The study compared driver performance data from a simulated roadcourse in the DOT/FHWA Highway Simulator (HYSIM) to data gathered on actual real-world roadways. Thirty-two subjects from the general driving population participated in the study. Dependent variables were: sign detection and recognition distances, speed, accelerator position changes and steering wheel reversals. Study results show that, in general, the HYSIM measures tested accurately simulate real-world conditions and simulated data can be safely generalized to real-world situations.
Validation Study of the DOT/FHWA (Department of Transportation/Federal Highway Administration) Highway Simulator (HYSIM)
1986
82 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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