
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Europe Chapter Annual Meeting in Haren, The Netherlands, November 1996 Edited byKarel Brookhuis, Dick de Waard, & Clemens Weikert
Brookhuis, K.A., De Waard, D., & Weikert, C.M. (Eds.). (1997). Simulators and Traffic Psychology. Proceedings of the 1996 annual meeting of the Europe Chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. Groningen, the Netherlands: Centre for Environmental and Traffic Psychology, University of Groningen.
ISBN 90-6807-335-4
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Contents Preface
Karel Brookhuis, Dick de Waard, and Clemens Weikert Human performance in a moving environment
Lex Wertheim -TNO
Evaluation of frigate bridge concepts using Virtual Environment techniques
Peter Werkhoven, Wilfried Post, & Patrick Punte – TNO
Comparison of eye movement behaviour during negotiation of curves on a test-site and in a driving simulator
Klaus Bengler, Jost Bernasch, & Jan Löwenau – BMW
Dissection of car crashes in high fidelity driving simulations
Matthew Rizzo, Stephen Reinach & Daniel McGehee – The University of Iowa
A simulated test-ride to assess the driving ability of cognitively impaired persons
Frederiec Withaar & Peter van Wolffelaar – University of Groningen
Driving simulation for neurological evaluation: an assessment tool in occupational therapy
Görel Caneman & Michael Panzitta – Karolinska Hospital/Institute
Computer-based instruction in traffic theory
Karel van den Bosch – TNO
Simulating the acoustics of truck-driving
Michael Popp & Berthold Färber – University of the Armed Forces
Laser-based plane detection and visualisation
Ingo Richter & Klaus-Peter Holzhausen – Kiss lab / FH Bochum
A model of driver behaviour adaptation
Wim van Winsum – University of Groningen
The perception of risk involved in alcohol-impaired driving
Jacques Bergeron, Elise Lavoilette, François Perraton, & Pierre Joly – University of Montreal
Performance in a driving simulator and intention to take risk on the road among learner and experienced young drivers
Pierre Joly, Martin Gilbert, Martin Paquette, François Perraton, & Jacques Bergeron – Institut de Réadaption de Montréal
The role of perception and expectation of lead-car speed changes in car drivers’ distance-keeping behaviour
Monique van der Hulst – University of Groningen
The effects of in-car information systems on mental workload: a driving simulator study
Fokie Cnossen, Karel Brookhuis, & Theo Meijman – University of Groningen
Road-edge delineation in rural areas: effects on driving behaviour
Frank Steyvers & Dick de Waard – University of Groningen
A vision for the future of human factors
Patrick Jordan – Philips
List of referees
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