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| Document Number: | N2005-032 |
| Document Type: | Conference paper |
| Author(s): | Omar Ahmad |
| Publication / Venue Name: | IMAGE 2005 |
| Publication Date: | 2005-07-10 |
| Abstract: | The primary motivation for using driving simulators for research is the ability to safely expose participants to traffic situations in a controlled and repeatable manner. The process by which a simulation is programmed to expose participants to consistent situations is typically referred to as scenario authoring. The ability to re-use, and in turn, replicate scenario events is critical in comparing results across studies and/or different simulators. Unfortunately, scenario event replication is often a time consuming and error prone process. This paper describes some fundamental issues involved in scenario replication and presents a technique that allows accurate replication of scenario events with minimal human effort. |
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| Copyright: | IMAGE Society (for one year) |
| Keywords: | scenarios |
