National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Human Factors Forum on Advanced Vehicle Safety Technologies (AVST) Falls Church, VA January 25-26, 2007

• Human Factors Concerns for Design & Performance of Warnings* PowerPoint version
  Joanne Harbluk, Transport
• Crash Warning System Interfaces: Human Factors Insights and Lessons Learned * PowerPoint versionJohn Campbell, Battelle
• Human Factors Evaluation Considerations for Safety Enhancing Systems
  Robert Lange, GM
• Active Safety Features and Active Safety Human Factors Issues* PowerPoint version
  Michael Shulman, Ford
• Consideration on Driver Interface for Future Active Safety SystemsToyohei Nakajima, Honda
• Human Factor Issues of Driving Assistance Systems* [PowerPoint version]
  David Benedict, Toyota
• Voluntary Standards Development of Advanced Safety Systems* [PowerPoint version]
  Dan Selke, SAE
• Transportation Active Safety Institute TASI:  Our Focus on the Human Machine Interface * [PowerPoint version]
  Sarah Koskie, IUPUI, TASI
• Integrated Vehicle-Based Safety Systems (IVBSS): Crash Warning Integration Challenges * [PowerPoint version]
  Jim Sayer, UMTRI
• Human Factors Research Issues for Cooperative Intersection Collision Avoidance Systems (CICAS) * [PowerPoint version]
  Vicki Neale, VTTI
• The Application of Real-Time Distraction Monitoring to Driver Safety Systems * [PowerPoint version]
  Mathew Smith, Delphi
• Towards a AVST/Driver Partnership:  Research and Implementation Implications *
  John Lee, University of Iowa