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| Sunil Bulusu, Yiannis Papelis, Bin Chen, Matt Schikore, Omar Ahmad | 
Conference paper | A key problem with data collected during experimental studies is the expeditious reduction and delivery of reduced data. It is not unusual to generate over 500 MB of raw data for a 20-minute drive on ... | 11/1/2005 |
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| Lindsay Nagamatsu, Michelle Voss, Mark Neider, John Gaspar, Todd Handy, Arthur Kramer, Teresa Liu-Ambrose |
Journal paper | Successful mobility requires appropriate decision-making. Seniors with reduced executive functioning— such as senior fallers—may be prone to poor mobility judgments, especially under dual-task con ... | 6/1/2011 |
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| Cher Carney, Daniel McGehee, Michelle Reyes |
Project report | Naturalistic driving studies are the latest resource for gathering data associated with driver behavior. The University of Iowa has been studying teen driving using naturalistic methods since 2006. By ... | 1/1/2014 |
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| Kyung-In Jang, Sang Youn Han, Sheng Xu, Kyle Mathewson, Yihui Zhang, Jae-Woong Jeong, Gwang-Tae Kim, R Chad Webb, Jung Woo Lee, John Gaspar, et al. |
Journal paper | Research in stretchable electronics involves fundamental scientific topics relevant to applications with importance in human healthcare. Despite significant progress in active components, routes to me ... | 9/3/2014 |
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| Dawn Marshall, Susan Chrysler, Kayla Smith |
Project report | Older drivers make up the fastest growing segment of the driving population and are, in general, underrepresented in vehicle crashes due to their self-restrictive driving habits. However, as the baby- ... | 11/13/2014 |
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| David Heitbrink, Andrew Veit, Dave Muller, Stephen Cable |
Conference paper | After many years of service, the National Advanced Driving Simulator needed a new imaging system. The existing projectors and image generator [IG] had become outdated and worn out. The old projector s ... | 7/7/2015 |
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| Cher Carney, Kari Harland, Daniel McGehee |
Journal paper | Introduction While teen driver distraction is cited as a leading cause of crashes, especially rear-end crashes, little information is available regarding its true prevalence. The majority of distracti ... | 6/1/2016 |
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