Evaluation of Drivers Interaction with Assistant Systems using Criticality Driven Guided Simulation
Puch, Stefan and Wortelen, Bertram and Fränzle, Martin and Peikenkamp, Thomas
Digital Human Modeling and Applications in Health, Safety, Ergonomics, and Risk Management. Healthcare and Safety of the Environment and Transport
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) operate more and more autonomously and take over essential parts of the driving task, e.g., keeping safe distance or detecting hazards. Thereby they change the structure of the driver’s task and thus induce a change in driver’s behavior. Nevertheless it is still the driver who is ultimately responsible for the safe operation of the vehicle. Therefore it is necessary to ensure that the behavioral changes neither reduce the controllability of the vehicle nor the controllability of the hazardous events. We introduce the Threshold Uncertainty Tree Search (TUTS) algorithm as a simulation based approach to explore rare but critical driver behavior in interaction with an assistance system. We present first results obtained with a validated driver model in a simple driving scenario.
07 / 2013
978-3-642-39172-9
inproceedings
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
108-117
IMOST 2
Integrated Modeling for Safe Transportation 2 (sorry - only available in german)
Integrated Modeling for Safe Transportation 2 (sorry - only available in german)
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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