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Methodology for assessing the risk of non-driving activities
Methodology for assessing the risk of non-driving activities
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In the Methodology, we address the topic of performing non-driving activities in the context of two levels of automation (L3 and L4), specifically from the perspective of safety, or rather riskiness of different types of activities. Performing appropriate activities can keep the driver occupied and also make effective use of his time, while inappropriate activities could, in extreme cases, increase the risk of human error due to poor-quality takeover or insufficient driving performance, thereby minimizing the gains related to autonomous mobility.
Detail
Author
- Horakova M.
- Tailor L.
Content
1 Introduction
2 Objective of the methodology
3 Analytical part
3.1 Automation levels
3.2 Specifics of the third level (L3)
3.3 Specifics of the fourth level (L4)
3.4 Negative pitfalls of automation
3.5 Non-driving activities
3.6 Theoretical basis for assessing the risk of activities
3.7 Summary of findings included in the Methodological Part
4 Truck simulator studies
4.1 Study objective
4.2 Methodology
4.3 Research file
4.4 Results and interpretation
4.5 Summary of assumptions entering the Methodological Part for L3
5 Methodological part
5.1 Assessment of non-driving activities in L3 vehicles
5.2 Assessment of non-driving activities in L4 vehicles
5.3 Related factors in the risk assessment of activities
5.4 Inclusion of appropriate activities in the travel time frame
5.5 Recommendations for taking control in the context of performing activities
6 Comparison of the novelty of procedures
7 Description of the application of the methodology
8 Economic aspects
Dedication
This methodology, entitled Methodology for assessing the risk of non-driving activities, was created as part of the project Systematization of non-driving activities when driving in autonomous mode, project number CK03000063, funded with state support from the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Transport within the TRANSPORT 2020+ Program.
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ISBN 978-80-88655-36-7 (online; pdf.)
Year of publication
2024