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Neville A. Stanton
Routledge
Advances in Human Aspects of Road and Rail Transportation
Exploring Drivers&s; Compensatory Behavior when Conversing on a Mobile Device
Authors

Gregory M. Fitch; Richard J. Hanowski

ARI Id

1666306185677_15388554

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

539-549

DOI

10.1201/b12320-61

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Design of Driver–Vehicle Systems Interaction
1-215
Evaluation of a Contact Analog Head-Up Display for Highly Automated Driving
Daniel Damböck; Thomas Weißgerber; Martin Kienle; Klaus Bengler
3-12
Optimized Combination of Operating Modalities and Menu Tasks for the Interaction between Driver and Infotainment-System using a Touchpad with Haptic Feedback
Andreas Blattner; Klaus Bengler; Werner Hamberger
13-19
A Review of HMI Issues Experienced by Early Adopters of Low Carbon Vehicles
Andree Woodcock; Tom Wellings; Jacqueline Binnersley
20-29
The Error Prevention Effects and Mechanisms of Pointing
Takayuki Masuda; Masayoshi Shigemori; Ayanori Sato; Gaku Naito; Genki Chiba; Shigeru Haga
30-36
Implementation and Evaluation of Lane Departure Warning and Assistance Systems
Emma Johansson; Erik Karlsson; Christian Larsson; Lars Eriksson
37-46
On Learning Characteristics of Automotive Integrated Switch System Using Face Direction
Takehito Hayami; Atsuo Murata; Youichi Uragami; Makoto Moriwaka; Shinsuke Ueda; Akio Takahashi
47-56
Focusing on Drivers&s; Opinions and Road Safety Impact of Blind Spot Information System (BLIS)
Giulio Francesco Piccinini; Anabela Simões; Carlos Manuel Rodrigues
57-66
Speed vs. Acceleration Advice for Advisory Cooperative Driving
Qonita Shahab; Jacques Terken
67-76
LDW or Rumble Strips in Unintentional Lane Departures: Driver Acceptance and Performance
Lars Eriksson; Anne Bolling; Torbjörn Alm; Anders Andersson; Christer Ahlström; Björn Blissing; Göran Nilsson
77-86
Human Factors in a Compact Mobile Workspace: A case study of Patrol Vehicles
Martin Sepoori; John Hill
87-96
Modular Dashboard for Flexible in Car HMI Testing
Frank Sulzmann; Vivien Melcher; Frederik Diederichs; Rafael Sayar
97-106
Impact of Feedback Torque Level on Perceived Comfort and Control in Steer-by-Wire Systems
Swethan Anand; Jacques Terken; Jeroen Hogema; Jean-Bernard Martens
107-116
Automotive Speech Interfaces: Concepts for a Better User Experience
Omer Tsimhoni; Ute Winter; Timothy Grost
117-126
Remote Target Detection Using an Unmanned Vehicle: Contribution of Telepresence Features
Chris Jansen; Linda R. Elliott; Leo van Breda; Elizabeth S. Redden; Michael Barnes
127-136
Optimizing the Design of Driver Support: Applying Human Cognition as a Design Feature
Boris M. van Waterschoot; Mascha C. van der Voort
137-145
Dictating and Editing Short Texts while Driving
Jan Cuřín; Jan Kleindienst; Martin Labský; Tomáš Macek; Hoi Young; Ann Thyme-Gobbel; Lars König; Holger Quast; Christophe Couvreur
146-155
User Adaptation in Automotive Environments
Ming Sun; Alexander Rudnicky; Ute Winter
156-165
Traffic Light Assistant – Evaluation of Information Presentation
Michael Krause; Klaus Bengler
166-175
Using Communication Research for Cultural Variability in HMI Design
Donal Carbaugh; Elizabeth Molina-Markham; Brion van Over; Ute Winter
176-185
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