Author: Ahlstrom Christer
Affiliation: The Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (Sweden)
Title: A data driven method to extract visual time-sharing sequences from naturalistic driving data
Keywords: glance behaviour, analysis, visual time, sharing
Session: 1A
Author: Ahlstrom Christer
Affiliation: The Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (Sweden)
Title: Attention allocation of cyclists in interaction with other road users
Keywords: cyclists, system situational awareness, glance behaviour
Session: 5B
Author: Ahlstrom Christer
Affiliation: The Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (Sweden)
Title: Minimum required attention
Keywords: distraction, driver behaviour, attentional processes, mental models, situation awareness, visual search
Session: 2A
Author: Aillerie Isabelle
Affiliation: Ifsttar, Laboratoire Exploitation, Perception, Simulateurs et Simulations (France)
Title: Cognitive conspicuity of cyclists for motorists: the effect of knowledge concerning risky situations?
Keywords: attention, vulnerable road user, cyclist, conspicuity, car driver
Session: 5B
Author: Aillerie Stéphane
Affiliation: Ifsttar, Laboratoire Exploitation, Perception, Simulateurs et Simulations (France)
Title: Cognitive conspicuity of cyclists for motorists: the effect of knowledge concerning risky situations?
Keywords: attention, vulnerable road user, cyclist, conspicuity, car driver
Session: 5B
Author: Albert Gila
Affiliation: The Ran Naor Research Institute (Israel) | Holon Institute of Technology (Israel)
Title: How many times do young drivers actually touch their smartphone screens while driving?
Keywords: monitoring, smartphones, distraction, young drivers
Session: 1A
Author: Amalberti René
Affiliation: CEO FONCSI, Fondation pour une culture de sécurité industrielle (France)
Title: Distraction and inattention on the road: biases and profits of a connected world
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Session: KN
Author: Ameyoe Ablamvi
Affiliation: RENAULT SAS (France) | Institut de Recherche en Communications et en Cybernétique de Nantes (France)
Title: Analysis of a driver model sensitivity to various types of distraction
Keywords: parameter identification, driver state estimation, distraction, steering behaviour
Session: 1B
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Author: Andersson Puk
Affiliation: Trafitec (Denmark)
Title: Do LED-advertising signs affect driver attention?
Keywords: distraction, advertising, LED signs
Session: 3B
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Author: Antoniou Constantinos
Affiliation: Technical University of Munich (Germany)
Title: How does distracted driving affect lateral position of older drivers?
Keywords: lateral position, driving simulator, driving performance, older drivers
Session: 7A
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Author: Antrobus Vicki
Affiliation: The University of Nottingham (United Kingdom)
Title: Stimulating conversation: engaging drivers in natural language interactions with an autonomous digital driving assistant to counteract passive task-related fatigue
Keywords: natural language interface, digital assistant, driving, simulation, wizard of oz, driver arousal, driver fatigue, driving performance, visual behaviour
Session: 7B
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Author: Aokuyama Haruko
Affiliation: Honda R&D Co. (Japan)
Title: Effect of visual distraction on response time for lane change with partially automated vehicle
Keywords: partially automated vehicle, lane change, reaction time, visual distraction
Session: 3A
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Author: Areal Alain
Affiliation: Prevenção Rodoviária Portuguesa (Portugal)
Title: Texting distracted driving behaviour among European drivers: influence of social norms and risk perception
Keywords: distracted driving behaviour, texting while driving, social norms, risk perception, inattention
Session: 4A
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Author: Atchley Paul
Affiliation: University of Kansas (United States)
Title: Differences in calibration of skills in distracted driving situations
Keywords: risky decision making, texting, driving, cognitive
Session: 4B
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