I am currently doing a short but advanced project based on lap time reviews of F3 cars using the cars telemetry to indicate problem areas on track, reasons why, and then offering possible solutions to gain time.
The problem I have is that I am stuck in argentina doing it, and I am having a lot of trouble finding information on this topic(even in spanish) hence I have turned to the internet. I know the basics of the process and being an aeronautical student quite a lot about the aerodynamic process, but I would still need to be able to reference myself to solid sources.
I WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF THE WISE AMONG YOU IN THE FIELD OF TELEMETRY AND DATA ACQUISITION COULD INFORM ME OF SPECIFIC WEBSITES, BOOKS, OR EVEN ENGINEERING CONTACTS THAT WOULD BE ABLE TO ASSIST ME.
I WOULD BE ESPECIALLY GRATEFUL IF SOMEONE COULD PUT ME IN CONTACT WITH A CURRENT EXPERIENCED RACING DATA ENGINEER!
Looking forward to your replies.

Racing Car Telemetry
Started by
Adri
, Nov 13 2001 18:48
3 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 13 November 2001 - 18:48
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#2
Posted 13 November 2001 - 20:42
Hi,
Marshall Pruett, and American data engineer has his own website from which you can ask him questions etc. He mainly works in CART/IRL but he is very friendly and will answer questions etc in great detail:
RaceDataEngineering.com
Hope this helps,
Andy
Marshall Pruett, and American data engineer has his own website from which you can ask him questions etc. He mainly works in CART/IRL but he is very friendly and will answer questions etc in great detail:
RaceDataEngineering.com
Hope this helps,
Andy
#3
Posted 14 November 2001 - 01:46
Thanks a lot for the name and for such a quick response.
If anyone else could supply me with ulterior info I would be very grateful!!
Cheers again.
If anyone else could supply me with ulterior info I would be very grateful!!
Cheers again.
#4
Posted 14 November 2001 - 17:28
Adri
Check out the PI Research site
http://www.piresearch.com
There are some downloadable windows programs on there.
Hope it's useful.
Check out the PI Research site
http://www.piresearch.com
There are some downloadable windows programs on there.
Hope it's useful.