Genesis- Human Factors of Message Formats and In-Vehicle Devices
Principal Investigator
- Michael Wade, Former Professor and Director, Kinesiology
Co-Investigators
- Stirling Stackhouse, Former University Researcher, Human Factors Systems Rsrch & Design
Summary
The success of in-car devices that aid drivers depends in part on driver reaction and acceptance. This project used vehicle simulation to evaluate human factors for the Genesis program, which studies the use of personal communication devices to deliver real-time traffic and transit information.Sponsors
Project Details
- Project number: 1995008
- Start date: 05/1995
- Project status: Completed
- Research area: Safety and Mobility
- Topics: Driver behavior and human factors, Intelligent vehicles and transportation systems
Research Reports
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Human Factors Aspects of the Genesis Program (1995)
Author(s): Michael Wade, Stirling Stackhouse, Max Burrus