Vol.4 - Driving Simulation Conference Europe 2019 VR

The Driving Simulation Conference Europe 2019 VR has been held in Strasbourg, France, on September 4th-6th. It was organized by the Driving Simulation Association, in cooperation with SIA, Arts et Métiers ParisTech and IFSTTAR, supported by Renault. This edition introduced the Product Solution sessions, welcomed more than 80 speakers and panelists as well as an extended professional exhibition.

Table of Content

Virtual Reality for Driving Simulation

• Applicability of Head-Mounted Displays in Driving Simulation

  Chris Zöller, Andreas Müller, Lukas Eggert, Hermann Winner, Bettina Abendroth

• Towards Seamless User Experiences in Driving Simulation Studies

  Victoria Ivleva, Sergej Holzmann, Joost Venrooij, Gabriel Zachmann

• Influence of Vestibular Cues in Head-Mounted Display-Based Driving Simulators

  Bert Hartfiel, Rainer Stark

Perception & Human Factors

• Torque control for more realistic hand-wheel haptics in a driving simulator

  Damian Mircea, Barys Shyrokau, Alejandro Ocariz, Xabier Carrera Akutain

• Comparison of Driver Conditions in Automated Driving Systems and Transition Behaviors in Driving Simulator versus Real Proving Ground

  Toshihisa Sato, Yuji Takeda, Motoyuki Akamatsu, Satoshi Kitazaki

• Real car versus driving simulator comparison of head dynamics in emergency braking events

  Cédric Di Loreto, Jean-Rémy Chardonnet, Jamie Mackenzie, Jeffrey Dutchke, Andrew van den Berg, Matthew Forrest, Frédéric Merienne, Baptiste Sandoz

• Evaluation of a 3-DOF Mid-Size Simulator Concept: A Behavioural Validation Study

  Arben Parduzi, Joost Venrooij, Martin Peller, Yannick Forster, Stefanie Marker

Training & Validation

• Risk Assessment Score Based on Simulated Driving Session

  Mojca Komavec, Boštjan Kaluža, Kristina Stojmenova, Jaka Sodnik

• Motorcycle multibody model validation for Human-in-the-Loop simulation

  Marco Grottoli, Francesco Celiberti, Oane van der Heide, Yves Lemmens, Riender Happee

Motion

• Objective Criteria for Motion-Cueing Evaluation

  Andreas Ronellenfitsch, Shuhua Dong, Edwin Baumgartner, Hans-Christian Reuss, Dieter Schramm

• Evaluation of an Optimization Based Motion Cueing Algorithm Suitable for Online Application

  Felix Ellensohn, Dimitar Hristakiev, Markus Schwienbacher, Joost Venrooij, Daniel Rixen

• Comparison between a Filter- and an MPC-based MCA in an Offline Simulator Study

  Alexander Lamprecht, Dennis Steffen, Jens Haecker, Knut Graichen

• Development and applications of a fast MPC based motion cueing algorithm

  Zhou Fang, Didier Wautier, Andras Kemeny

ADAS & Autonomous Vehicles

• Non-critical state transitions during conditionally automated driving on freeways: Comparing results from a driving simulator and a Wizard-of-Oz vehicle

  Christian Purucker, Dennis Befelein, Alexandra Neukum, Claus Marberger

• Lane change manoeuvre analysis: inter- and intra-driver variability in lane change behaviour

  Christiaan N. Koppel, Sebastiaan M. Petermeijer, Jelle van Doornik, David A. Abbink

• Assessment of Simulator Utility for SCS Evaluation

  Richard Romano, Gustav Markkula, Oscar Giles, Alex Bean, Andrew Tomlinson, Ehsan Sadraei