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ADAPTATION: The Project
ADAPTATION: The Project
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ADAPTATION: An interdisciplinary and systemic approach to investigate drivers response to ADAS use. Ralf Risser Juliane Haupt ADAPTATION: The Project ADAPTATION: The Project Main Objectives Model Research Issues Applied Methods
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ADAPTATION: The Project
ADAPTATION: The Project Main Objectives Model Research Issues Applied Methods Results (an extract) ADAPTATION Symposium
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Main Objectives
Model Research Issues Applied Methods Results (an extract) ADAPTATION Symposium Main Objectives ADAPTATION: The Project
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Model Research Issues Applied Methods Results (an extract) ADAPTATION Symposium Main Objectives ADAPTATION: The Project
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Research Issues Applied Methods Results (an extract) ADAPTATION Symposium ADAPTATION: The Project Main Objectives Model
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Research Issues
ADAS
- Navigation System
- Intersection Assistant
- Forward Collision Warning systems
- Visual Distraction Alert system
- Blind Spot Information System
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- ACC in a modified form that takes
into account driver workload
- General ADAS experience
Target Groups
- The ‚average driver‘
- Older drivers
- Drivers that suffer from
Parkinson disease
- ADAS experiences drivers
- Professional Truck drivers
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- How does navigation system use influence (system
experienced) drivers‘ level of attention?
- How does the overall use of an Adaptive Cruise Control
System influence the unequipped driver in a platoon situation?
- How does the use of the intersection assistance
support older drivers over time while driving?
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Examples of research questions
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More examples
- Is it possible to construct an Adaptive Cruise Control
System that adapts to drivers‘ workload?
- How does the mental representation of an Adaptive
Cruise Control system influences drivers‘ acceptance and driving performance over time?
- How effective does the Forward Collision Warning
system support distracted drivers?
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More examples
- How do drivers‘ perceived risk, perceived behavioural
control, norms, attitudes and intentions to carry out distracting tasks while driving change with ADAS experience?
- How are these motivational factors related to each
- thers?
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Applied Methods
Qualitative Methods
- Focus Group
Discussions
- (Video-) Observations
within Field Studies Quantitative Methods
- Quantitative data from
Field- and Driving Simulator Studies (e.g.: GPS data, CAN-BUS data, Eye Tracking data, speed data, position data, biological data such as EKG)
- Questionnaire Surveys
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Some typical results
- Forward Collision Warning immediate attention
allocation towards roadway & drivers hit the brake
- A few seconds after a warning from the FCW eye
movements are directed away from the road toward the warning source in the instrument cluster
- Intersection Assistance System older drivers give
more attention to road center away from the margins, they cross intersections in shorter time with higher speeds and more often with a critical time-to- collision value
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ADAPTATION Symposium
21st 22nd November 2013 in Vienna Contact: Juliane Haupt
Juliane.Haupt@factum.at
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