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Potential Cyberattacks on Automated Vehicles
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, 2014Vehicle automation has been one of the fundamental applications within the field of intelligent transportation systems (ITS) since the start of ITS research in the mid-1980s. For most of this time, it has been generally viewed as a futuristic concept that is not close to being ready for deployment. However, recent development of “self-driving” cars and
Jonathan Petit, Steven E. Shladover
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Collaborative Perception for Automated Vehicles Leveraging Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communications
2018 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV), 2018Currently, many automated vehicle systems primarily perceive the environment from a single perspective and as a result are unable to leverage additional scene information from the viewpoint of other vehicles on the road using vehicleto-vehicle communication technologies.
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Cut-in Scenario Prediction for Automated Vehicles
2018 IEEE International Conference on Vehicular Electronics and Safety (ICVES), 2018Truck platooning is gaining more and more interest thanks to the benefits on improved traffic efficiency, reduced fuel consumption and emissions. To gain these benefits, it typically involves small following distances (0.8 s - 0.3 s). Due to the small following distances, the cut-in manoeuvre of target vehicles becomes safety critical and requires the ...
Remmen, F. +3 more
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This POSTbrief explains what automated vehicles are and how they work. It outlines developments in the UK, benefits and concerns and policy considerations.
Kathryn Burton, Devyani Gajjar
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Kathryn Burton, Devyani Gajjar
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Modeling of Traffic Flow of Automated Vehicles
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, 2004With the development of near term automatic vehicles following concepts such as intelligent cruise control (ICC) and cooperative driving, vehicles will be able to automatically follow each other in the longitudinal direction. The modeling of traffic flow consisting of such vehicles is important for analyzing the effects of vehicle automation on the ...
Li, K. +3 more
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Coordinating vehicles in an automated highway
2007The paper summarizes the design of an Automated Highway System (AHS). The design objective is to increase highway capacity. We assume the availability of certain elements: vehicles with appropriate sensors and actuators, highways with appropriate sensors, and the ability to communicate between vehicles and between a vehicle and the highway.
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Fatigue in the Automated Vehicle
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2014As vehicle operation becomes increasingly automated, driver fatigue appears to be an increasingly pressing safety issue. Trivia games have been suggested as a fatigue countermeasure, but, like cell phone use, games may be distracting. The present study investigated whether secondary media devices impacted subjective responses and driver performance ...
Neubauer, Catherine +2 more
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Safety implications of higher levels of automated vehicles: a scoping review
Transport Reviews, 2022Pavlos Tafidis +2 more
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