Presentations – DDI 2024

Presentations

Here you can find the presentations of the authors that has given consent to publish their presentation from the conference.

The page will be updated continuously.

Sessions

1. Countermeasures

Implementation Guide to the Australian Driver Distraction Roadmap

2. Driver Characteristics

How younger and older drivers’ steering reversals change with cognitive distraction during both day and night-time driving

Understanding hands-off behaviors while using Tesla Autopilot

Exploring Visual Attention Dynamics in Tram Driving. Differentiating between Expert and Novice Drivers for Gaze-Enhanced Training

Can the preview of a curve mitigate the effects of cognitive load on gaze patterns of expert and non-expert drivers?

3. Automation 1

Assessing situation awareness while driving with automation

Conflict response after assisted driving with hands on or off wheel and different steering wheel torque settings

4. Methods and models

The Role of Mental Models in the Effectivness of Driver Monitoring Systems

A method for the measurement and rating of OEM in-car infotainment system’s distraction potential

From Concept to Action – Measuring General and Applied Mental Models in the Context of Automated Driving

5. Driver engagement with technologies

Monitoring Distracted Driving in Europe: from Baseline to Trendline

Cell phone conversations while driving a heavy vehicle: risk as a function of event type

Assessment of the Prevalence, Nature, and Risk of Distracted Driving Among Large Truck Drivers in Canada: A Naturalistic Driving Study

Self-report Survey of Student Driver Engagement with Distractions – the Role of Penalty Points and Experience

Driver Profiles of Visual Manual Phone Engagement and The Contexts in Which They Occur

6. Driver behavior

Effect of Conflicting Information on Driving Behaviour in a Lane Change Task

Driver attention insights using hybrid naturalistic-controlled research

Impact of driving unrelated thoughts on visual processing during manual driving

7. Driver Monitoring

Occupant status monitoring: A framework to integrate human factors, technology and policy to realise injury reductions across the safety chain

Detection of Mind Wandering during Simulated Delegated Driving: Influence on Physiological Measurements

8. Impairment

STILL FIT TO DRIVE? – How Car Sickness Affects Takeover and Driving Performance

Pre-crash driver behaviors in motor vehicle crashes caused by sudden illness

9. Automation 2

Impact of Tesla Autopilot on Cognitive Workload and Glance Allocation

Eye, steering, and hands on wheel behaviors indicating driver engagement in assisted driving

Drivers have impaired working memory under high cognitive load and visual distraction

Investigating Changes in Glance Allocation during Partially Automated Driving in Construction Zones

10. Driver monitoring 2

Advanced Distracted Driving Detection: Deep Learning Methods for Cell Phone Usage Recognition

Safe use of general controls: towards a Euro NCAP assessment protocol to target distraction by design

Applying European NCAP Driver State Monitoring Protocols to Heavy Vehicle Fleets

Posters

Exploring Driver’s self-report and observer ratings of driver drowsiness based on real road driving

Technology-Driven Framework to Mitigate Driver Distraction

CogniDrive: Cognitive Perceptual Attention Factors Reduce Distraction

Assessing the cognitive demand of In-Vehicle Infotainment System functions

A Comparison of Drowsiness Measures in Truck and Bus Naturalistic Driving Data: Streamlining Drowsiness Reduction

Innovative Road Safety Education Program

Analyzing Autonomous Driving Misuse through Eye-Tracking and Driver Behavior

Towards better subjective sleepiness ground truth data quality

The influence of cognitive load on driver performance in automated driving contexts: a scoping review in progress

Decoding of Event-Related Potentials Through Steering Wheel Movements

A Novel Paradigm for Identifying Eye-Tracking Metrics Associated with Cognitive Control During Driving Through MEG Neuroimaging

Detection of Driving under Influence (DUI) of Alcohol: An Extended Review in Anticipation of Euro NCAP 2026

Angry drivers: A simulator study on investigating on/off- road anger

Inducing and Regulating Anger and Sadness in Delegated Driving: An In-Car Experiment

CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT

The University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute will be handling secretariat duties for the DDI2024 Conference.

General inquiries E-mail: ddi2024us@umich.edu

Phone: +1 734-936-2070

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