• OSRP evaluation of the 5th Female: No testing had taken place yet, but the group received their 5th Female dummy.

• Shoulder Interaction: UK has a concern that the 50th shoulder can be loaded artificially thereby reducing loading in the thorax. This phenomenon needs further investigation.

• WorldSID ISO documentation: ISO reported that revision of 15830 documents is completed. (WS-5-5)

• Data Acquisition Specification: NHTSA is in the procurement process for contracting the measurement of mass properties for the WorldSID 50th male dummy. The sub-group working on the generic DAS specification has met several times and, in collaboration with Craig Morgan of Humanetics, has developed gray zones for onboard DAS location. The group is considering a 10% maximum change in response under a flat wall impact condition for a mass and location tolerance of onboard DAS equipment. Some in the group suggested that this may be too large and 5% tolerance may be better.

• Collaborative Data Site: The group discussed setting up a collaborative data site to post the data for certification tests and crash tests. A low effort proposal was suggested to have delegates upload their own data into a folder on a FTP site and allow read rights to the data. Some cautioned that FTP sites are blocked by many firewalls and are difficult to search. Until a data site is formally established, delegates can continue to share data on a one-on-one basis with each other. This discussion will continue.