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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Eye Glance"”.

  1. Newly Licensed Teenaged Drivers: A Field Study Evaluation of Eye Glance Patterns on Straight Road Segments

    … driving. Specifically, this study examined the eye scanning patterns of newly licensed teenaged drivers and experienced parent drivers on straight road segment. This study provides insight into the development and change of eye-glance behaviors over the first six months of driving, the …

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  2. Effects of variations in driving task attentional demand on in-car navigation system usage

    … to which they drove. Data were collected on eye glance duration and glance patterns. The overall results for both studies showed that drivers do in fact adapt to some degree to increases in attentional demand. Generally speaking, as attentional demand levels increased, drivers adapted by …

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  3. Human Factors Evaluation of an In-Vehicle Active Traffic and Demand Management (ATDM) System

    … tests were performed to analyze participant eye glance durations towards the IVD and instrument cluster. Wilcoxon signed rank tests were used to draw conclusions from participant speed data and some survey responses. Several key findings were uncovered related to each research category: 1) …

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  4. Effects of In-Vehicle Information Systems (IVIS) Tasks on the Information Processing Demands of a Commercial Vehicle Operations (CVO) Driver

    … were grouped into the following categories: eye glance measures, longitudinal driving performance, lateral driving performance, secondary task performance, and subjective assessment. The findings of this study strongly suggest that paragraphs should not be used under any circumstance to …

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  5. Novel In-Vehicle Gesture Interactions: Design and Evaluation of Auditory Displays and Menu Generation Interfaces

    … auditory displays showed a decrease in off-road glances and an improved perceived workload. However, the design of auditory displays was not fully investigated. This thesis presents directional research in the design of auditory displays for air-gesture IVIS through two dual-task experiments of …

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  6. Behavioral Adaptation to Driving Automation Systems: Guidance for Consumer Education

    … driving automation systems. Additionally, driver eye glance behavior was significantly different with automation use and indicated the potential for an adaptive trend with increased exposure to the system for both glances away from the roadway and glances to the instrument panel. The penultimate …

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  7. Auditory-Based Supplemental Information Processing Demand Effects on Driving Performance

    … lateral tracking, longitudinal control and eye glances. Secondary task performance was assessed by task completion time, skipped tasks and task errors. Additionally, subjective assessment was done using a situational awareness probe question and a modified NASA-TLX question set. Results …

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  8. An On-Road Assessment of Driver Secondary Task Engagement and Performance during Assisted & Automated Driving

    Increasingly, many of today’s vehicles offer Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) partially automated driving (PAD) and a limited number of SAE conditionally automated vehicles (CAD) are being developed. Vehicles with PAD systems support the driver through longitudinal and lateral control inputs. …

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  9. Modeling Slow Lead Vehicle Lane Changing

    … 70% of them are made with other vehicles nearby. Eyeglance analysis revealed that the forward view, rearview mirror, and left mirror are the most likely glance locations. There are also distinct eyeglance patterns for lane changing and baseline driving. Recommendations are to use forward view or …

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