Human Modelling in Assisted Transportation

1. Front Matter

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2. Critical Issues in Human Modelling and Assisted Transportation

   1. Front Matter

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   2. The Human in Control: Modelling What Goes Right Versus Modelling What Goes Wrong

      • Erik Hollnagel

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   3. The Art to Make an Error: The Dilemma Between Prevention, Learning and Mitigation

      • Klaus Bengler

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   4. Modeling Differences in Behavior Within and Between Drivers

      • Andrew M. Liu

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   5. Drivers’ Information Processing, Decision-Making and the Role of Emotions: Predictions of the Risk Monitor Model

      • Truls Vaa

      Pages 23-32

   6. To What Extent May Assistance Systems Correct and Prevent ‘Erroneous’ Behaviour of the Driver?

      • Toshiyuki Inagaki

      Pages 33-41

   7. Man–machine Integration Design and Analysis System (MIDAS) v5: Augmentations, Motivations, and Directions for Aeronautics Applications

      • Brian F. Gore

      Pages 43-54

   8. Operational Modeling and Data Integration for Management and Design

      • Nick McDonald, Rabea Morrison, Maria Chiara Leva, Brian Atkinson, Fabio Mattei, Joan Cahill

      Pages 55-63

   9. The ISi-PADAS Project—Human Modelling and Simulation to support Human Error Risk Analysis of Partially Autonomous Driver Assistance Systems

      • P. Carlo Cacciabue, Mark Vollrath

      Pages 65-77

   10. The HUMAN Project: Model-Based Analysis of Human Errors During Aircraft Cockpit System Design

       • Andreas Lüdtke, Denis Javaux, the HUMAN Consortium

       Pages 79-95

   11. The ITERATE Project—Overview, Theoretical Framework and Validation

       • Magnus Hjälmdahl, David Shinar, Oliver Carsten, Björn Peters

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3. Human Models in Transportation

   1. Front Matter

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   2. From Theoretical Model to Experimental Data: A Structured Approach to Design Experiments to Seed a Model of Vehicle Operation with New Systems

      • Yvonne Barnard, Oliver Carsten, Frank Lai

      Pages 109-117

   3. Learning Optimal Control Strategies from Interactions with a PADAS

      • Fabio Tango, Raghav Aras, Olivier Pietquin

      Pages 119-127

   4. Selecting Human Error Types for Cognitive Modelling and Simulation

      • Tina Mioch, Jan-Patrick Osterloh, Denis Javaux

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   5. Modelling Driver Behaviour in the Case of Failures in a Steer-by-Wire System

      • Jeroen Hogema, Paul Wewerinke

      Pages 139-146

   6. Flexible Design and Implementation of Cognitive Models for Predicting Pilot Errors in Cockpit Design

      • Jurriaan van Diggelen, Joris Janssen, Tina Mioch, Mark Neerincx

      Pages 147-154

   7. Effective and Acceptable Forward Collision Warning Systems Based on Relationships Between Car-Following Behaviour and Reaction to Deceleration of Lead Vehicle

      • Genya Abe, Makoto Itoh, Tomohiro Yamamura

      Pages 155-164

   8. Modelling and Validating Pilots’ Visual Attention Allocation During the Interaction with an Advanced Flight Management System

      • Florian Frische, Jan-Patrick Osterloh, Andreas Lüdtke

      Pages 165-172

The objective of this Workshop is to confront models, methods and tools developed within the projects with the ongoing research worldwide and to provide an environment for fruitful exchange of ideas. The main topics are: 1. Advanced human models in transportation. 2. Human Errors and Risk Assessment in design processes of assistance systems. 3. Methods and tools to prevent erroneous behaviour to mitigate its consequences. The Workshop will consist of 10 keynote lectures as well as approximately 28 peer reviewed papers.

• Cognitive Modelling
• Human Factors
• Information Technology and neurosciences applications
• Risk Assessment
• Transportation safety

• European Commission, Inst. for Protection & Security of Citz., Ispra VA, Italy

  P. Carlo Cacciabue

• VTI, Linköping, Sweden

  Magnus Hjälmdahl

• Leiter Technologiecluster, Oldenburg, Germany

  Andreas Luedtke

• Kite Solutions, Laveno Mombello, Italy

  Costanza Riccioli

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