A prototype Driver Performance Measurement and Analysis System (DPMAS) has been developed for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This system includes a completely instrumented 1974 Chevrolet Impala capable of digitally recording, onboard, driver control and activity measures, vehicle motion variables, vehicle lane position, and driver psychophysiological measures. It also has a three-camera video system, including video tape, for recording the external visual scene and interior driver actions, and an electrohydraulic servo steering system for varying vehicle dynamics and steering ratio and applying external disturbances which force driver control. This prototype system is intended to provide a research and application tool to demonstrate contemporary instrumentation and data acquisition techniques and to permit the effective execution of varied experimental and application programs such as driver behavior in various control tasks, studies of driver/vehicle/environment interactions, driver training and education, driver licensing and proficiency testing, and experiments on driver impairment such as induced by alcohol, drugs, medicines, or other stressors.
Driver Performance Measurement and Analysis System (DPMAS). Volume II. Design and Maintenance Manual
1976
67 pages
Report
No indication
English
Transportation Safety , Psychology , Motor vehicle operators , Performance evaluation , Data acquisition , Manuals , Test equipment , Automobiles , Measuring instruments , Recording instruments , Methodology , Maintenance , Traffic safety , Revisions , Spare parts , Systems engineering , Videa tapes , Steering , Stress(Psychology) , Test vehicles
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