Driving Simulator study for intelligent cooperative intersection safety system (IRIS)
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About forty percent of all accidents occur at intersections. The Intelligent Cooperative Intersection Safety system (IRIS), as part of the European research project SAFESPOT, is a roadside application and aims at minimizing the number of accidents at controlled and uncontrolled intersections. IRIS uses vehicle-to-infrastructure communication to track and analyze the movements of all individual vehicles. A key element of IRIS is to identify dangerous situations in time and take the appropriate measure to prevent collisions. This paper presents the concept of IRIS, points out the complexity of intersections and addresses the usefulness and results of a driving simulator study.
KEYWORDS
Intersection safety, SAFESPOT, IRIS, Cooperative, Vehicle-to-Infrastructure, Roadside
application, Driving simulator, Driver behaviour, Human Factors
KEYWORDS
Intersection safety, SAFESPOT, IRIS, Cooperative, Vehicle-to-Infrastructure, Roadside
application, Driving simulator, Driver behaviour, Human Factors
TNO Identifier
23567
Source title
7th European Congress and Exhibition on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services (ITS): Geneva 3-6 June 2008 Europe 2008
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