HUMANIST_Seminar_Intelligent Transport Systems Design and Safety


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HUMAN centred design for Information Society Technologies

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Seminar
9-10 May 2006, Prague. Czech Republic

Intelligent Transport Systems Design and Safety

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Annie Pauzié - INRETS, France.
ITS functions and their potential consequences on safety
Guy Boy - EURISCO International, France.
Safety and human-centered design of safety-critical systems
Christhard Gelau - BASt, Germany.
Standards for ITS and their contributions to safety
Joseph Krems - Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany
Measurement methods and techniques for evaluating ITS with respect to safety-relevant criteria
Stella Nikolaou - CERTH/HIT, Greece.
Design guidelines for human machine interaction for in-vehicle systems
Ralf Risser - FACTUM Chaloupka & Risser OHG, Austria
Public impact of ITS: non-equipped and vulnerable road users and residents
Ioanna Spyropoulou - NTUA, Greece
Classification of ITS functions and interfaces: safety impact
Ellen Wilschut - IFADO, Germany
Drivers’ workload and brain processes