WORKSHOP DETAILSWS06: Decision-Making
and Control on
Driver-
Automation
Interaction Workshop Code: ca238 Time: 8:30-12:00 Chair
Cochair
Scope and Goals The idea of shared control in which a human driver and one or more automated driving agents work together presents potentials to take full advantages of ADASs while retains the driver’s authority over vehicle control. However, the dynamic and stochastic nature of human driver behaviours and the nonlinearity of vehicle dynamics have brought significant challenges to the accomplishment of driver-automation collaboration. The introduction of ADASs further raises the question of their influence on driver responses and reactions. Towards this end, understanding, modeling, and prediction of human drivers’ perception, cognition, decision-making, and actuation processes in typical driving scenarios tend to play a crucial role in improving the acceptability and adaptability of shared control schemes. The special session aims to provide up-to-date research that could help advance understanding of the interaction between human driver and vehicle automation, so as to promote practical solutions to shared control. Topics of Interest
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