THE ROLE OF DRIVING EXPERTISE IN THE VISUAL ANTICIPATION OF A COLLISION
BERTHELON ; MESTRE ; TARAMINO
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COMMUNICATION AVEC ACTES INTERNATIONAL (ACTI)
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BERTHELON ; MESTRE ; TARAMINO
Résumé / Abstract
WHEN APPROACHING AN INTERVECTION, DRIVER'S VISUAL ANTICIPATION OF THE TRAJECTORY OF AN OTHER VEHICLE RELIED BOTH ON THE GLOBAL OPTICAL FLOW MOTION RESULTING FROM THE DRIVER'S SEFL MOTION AND ON LOCAL VISUAL CUES, SUCH AS THE RELATIVE OPTICAL MOTION BOTWEEN THE APPROACHING VEHICLE AND FIRED ELEMENT IN THE ENVIRONMENT OR VISUAL MOTION OF THE VEHICLE IT SELF. HERE, WE DEVELOPED GRAPHICS SDISPLAYS OF INTERVENTIONS SITUATIONS AND TESTED WHETHER A DRIVER'S EXPERTISE LEVEL WAS LINKED TO HIS/HER ABILITY TO MAKE USE OF RUCH PREDICTIVE VISUAL INFORMATION AND TO ANTICIPATE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS SITUATIONS. THE RESULTS SUGGEST THAT PERCEPTUAL EXPERTISE ISE PART OF DRIVING EXPERICENCE
