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Author(s)	Title	Abstract	Publication Date
Sarah Miller	Driver Distraction Literature Review Literature review	(None listed)	1/1/2002

Yulan Liang, Michelle Reyes, John Lee	Non-intrusive detection of driver cognitive distraction in real-time using Bayesian networks Journal paper	Driver distraction has become an important and growing safety concern as the use of in-vehicle information systems (IVISs), such as cell phones and navigation systems, continues to increase. One appro ...	6/1/2007

Yulan Liang, Michelle Reyes, John Lee	Real-time detection of driver cognitive distraction using Support Vector Machines Journal paper	As use of in-vehicle information systems (IVISs) such as cell phones, navigation systems, and satellite radios has increased, driver distraction has become an important and growing safety concern. A p ...	6/4/2007

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

Amanda D. Ohlhauser, Linda Ng Boyle, Dawn Marshall, Omar Ahmad	Drivers’ Behavior Through a Yellow Light: Effects of Distraction and Age Conference paper	The decision to proceed through an intersection once the traffic signal has changed to yellow may increase the risk for a collision. This study sought to understand how age differences, cell phone use ...	9/1/2011

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

John Lee, Jane Moeckli, Timothy Brown, Shannon Roberts, Trent Victor, Dawn Marshall, Chris Schwarz, Eric Nadler	Detection of driver distraction using vision-based algorithms Conference paper	(None listed)	7/1/2013

Cher Carney, Daniel McGehee, Michelle Reyes	Prevalence and Distribution of Young Driver Distraction Errors in Naturalistic Driving 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

Dennis Durbin, Daniel McGehee, Donald Fisher, Anne McCartt	Special considerations in distracted driving with teens Journal paper	Novice teen drivers have long been known to have an increased risk of crashing, as well as increased tendencies toward unsafe and risky driving behaviors. Teens are unique as drivers for several reaso ...	1/1/2014

Daniel McGehee	Visual and cognitive distraction metrics in the age of the smart phone Journal paper	Sources of distraction are numerous and varied, and defining and measuring distraction and attention is complicated. The driving task requires constant adjustments and reallocation of attention to cog ...	3/1/2014

Sheila Klauer, Jonathon Ehsani, Daniel McGehee, Michael Manser	The Effect of Secondary Task Engagement on Adolescents' Driving Performance and Crash Risk Journal paper	PURPOSE: The purpose of this review was to synthesize the evidence of the effects of secondary task engagement on novice adolescent's driving performance and crash risk. METHODS: Searches of multiple ...	7/1/2015

Sheila Klauer, Johnathon Ehsani, Daniel McGehee, Michael Manser	The Effect of Secondary Task Engagement on Adolescents' Driving Performance and Crash Risk Journal paper	PURPOSE: The purpose of this review was to synthesize the evidence of the effects of secondary task engagement on novice adolescent's driving performance and crash risk. METHODS: Searches of multiple ...	7/1/2015

Shauna Hallmark, Samantha Tyner, Nicole Oneyear, Cher Carney, Daniel McGehee	Evaluation of driving behavior on rural 2-lane curves using the SHRP 2 naturalistic driving study data Journal paper	Introduction Over half of motor vehicle fatalities are roadway departures, with rural horizontal curves being of particular interest because they make up only a small share of the system mileage but h ...	9/1/2015

Sarah Banducci, Nathan Ward, John Gaspar, James Crowell, Kurt Schab, Henry Kaczmarski, Arthur Kramer	The effects of cell phone and text message conversations on simulated street crossing performance Journal paper	OBJECTIVE: A fully immersive, high-fidelity street-crossing simulator was used to examine the effects of texting on pedestrian street-crossing performance. BACKGROUND: Research suggests that street-cr ...	2/1/2016

Cher Carney, Kari Harland, Daniel McGehee	Using event-triggered naturalistic data to examine the prevalence of teen driver distractions in rear-end crashes 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

John Gaspar, Nathan Ward, Mark Neider, James Crowell, Ronald Carbonari, Henry Kaczmarski, Lester Loschky, Ryan Ringer, Aaron Johnson, Arthur Kramer	Measuring the useful field of view during simulated driving with gaze-contingent displays Journal paper	We aimed to develop and test a new dynamic measure of transient changes to the useful field of view (UFOV), utilizing a gaze-contingent paradigm for use in realistic simulated environments. BACKGROUND ...	6/1/2016

Kari Harland, Cher Carney, Daniel McGehee	Analysis of naturalistic driving videos of fleet services drivers to estimate driver error and potentially distracting behaviors as risk factors for rear-end versus angle crashes. Journal paper	OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to estimate the prevalence and odds of fleet driver errors and potentially distracting behaviors just prior to rear-end versus angle crashes. METHODS: Analys ...	7/3/2016

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