2208 An Analysis of the Elderly on Their Driving Behavior Based on the Multimodal Data During the Course Driving

Tamida, Kazuya; Nihei, Misato; Shino, Motoki; Kamata, Minoru

doi:10.1299/jsmetld.2010.19.283

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“…He concluded that older drivers with visual sensory impairment, cognitive impairment, and/or narrow useful field of view were at greater risk for crashes than those without these problems (6) . Tamida et al reported that passing through an intersection with a stop sign and lane changing during driving were two behavior evaluated as unsafe driving behavior by driving instructors (7) . However, little is known about the relationship between the cognitive ability and unsafe driving behavior in the actual environment of elderly drivers.…”

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Investigation of Driving Behavior and Cognitive Ability Concerning Planning Process during Driving of Elderly Drivers

Shino

Nakanishi

Imai

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IJAE

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Our research aims to investigate the relation between the driving behavior in the actual environment and the cognitive ability for elderly drivers. To examine the planning process during driving, we analyzed the driving behavior of passing through an intersection with a stop sign and lane changing during driving. As a result of the analysis, about 70% of elderly drivers didn't drive safely just like driving instructors. Moreover, it was found that elderly drivers of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) group had lower divided attention and alternating attention than that of non-MCI group. The drivers of MCI group were more difficult to decide a task during driving than that of non-MCI group.

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Investigation of Driving Behavior and Cognitive Ability Concerning Planning Process during Driving of Elderly Drivers

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Nakanishi

Imai

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IJAE

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“…In addition, ultra compact electric mobility vehicles used for sharing are regardless of all ages and genders. Women and the elderly, whose upper limb muscle mass is inferior, may cause an accident [2,3]. Therefore, a steering system that does not impose a burden on any driver and provides an appropriate steering feel even for enough muscle mass is considered necessary.…”

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A Basic Study for Active Steering Wheel System for Steering Burden Evaluation by Driving Position Focus on Driver’s Arm Size

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As automated driving has not yet been established, on narrow roads where there is no separation between pedestrians and vehicles, it is essential to switch to manual driving. However, when the driver turns the steering wheel from one hand to another on narrow roads, it causes steering burdens and operational errors if the steering feel or burden is not proper. Thus, this study aims to construct an active steering wheel system that provides an appropriate steering feel or burden by controlling the steering reaction torque, driving position and steering gear ratio for each driver. In this paper, we focused on and examined the driving position among these. A two-dimensional steering model that considers the size of the arms for each driver was established to evaluate steering burden. In addition, a basic study was conducted on the appropriate driving position. Then, based on the joint movements and angles calculation, the appropriate driving position that considers the size of the arms was studied by evaluating the joint power. As a result, it was found that if the steering wheel position is too close to the driver, the amount of joint movement increases, and if it is too far away, the joint movement decreases. Therefore, it was found that the appropriate steering wheel position for each driver’s arm length can be considered by using the joint power.

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Analysis of Elderly Drivers' Performance Using Large-Scale Test Data

Nakano

Kawanaka

Oguri

2016

IEICE Trans. Fundamentals

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2208 An Analysis of the Elderly on Their Driving Behavior Based on the Multimodal Data During the Course Driving

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Investigation of Driving Behavior and Cognitive Ability Concerning Planning Process during Driving of Elderly Drivers

Investigation of Driving Behavior and Cognitive Ability Concerning Planning Process during Driving of Elderly Drivers

A Basic Study for Active Steering Wheel System for Steering Burden Evaluation by Driving Position Focus on Driver’s Arm Size

Analysis of Elderly Drivers' Performance Using Large-Scale Test Data

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