Research Interests

Automotive Safety Engineering Road Safety

Mrs Marleen Sommariva

Research Officer

Office of Engineering and Information Technology

College of Engineering and Information Technology

Language	Competency
Dutch; Flemish	Can read, write, speak and understand spoken
English	Can read, write, speak and understand spoken

Year	Citation
2003	Anderson, R., Streeter, L., Ponte, G., van de Griend, M., Lindsay, V., & McLean, A. (2003). Pedestrian subsystem head impact results reflect the severity of pedestrian head injuries. International Journal of Vehicle Design, 32(1-2), 1-15. DOI Scopus7 WoS12

Year

Citation

2002

Anderson, R., McLean, A., Streeter, L., Ponte, G., Sommariva, M., Lindsay, V., & Wundersitz, L. (2002). Severity and type of pedestrian injuries related to vehicle impact locations and results of sub-system impact reconstruction. In Antoinette Charpenne (Ed.), Proceedings of 2002 International IRCOBI Conference on The Biomechanics of Impact (pp. 289-299). France: IRCOBI.

2002

Sommariva, M., Ponte, G., Streeter, L., & Anderson, R. (2002). Protecting pedestrians in vehicle collisions: Results from 2 years of the Australian New Car Assessment Program and the analysis of actual accidents. In P. McLean (Ed.), 2002 Road Safety Research, Policing and Education Conference - Volume #1 Refereed Papers (pp. 255-261). PO Box 54 Burnside, South Australia: Plevin and Associates Pty Ltd.

Year	Citation
2024	Searson, D., Woolley, J., & Crotty, S. (2024). An exploratory study to determine if a critical mass exists for intelligent speed adaptation (CASR234). Adelaide: Centre for Automotive Safety Research.
2003	Anderson, R., Streeter, L., Ponte, G., Sommariva, M., & McLean, A. (2003). Vehicle design and operation for pedestrian protection: accident simulations and reconstructions (VSSR 1). Canberra: Vehicle Safety Standards, Department of Transport and Regional Services.

Position: Research Officer
Email: marleen.sommariva@adelaide.edu.au

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