MME attribute for the impact point of pedestrian protection tests

[Sebastian Rings]

I like to propose a new MME attribute for specifying the impact point of pedestrian impactors (headform, upper legform, legform).
Sorry for submitting this request under the topic "Additional codes", but I didn't find a better one.

Euro NCAP labels the impact points by a grid with the labels
- head zone: <row>,<column> (row: 0 to 18, column: -10 to +10, e.g. "14,+6", "6,0", "12,-4")
- upper leg zone: U,<column> (column: -10 to +10, e.g. "U,-3")
- leg zone: L,<column> (column: -10 to +10, e.g. "L,-3")

It would be very helpful if this impact point could be stored as an attribute in the MME file.
Proposals for the attribute name:
- "Pedestrian impact point"
- "Pedestrian impact grid point"
The value could be stored in the following form: <x>,<y>
<x> and <y> could be the values as used by or similar to Euro NCAP or values in unit mm or m (<x> is the WAD, <y> the horizontal distance to the centre line (right side positive, left side negative values)

I appreciate your comments or alternative proposals.

Kind regards
Sebastian

[DiVe]

Dear Sebastian,

two comments for the proposal from my side:

1.If we go for a test type specific naming with "Pedestrian" of the descriptors, we should use optional (dot) descriptors.

2.In active safety we have used a specific notation for value pairs. Infact that was for multiple pairs in a row and
another application (see: viewtopic.php?t=675):

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But may we should use here also this writing stile?

We will need after the discussion a description for the new Red A

Kind regards,
Dirk

[washausen]

Hello,

I support the approach of using a tuple here.
In active security, there was also the suggestion for an attribute ". VUT striking point" (or ". Striking point TOB X"). We could combine both requirements here in a new attribute like "Striking point TO X", “Striking point test object X” or “Target point test object X”.
The value would ideally be tuples with units to cover:

• Percentages "(50%; 100%)“,

• counts (e.g. according to Euro NCAP) "(-5; 10)" and

• absolute values in the individual system of the object "(526mm; 80mm)"

Kind regards,
Martin