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Author(s)	Title	Abstract	Publication Date
Dan McGehee	Human Subjects Testing in the COVID-19 Era Presentation	Dan McGehee presented to the Transportation Research Board (TRB) mid-year meeting in early Sept. 2020 about our recommendations for human subjects testing in driving research for the COVID-19 era. How ...	9/8/2020

Anna Dizack	New Driving Simulator Graphics Face Mixed Reviews Presentation	April Fool's Day "press release" 2018	4/1/2018

Omar Ahmad, David Heitbrink, Chris Schwarz, Gregory Wagner	Measuring the Latency of the NADS-1 Simulator Conference paper	A simulator’s latency or transport delay refers to the time delay between an operator input and the associated the visual output. In the world of driving simulators, latency measures how much time e ...	6/28/2016

Omar Ahmad, Timothy Brown	A Comparison of Transportation Research Driving Simulators Technical note	In considering the available simulators for use in automotive research, the primary considerations are availability for public research, visual system capacity, motion cuing capacity, and sufficient s ...	6/5/2016

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

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

Yuqing Wu, Linda Ng Boyle, Daniel McGehee, Cheryl Roe, Kazutoshi Ebe, James Foley	Modeling types of pedal applications using a driving simulator Journal paper	OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to examine variations in drivers' foot behavior and identify factors associated with pedal misapplications. BACKGROUND: Few studies have focused on the foot behavi ...	11/1/2015

David Heitbrink, Andrew Veit, Dave Muller, Stephen Cable	NADS Imaging System Upgrade 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

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

Susan Chrysler, Omar Ahmad, Chris Schwarz	Creating Pedestrian Crash Scenarios in a Driving Simulator Environment Journal paper	OBJECTIVE: In 2012 in the United States, pedestrian injuries accounted for 3.3% of all traffic injuries but, disproportionately, pedestrian fatalities accounted for roughly 14% of traffic-related deat ...	6/1/2015

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.	Rugged and breathable forms of stretchable electronics with adherent composite substrates for transcutaneous monitoring 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

A.D. McDonald, John Lee, Chris Schwarz, Timothy Brown	Steering in a Random Forest Ensemble Learning for Detecting Drowsiness-Related Lane Departures Journal paper	OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to design and evaluate an algorithm for detecting drowsiness-related lane departures by applying a random forest classifier to steering wheel angle data. BACKGROUN ...	8/1/2014

John Gaspar, Mark Neider, James Crowell, Aubrey Lutz, Henry Kaczmarski, Arthur Kramer	Are gamers better crossers? An examination of action video game experience and dual task effects in a simulated street crossing task Journal paper	A high-fidelity street crossing simulator was used to test the hypothesis that experienced action video game players are less vulnerable than non-gamers to dual task costs in complex tasks. BACKGROUND ...	5/1/2014

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

John Lee, Nic Ward, Erwin Boer, Timothy Brown, Stacy Balk, Omar Ahmad	Making driving simulators more useful for behavioral research – Simulator characteristics comparison and model-based transformation Project report	A central issue in making simulators useful for highway and traffic engineers concerns how well driver behavior in the simulator corresponds to driver behavior in the real world. Simulator fidelity pl ...	10/1/2013

Gary Kay, Omar Ahmad, Timothy Brown, Andrew Veit	Comparison of the miniSim and STISim Driving Simulators for the Detection of Impairment: An Alcohol Validation Study Conference paper	Summary: Detection of alcohol impairment is often used to evaluate the sensitivity of a protocol to detect the effects of other types of impairment. This study was designed to compare the sensitivity ...	9/22/2013

Timothy Brown, John Lee, Chris Schwarz, Dary Fiorentino, Anthony McDonald, Eric Traube, Eric Nadler	Detection of driver Impairment from drowsiness Conference paper	Drowsy driving is a significant contributor to death and injury crashes on our nation’s highways accounting for more than 80000 crashes and 850 fatalities per year. Recent research using data from t ...	5/27/2013

John Gaspar, Mark Neider, Arthur Kramer	Falls risk and simulated driving performance in older adults Journal paper	Declines in executive function and dual-task performance have been related to falls in older adults, and recent research suggests that older adults at risk for falls also show impairments on real-worl ...	1/19/2013

Mark Wilkinson, Timothy Brown, Omar Ahmad	The NADS Description and Capabilities in Vision-Related Reserach Journal paper	This article reviews the advantages of performing driving research in a high-fidelity driving simulator where the driver can be challenged in ways that could lead to property damage and personal injur ...	12/27/2012

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