Nissan Distinguished Keynote Lecture
Tom Vanderbilt
(00) Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us)
Abstract
Session 1 - Lectures
Driver Distraction & Fatigue
(01) The Blind Date: The Effects of Passenger Conversation and Gender on Looked-but-Failed-to-See (LBFTS) Errors
Cale White(AECOM), Jeff Caird (University of Calgary — Canada)
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(02) A Measure of Strong Driver Fatigue
David Sommer (University of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden — Germany), Martin Golz (University of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden; Institute for System Analysis and Applied Numerics — Germany), Thomas Schnupp (University of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden — Germany), Jarek Krajewski (University of Wuppertal — Germany), Udo Trutschel (Circadian Technologies Inc.; Institute for System Analysis and Applied Numerics — Germany), Dave Edwards (Caterpillar Inc.)
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(03) Comparison of Two Eye-Gaze Based Real-Time Driver Distraction Detection Algorithms in a Small-Scale Field Operational Test
Katja Kircher (Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute [VTI]; Chalmers University — Sweden), Christer Ahlstrom, Albert Kircher (Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute [VTI] — Sweden)
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(04) Three Navigation Systems With Three Tasks: Using the Lane-Change Test (LCT) to Assess Distraction Demand
Joanne L. Harbluk, Julia S. Mitroi, Peter C. Burns (Transport Canada — Canada)
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Session 2 - Lectures
Commercial Vehicle Operations
(05) Three Large Truck Crash Categories: What They Tell Us About Crash Causation
Ronald R. Knipling (Human Factors & Traffice Safety Consultant)
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(06) Evaluation of an Onboard Safety Monitoring Device in Commercial Vehicle Operations
Jeffrey S. Hickman, Richard J. Hanowski (Virginia Tech Transportation Institute), Olu Ajayi (US DOT Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration)
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(07) Ecodrive Training Delivers Substantial Fuel Savings for Heavy Vehicle Drivers
Mark A. Symmons, Geoff Rose (Monash University — Australia)
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(08) Object Detection and Identification Using Enhanced Camera/Video Imaging Systems (E-C/VISs) on Heavy Trucks
William A. Schaudt, Walter W. Wierwille, Richard J. Hanowski (Virginia Tech Transportation Institute)
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Session 3 - Poster Session A
(09) Effects of Cognitive and Physical Decline on Older Drivers' Side-to-Side Scanning for Hazards While Executing Turns
Matthew Romoser, Donald L. Fisher (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
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(10) Aging and the Detection of Collision Events in Fog
Zheng Bian (University of California, Riverside), Rui Ni (Wichita State University), Amy Guindon, George J. Andersen (University of California, Riverside)
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(11) Differences in Simulated Car Following Behavior of Younger and Older Drivers
Elizabeth Dastrup, Monica N. Lees, Jeffrey D. Dawson, John D. Lee, Matthew Rizzo (University of Iowa)
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(12) A Simulator-Based Street-Crossing Training for Older Pedestrians: Short and Long Term Effects
Aurélie Dommes, Viola Cavallo (French National Institute for Transport and Safety Research [INRETS] — France)
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(13) Gender Effects on Lane Change Test (LCT) Performance
Tibor Petzoldt, Nina Bär, Josef F. Krems (Chemnitz University of Technology — Germany)
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(14) The Effect of Age on Decision Making During Unprotected Turns Across Oncoming Traffic
Nicholas D. Cassavaugh, Joshua E. Domeyer, Richard W. Backs (Central Michigan University)
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(15) Changing Driver Behavior Through Unconscious Stereotype Activation
Rob Gray, Russ Branaghan (Arizona State University)
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(16) Operator Fatigue Estimation Using Heart Rate Measures
Robert Hefner, David Edwards (Caterpillar Inc.), Christian Heinze, David Sommer, Martin Golz (University of Applied Science Schmalkalden — Germany), William Sirois, Udo Trutschel (Circadian Technologies Inc.)
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(17) Steering Wheel Behavior Based Estimation of Fatigue
Jarek Krajewski (University of Wuppertal — Germany), David Sommer (University of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden — Germany), Udo Trutschel (Circadian Technologies Inc.), Dave Edwards (Caterpillar Inc.), Martin Golz (University of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden — Germany)
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(18) Identifying Influences of Driving Behaviour: Could the Australian Work Driving Setting Be Unique?
Darren Wishart, Jeremy Davey, James Freeman, Bevan Rowland (Queensland University of Technology — Australia)
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(19) Considerations When Calculating Percent Road Centre From Eye Movement Data in Driver Distraction Monitoring
Christer Ahlstrom, Katja Kircher, Albert Kircher (Swedish
National Road and Transport Research Institute [VTI] — Sweden)
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(20) Effects of Cell Phone Conversations on Driver Performance While Driving Under Highway Monotony
Mark Chan, Paul Atchley (University of Kansas)
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(21) Driving With Cardiovascular Disease: The Impact of Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators on Driver Safety
Jessica R. Williams, Stephen J. Tregear (MANILA Consulting Group, Inc.)
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(22) Collision Avoidance Training Using a Driving Simulator in Drivers with Parkinson's Disease: A Pilot Study
Jeffrey D. Dawson, Matthew Rizzo, Steven W. Anderson,
Elizabeth Dastrup (University of Iowa), Ergun Y. Uc (University of Iowa; Veterans Affairs Medical Center of Iowa City)
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(23) Normative Values for Driving Simulation Parameters: A Pilot Study
Abiodun Emmanuel Akinwuntan, Rebecca Tank, Lori Vaughn, Alexis Wilburn, Seth Easton (Medical College of Georgia)
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(24) Multiple Exposition to a Driving Simulator Reduces Simulator Symptoms for Elderly Drivers
Normand Teasdale, Martin Lavallière, Mathieu Tremblay (Centre de recherche FRSQ du CHA de Québec — Canada), Denis Laurendeau (Université Laval — Canada), Martin Simoneau (Centre de recherche FRSQ du CHA de Québec — Canada)
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(25) The Perception of Optical Flow in Driving Simulators
Zhishuai Yin, Ronald R. Mourant (Northeastern University)
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(26) Assessment in Driving Simulators: Where We Are and Where We Go
Bart Kappé, Leo de Penning (TNO — The Netherlands), Maarten Marsman (RCEC — The Netherlands), Erik Roelofs (CITO — The Netherlands)
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(27) Effects of Display Location Within Simulated Driving Environments
Matthew C. Crisler, Johnell O. Brooks, Kelly Riggins, Brandon Garris, Jessica Tyler, Sam Dahl (Clemson University)
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(28) Evaluating Design Options for a Dynamic Traffic Sign
Janet Creaser, Michael Rakauskas, Michael Manser (University of Minnesota), Nicholas Ward (Montana State University-Western Transportation Institute)
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Session 4 - Hybrids
Intro Lecture/Poster
(29) A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Younger and Older Adults' Simulated Highway Driving Performance Under Single and Dual Task Conditions
Bryan Reimer, Bruce Mehler (Massachusetts Institute of Technology [MIT] AgeLab & New England University Transportation Center), Joonwoo Son (Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology [DGIST] — South Korea), Anna Pohlmeyer (Massachusetts Institute of Technology [MIT] AgeLab and New England University Transportation Center; Center of Human-Machine-Systems, Berlin University of Technology – Germany), Jarrod Orszulak, Jonathon Long, Joseph Coughlin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology [MIT] AgeLab and New England University Transportation
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(30) Predicting Older Drivers' Difficulties Using the Roadwise Review
Charles Scialfa, Jennifer Ference, Jessica Boone, Richard Tay, Carl Hudson (University of Calgary — Canada)
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(31) Multiple-Session Simulator Training for Older Drivers and On-Road Transfer of Learning
Martin Lavallière(Centre de recherche FRSQ du CHA de Québec — Canada), Denis Laurendeau (Université Laval — Canada), Mathieu Tremblay, Martin Simoneau, Normand Teasdale (Centre de recherche FRSQ du CHA de Québec — Canada)
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(32) Comparing the Gap Acceptance and Turn Time Patterns of Novice With Experienced Drivers for Turns Across Traffic
Eve Mitsopoulos-Rubens, Thomas Triggs, Michael Regan (Monash University Accident Research Centre — Australia)
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(33) Hard Braking Events Among Novice Teenage Drivers By Passenger Characteristics
Bruce G. Simons-Morton, Marie Claude Ouimet, Jing Wang (National Institute of Child Health and Human Development; National Institute of Health), Sheila G. Klauer, Suzanne E. Lee, Thomas A. Dingus (Virginia Tech Transportation Institute)
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(34) Enhanced Seat Belt Reminder Systems for Teenage Drivers and Passengers
Neil Lerner, Jeremiah Singer, Mark Freedman (Westat)
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(35) Can Low Cost Road Engineering Measures Combat Driver Fatigue? A Driving Simulator Investigation
A. Hamish Jamson, Natasha Merat (University of Leeds — United Kingdom)
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(36) The Effects of Dual-Task Interference and Response Strategy on Stop or Go Decisions to Yellow Light Changes
David G. Kidd, Christopher A. Monk (George Mason University)
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(37) Validation of the Static Load Test for Event Detection During Hands-Free Conversation
Richard A. Young, Linda S. Angell (Wayne State University School of Medicine), John M. Sullivan (University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute), Sean Seaman, Li Hsieh (Wayne State University)
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(38) Comparing Techniques to Reduce Simulator Adaptation Syndrome and Improve Naturalistic Behaviour During Simulated Driving
James G. Reed-Jones, Rebecca J. Reed-Jones, Lana M. Trick, Ryan Toxopeus, Lori A. Vallis (University of Guelph — Canada)
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(39) Acquisition, Response, and Error Rates With Three Suites of Collision Warning Sounds
John M. Sullivan, Mary Lynn Buonarosa (University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute)
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(40) Driver Comprehension of Integrated Collision Avoidance System Alerts Presented Through a Haptic Driver Seat
Gregory M. Fitch, Jonathan M. Hankey (Virginia Tech Transportation Institute), Brian M. Kleiner (Virginia Tech)
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(41) The Adaption Test: The Development of a Method to Measure Speed Adaption to Traffic Complexity
Saskia de Craen, Divera A.M. Twisk(SWOV, Institute for Road Safety Research — The Netherlands), Marjan P. Hagenzieker (SWOV, Institute for Road Safety Research; Delft University of Technology — The Netherlands), Henk Elffers (NSCR, Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement — The Netherlands), Karel A. Brookhuis (Delft University of Technology — The Netherlands)
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(42) Differential Effects of Focal and Ambient Visual Processing Demands on Driving Performance
John K. Lenneman, Joseph Lenneman, Nicholas Cassavaugh, Richard Backs (Central Michigan University)
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(43) An Invariant May Drive the Decision to Encroach at Unsignalized Intersections
Kip Smith (Linköping University — Sweden), Aurélie Thome (Insa de Lyon — France), Christian Blåberg (Linköping University — Sweden), Jonas Bärgman (Autoliv Research — Sweden)
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Session 5 - Panel Discussion Research Needs in Driver Assessment: The Future
Session 6 - Lectures
Medical Factors: Fitness to Drive
(44) The Impact of Macular Disease on Pedestrian Detection: A Driving Simulator Evaluation
P. Matt Bronstad, Alex R. Bowers, Robert B. Goldstein, Amanda Albu, Eli Peli (Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School)
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(45) Seizure and the Risk for Seizure Recurrence Among Individuals Who Have Undergone Surgery for Epilepsy
Stephen J. Tregear, Jessica R. Williams (MANILA Consulting Group, Inc.)
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(46) Near Peripheral Motion Contrast Threshold Predicts Older Drivers' Driving Simulator Performance
Steven Henderson(Transportation Safety Board of Canada — Canada), Sylvain Gagnon, Charles Collin, Ricardo Tabone, Arne Stinchcombe (University of Ottawa — Canada)
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(47) Prediction of Driving Ability in People With Dementia- and Non- Dementia-Related Brain Disorders
Carrie Innes (Van der Veer Institute for Parkinson’s & Brain Research; Christchurch Hospital — New Zealand), Richard Jones (Van der Veer Institute for Parkinson’s & Brain Research; Christchurch Hospital; University of Otago — New
Zealand), John Dalrymple-Alford (Van der Veer Institute for Parkinson’s & Brain Research; University of Canterbury — New Zealand), Julie Severinsen, Jane Gray (Burwood Hospital — New Zealand)
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Session 7 - Poster Session B
(48) Attention Maintenance in Novice Drivers: Assessment and Training
Anuj Pradhan, Kathleen M. Masserang, Gautam Divekar, Ian Reagan, F. Dennis Thomas, Richard Blomberg, Alexander Pollatsek, Donald Fisher (University of Massachusetts at Amherst)
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(49) Crash Risk: Eye Movement as Indices for Dual Task Driving Workload
Julie J. Kang, Zheng Bian, George J. Andersen (University of California, Riverside)
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(50) Manipulating Drive Characteristics to Study the Effects of Mental Load on Older and Younger Drivers
Lana M. Trick, Martin Lochner, Ryan Toxopeus, David Wilson (University of Guelph — Canada)
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(51) Comparison of the Effects of Two Push-to-Talk Button Implementations on Driver Hand Position and Visual Attention
Oskar Palinko, Andrew L. Kun (University of New Hampshire)
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(52) Quantifying the Subjective Brightness of Retroreflective Material Using Magnitude Estimations
Justin S. Graving(University of Minnesota), Richard A. Tyrrell, Stacy A. Balk (Clemson University)
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(53) How Well Do Drivers Understand Their Own Headlights?
Johnell O. Brooks, Richard R. Goodenough, Richard A. Tyrrell, Chris Guirl, Kristin Moore, Nathan Klein, Laura Davis, Tina Kubala (Clemson University)
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(54) Curve Negotiation: Identifying Driver Behavior Around Curves with the Driver Performance Database
Anna Mikolajetz (Human-Factors-Consult — Germany), Matthias J. Henning (Chemnitz University of Technology — Germany), Axel Tenzer (Ingenieurbüro Lange + Tenzer — Germany), Robert Zobel (Volkswagen AG — Germany), Josef F. Krems, Tibor Petzoldt (Chemnitz University of Technology — Germany)
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(55) Do Redundant Head-Up and Head-Down Display Configurations Cause Distractions?
Carl Jörgen Normarck, Phillip Tretten, Anita Gärling (Luleå University of Technology — Sweden)
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(56) Verbal-Spatial Cue Conflict: Implications for the Design of Collision-Avoidance Warning Systems
Jane H. Barrow, Carryl L. Baldwin (George Mason University)
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(57) Development of a System to Study the Impact of Headlight Glare in a Driving Simulator
Matthew Fullerton (Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School; University of York — United Kingdom; Technische Universität München — Germany), Eli Peli (Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School)
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(58) Ascertainment of On-Road Safety Errors Based on Video Review
Jeffrey D. Dawson, Ergun Y. Uc, Steven W. Anderson, Elizabeth Dastrup, Amy M. Johnson, Matthew Rizzo (University of Iowa)
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(59) Age and Attentional Capacity
Dong-Yuan Debbie Wang, Scott Entsminger (University of North Florida)
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(60) Driving Assessment and Subsequent Driving Outcome: A Prospective Study of Safe and Unsafe Healthy Driver Groups
Petra Hoggarth (Van der Veer Institute for Parkinson’s & Brain Research; University of Canterbury — New Zealand), Richard Jones (Van der Veer Institute for Parkinson’s & Brain Research; Christchurch Hospital; University of Otago — New Zealand), Carrie Innes (Van der Veer Institute for Parkinson’s & Brain Research; Christchurch Hospital — New Zealand), John Dalrymple-Alford (Van der Veer Institute for Parkinson’s & Brain Research; University of Canterbury — New Zealand)
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(61) Estimating Workload Demands of Turning Left at Intersections of Varying Complexity
Arne Stinchcombe (University of Ottawa — Canada), Sylvain Gagnon (University of Ottawa; CanDRIVE, Ottawa Health Research Institute — Canada)
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(62) Implementation of a Driving Diary Intervention to Reduce Aberrant Driving Behaviours
Bevan Rowland, Jeremy Davey, James Freeman, Darren Wishart (Queensland University of Technology — Australia)
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(63) Useful Field of View Impairments in Drivers with Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Jon Tippin, (University of Iowa; Veterans Affairs Medical Center), JonDavid Sparks, Matthew Rizzo (University of Iowa)
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(64) A Recording and Analysis System of Bioptic Driving Behaviors
Gang Luo (Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School), Xianping Fu (Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School; Dalian Maritime University — China), Eli Peli (Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School)
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(65) Estimating Fatigue from Predetermined Speech Samples Transmitted by Operator Communication Systems
Jarek Krajewski (University of Wuppertal — Germany),
Udo Trutschel (Circadian Technologies Inc.), Martin Golz (University of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden — Germany), David Sommer (Circadian Technologies Inc.), Dave Edwards (Caterpillar Inc.)
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(67) Nighttime Speed Negotiation on Rural Road S-Shaped Curves: Discussion of an Experimental Case-Study
Marco Pasetto, Andrea Manganaro (University of Padua — Italy)
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Session 8 - Lectures
Elderly Drivers
(68) Validity of an On-Road Driver Performance Assessment Within an Initial Driver Training Context
Erik Roelofs (Cito, National Institute for Educational Measurement — The Netherlands), Jan Vissers (DHV Environment and Transportation — The Netherlands), Marieke van Onna (Cito, National Institute for Educational
Measurement — The Netherlands), Reinoud Nägele (DHV Environment and Transportation — The Netherlands)
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(69) Modeling the Behavior of Novice Young Drivers Using Data from In- Vehicle Data Recorders
Tsippy Lotan (Or Yarok — Israel), Tomer Toledo, Carlo G. Prato (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology — Israel)
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(70) Elderly Pedestrians' Visual Timing Strategies in a Simulated Street- Crossing Situation
Viola Cavallo, Régis Lobjois, Aurélie Dommes, Fabrice Vienne (French National Institute for Transportation and Safety Research [INRETS] — France)
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(71) Attention Function Structure of Older and Younger Adult Drivers
Stephanie Tuttle, Nicholas Cassavaugh, Richard W. Backs (Central Michigan University)
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Session 9 - Lectures
Design
(72) How Do Drivers Behave in a Highly Automated Car?
Natasha Merat, A. Hamish Jamson (University of Leeds — United Kingdom)
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(73) Design and Evaluation of Serial-Hybrid Vehicle Energy Gauges
Janet Creaser(University of Minnesota), John Lenneman (Central Michigan University), Joseph Szczerba (General Motors R&D and Planning)
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(74) The Design and Assessment of Attention-Getting Rear Brake Light Signals
M. Lucas Neurauter, Robert E. Llaneras, Walter W. Wierwille (Virginia Tech Transportation Institute)
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(75) Capturing Driver Response to In-Vehicle Human-Machine Interface Technologies Using Facial Thermography
Michelle L. Reyes, John D. Lee, Yulan Liang, Joshua D. Hoffman (University of Iowa), Ritchie W. Huang (Honda R&D Americas, Inc.)
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