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OBJECTIVE RIDE QUALITY MEASUREMENT

This paper describes the use of a measurement and data reduction system for objective ride quality assessment which can be used in all types of transportation systems. The basis of the data handling is the use of the absorbed power criteria developed by Pradko and Lee, modified by using the Amplitude Frequency Distribution (AFD) method, and incorporating a human simulator to obtain the objective parameters used in the ride calculations. /GMRL/

William H. Park | James C Wambold | W. H. Park | J. Wambold

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