The importance of digital evidence in traffic accident analysis is continuously increasing. Among them, Event Data Recorder (EDR) data is widely used as critical evidence in traffic accident investigations. However, in Korea, social questions about the reliability of the data itself continue to be raised due to the uncertainty of the recording time (Time Zero) of EDR data. In this study, we proposed a framework for the systematic validation of EDR data and developed a practical program. We cross-validated EDR data using various information from Dashboard Camera (DBC) installed in most vehicles in Korea. By applying the framework to traffic accidents that occurred in Korea, we compared the calculated Principal Direction of Force (PDOF) with actual vehicle damage patterns, verified engine status through audio signal analysis, and estimated Time Zero by extracting text from DBC and synchronizing temporal data. The proposed synchronization algorithm achieved average similarity scores of 0.978 for speed data and 0.83 for acceleration data across various collision scenarios. This framework objectively demonstrates the similarity between EDR and DBC data, improving the accuracy and reliability of traffic accident analysis. It is particularly valuable for controversial cases in Korea, such as suspected sudden unintended acceleration accidents.
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