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EventsVehicle Dynamics and Control 2011, 5 AprilA one-day seminar to explore recent developments in the design and analysis of vehicle dynamic behaviour was held at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University on Tuesday 5 April 2011. 120 delegates from the UK and Europe (and one from USA) heard thirteen presentations on driver behaviour and modelling, chassis dynamics and control, and dynamics of low carbon vehicles. The seminar will be held again in April 2013. (Photos by Tim Johns) The presentations given at VDC2011 are listed below, along with links to a pdf file. If the file is not available, permission has not yet been given by the authors. Note that copyright belongs to the authors or to their employer.
Rally car driver behaviour
Expert driving techniques at the limit of handling
Car handling qualities and driver modelling
Identification of linear and nonlinear driver steering control
The use of body side-slip dynamics in simulator motion cueing
Variable geometry rear suspension for the control of motorcycles
The role of the tyre in traction-induced driveline vibrations
Modelling of hydromounts for use in vehicle dynamics simulation and suspension design
Physical modelling of vehicle system dynamics for driveability and handling studies
The effects of low-carbonisation on vehicle dynamics
Heavy truck dynamics
Modelling of real-world driver behaviour for hybrid vehicle control investigations
Dynamics of vehicles with in-wheel motors |
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