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Author(s)	Title	Abstract	Publication Date
Cheryl Roe, Timothy Brown, Ginger Watson	Factors associated with simulator sickness in a high-fidelity simulator Conference paper	Sickness related to simulator use is a common problem that researchers face when designing experiments. The amount of time in the simulator, the number and length of drives, and the type of maneuver c ...	9/1/2007

John Lee, Daniel McGehee, Timothy Brown, J. Nakamoto	Driver sensitivity to brake pulse duration and magnitude Journal paper	Adaptive cruise control (ACC) requires that the driver intervene in situations that exceed the capability of ACC. A brake pulse might provide a particularly compatible means of alerting the driver to ...	6/1/2007

David Heitbrink, Stephen Cable	Design of a Driving Simulation Sound Engine Conference paper	An integral part of any interactive simulation is sound. Traditionally this has been done with a high cost proprietary costume hardware/software solution. Recently we decided upgrade our sound system, ...	9/12/2007

Michelle Reyes, John Lee	Effects of cognitive load presence and duration on driver eye movements and event detection performance Journal paper	This study examined the effects of cognitive load on driving performance for interactions with an in-vehicle information system (IVIS) that varied in duration from 1 to 4 min. Twelve participants drov ...	11/1/2008

Timothy Brown, Dary Fiorentino, Sue Ellen Salisbury, John Lee, Jane Moeckli	Final Task 1 letter report: Advanced vehicle-based countermeasures for alcohol-related crashes Project report	(None listed)	2/20/2009

Michelle Reyes, John Lee, Yulan Liang, Joshua Hoffman, Ritchie Huang	Capturing driver response to in-vehicle human-machine interface technologies using facial thermography Conference paper	Measuring driver response to in-vehicle human-machine interface (HMI) systems is critical for the automotive design and evaluation process. Physiological measures provide a useful complement to perfor ...	6/22/2009

John D. Lee, Dary Fiorentino, Michelle Reyes, Timothy L. Brown, Omar Ahmad, Robert Dufour, James Fell, Nic Ward	IMPACT Task 2: Final Report - Appendices for Final Report Project report	(None listed)	5/14/2010

John D. Lee, Dary Fiorentino, Michelle Reyes, Timothy L. Brown, Omar Ahmad, Robert Dufour, James Fell, Nic Ward	IMPACT Task 2: Final Report Project report	Despite persistent efforts at the local, state, and federal levels, alcohol-related crashes still contribute to approximately 40% of all traffic fatalities. Although regulatory and educational approac ...	5/14/2010

Cher Carney, Daniel McGehee, John Lee, Michelle Reyes, Mireille Raby	Using an event-triggered video intervention system to expand the supervised learning of newly licensed adolescent drivers Journal paper	Objectives. We examined whether feedback from an event-triggered video intervention system reduced the number of safety-relevant driving errors made by newly licensed adolescents. Methods. We used a 1 ...	6/1/2010

Timothy Brown, Yefei He, Cheryl Roe, Tom Schnell	Is More Better? Night Vision Enhancement System's Pedestrian Warning Modes and Older Drivers Journal paper	Pedestrian fatalities as a result of vehicle collisions are much more likely to happen at night than during day time. Poor visibility due to darkness is believed to be one of the causes for the higher ...	1/1/2010

C. Jennissen, J. Marsico, J. Steffen, Tom Schnell, Daniel McGehee, G. Denning	Optimizing seat length design to minimize extra passengers on all-terrain vehicles Journal paper	(None listed)	10/1/2010

Daniel McGehee, Oliver Carsten	Perception and biodynamics in pre-crash response Journal paper	This research seeks to better understand unalerted driver response just prior to a serious vehicle crash. Few studies have been able to view a crash from the inside—with a camera focused on the driv ...	1/1/2010

Chris Schwarz, Yefei He, Andrew Veit	Eye Tracking in a COTS PC-based Driving Simulator: Implementation and Applications Conference paper	An eye tracker has been integrated with the NADS MiniSim, a COTS PC-based driving simulator based on the large motion-based NADS-1. This work was motivated by increasing use of eye tracker data for bo ...	6/1/2011

David Heitbrink	Scripting Automation for a Graphical Scenario Authoring System Conference paper	Scenario authoring at the National Advanced Driving Simulator (NADS) uses an interactive graphical tool that permits non-technical people to create scenarios without requiring any programming experien ...	6/1/2011

John D. Lee, Daniel V. McGehee, Timothy L. Brown, Christian M. Richard, Omar Ahmad, Nicholas J. Ward, Shauna Hallmark, Joonbum Lee	Matching Simulator Characteristics to Highway Design Problems Journal paper	Driving simulators hold much promise for addressing roadway design issues. However, although simulators have demonstrated their value in experimental research addressing driver performance, their abil ...	12/1/2011

Michelle Reyes, John Lee	Simulator Data Reduction Book chapter	Effective use of driving simulators requires considerable technical and methodological skill along with considerable background knowledge. Acquiring the requisite knowledge and skills can be extraordi ...	4/25/2011

Mark Neider, John Gaspar, Jason McCarley, James Crowell, Henry Kaczmarski, Arthur Kramer	Walking and talking: Dual-task effects on street crossing behavior in older adults Journal paper	The ability to perform multiple tasks simultaneously has become increasingly important as technologies such as cell phones and portable music players have become more common. In the current study, we ...	6/1/2011

Lindsay Nagamatsu, Michelle Voss, Mark Neider, John Gaspar, Todd Handy, Arthur Kramer, Teresa Liu-Ambrose	Increased cognitive load leads to impaired motor decisions in seniors at risk for falls: A virtual reality experiment 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

Laura Chaddock, Mark Neider, Michelle Voss, John Gaspar, Arthur Kramer	Do athletes excel at everyday tasks? Journal paper	PURPOSE: Cognitive enhancements are associated with sport training. We extended the sport-cognition literature by using a realistic street crossing task to examine the multitasking and processing spee ...	10/1/2011

Daniel McGehee	The building blocks of driver distraction policy Journal paper	Communicating and translating science into policy takes time and patience. Moving empirical data and theoretical knowledge into the safety policy arena is an especially lively and complex process that ...	12/20/2011

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