“Ellipsoid-of-Revolution to Cylinder”: Transverse Aspect

Grafarend, Erik W.; You, Rey-Jer; Syffus, Rainer

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“…Since the movement of the vehicle is essential for the analysis of driving behaviour, the acceleration, jerk, and distance travelled were calculated as described in Table 3-3. ) using UTM map projection [74]. The UTM map projection uses distinct codes for different regions, called UTM zones, on the Earth to minimize distortions in map projection and is among the most popular map projections.…”

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Characterization of Stable-Health Older Drivers Using Low-Speed Driving Maneuvers From In-Vehicle Sensor Data

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The Candrive study aims to improve the current practices of screening elderly drivers in Canada by identifying predictors of motor vehicle collisions from monitoring their daily driving behaviours using in-vehicle sensors. The thesis objective was to characterize the baseline behaviour of stable-health older drivers by proposing parameters of interest for detecting changes in behaviour and methods to differentiate drivers using their maneuvers. The in-vehicle sensor data from 12 stable-health drivers were processed, and a turn-identification algorithm with 97.7% accuracy was created for extracting four maneuvers: accelerating from stop, decelerating to stop, right turns, and left turns on 40 to 60 km/h roadways. Most of the drivers exhibited relatively steady month-to-month acceleration behaviours and lower accelerations in adverse driving conditions, which represented their typical driving behaviours. Drivers can be differentiated by the driving patterns from their maneuvers using a multi-expert classifier, which may be applicable for detecting changes in driving behaviour.iii Acknowledgements I would like to first thank my advisors, Dr.

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Characterization of Stable-Health Older Drivers Using Low-Speed Driving Maneuvers From In-Vehicle Sensor Data

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“Ellipsoid-of-Revolution to Cylinder”: Transverse Aspect

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Characterization of Stable-Health Older Drivers Using Low-Speed Driving Maneuvers From In-Vehicle Sensor Data

Characterization of Stable-Health Older Drivers Using Low-Speed Driving Maneuvers From In-Vehicle Sensor Data

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