: Overview of EDR Reports

EDR Tech - Edition 8: Overview of EDR Reports
In this edition of EDR Tech we provide an overview of CDR/EDR reports that are obtained using the various EDR data retrieval tools. We discuss how EDR Tool manufacturers obtain information directly from the auto manufacturers to accurately translate raw data into a readable EDR report. We cover the layout, style and format of EDR reports obtained using the Bosch CDR Tool, the GIT Hyundai and Kia EDR Tools and the Tesla EDR Tool. We also discuss some of the common types of data that are typically contained in EDR reports.
TIMECODES
0:00 - Intro
01:15 - How EDR Tool manufacturers obtain information to accurately translate EDR data
02:47 - Raw data vs. pdf documents
03:55 - Overview of Bosch CDR reports
10:13 - Overview of GIT Hyundai and Kia EDR reports
11:17 - Overview of Tesla EDR reports
CDR/EDR Tool training organizations:
cdr.boschdiagnostics.com/cdr/...
Current CDR/EDR training courses:
www.thecrashhub.com/events
Vehicle crash data is data that may be stored in the vehicle’s safety system after a crash. It is one of the most important pieces of evidence to be collected and evaluated as part of a vehicle crash investigation. The crash data is unbiased, proven, accurate and defensible. When examined along with other available physical evidence from the crash, the vehicle crash data can provide a much clearer understanding of what happened before, during and after the crash.
Whether you are working with insurance, law enforcement or private practice reconstruction, the vehicle’s crash data can assist in your accident reconstruction and help you to better understand many of the elements that may have led up to the crash, including vehicle speed, braking, seat belt status, steering input, delta-v, any many other data parameters as recorded by the vehicle in question.