2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.ssci.2006.08.023
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Driving task analysis as a tool in traffic safety research and practice

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“…Detailed aspects of the tasks 6 of vehicle control and specifically how longitudinal and lateral control are performed were not covered. Similarly the more recent discussion of driving task analysis by Fastenmeier and Gstalter (2007), treats the two aspects of vehicle control as functionally equivalent: "On the control level the two main tasks are steering and speed control, including horizontal and vertical shaping. "…”
Section: Warning Of Slippery Road Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Detailed aspects of the tasks 6 of vehicle control and specifically how longitudinal and lateral control are performed were not covered. Similarly the more recent discussion of driving task analysis by Fastenmeier and Gstalter (2007), treats the two aspects of vehicle control as functionally equivalent: "On the control level the two main tasks are steering and speed control, including horizontal and vertical shaping. "…”
Section: Warning Of Slippery Road Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the interface between the driving demand and momentary driver capability being important for road traffic safety (Fastenmeier and Gstalter, 2007), the accurate modelling of driver workload is regarded as crucial in the context of driver assistance systems that aim to optimise drivers' workload. Automobile companies are developing intelligent systems such as workload managers to control in vehicle communications based on the assessed workload of the driving situation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pętla sprzężenia zwrotnego jako podstawa zachowania kierowcy W myśl tych modeli działanie kierowcy jest ukierunkowane, poprzez pętle sprzężenia zwrotnego, na kontrolę reakcji [17]. Zdaniem zwolenników tego podejścia modele te wprowadzają także płaszczyznę teoretyczną, pozwalającą na współpracę z modelami inżynierskimi, ukierunkowanymi na opracowanie systemów wsparcia przetwarzania informacji przez kierowcę [18].…”
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