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Loveday Conquest

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Gray, Bruce G., Barfield, Woodrow, Haselkorn, Mark, Spyridakis, Jan and Conquest, Loveday (1990): The Design of a Graphics-Based Traffic Information System Based on User Requirements. In: D., Woods, and E., Roth, (eds.) Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 34th Annual Meeting 1990, Santa Monica, USA. pp. 603-606.

This paper reports the results of several studies designed to investigate commuter behavior and decision making with the goal of obtaining functional requirements for a user-based advanced driver information system (ADIS). The achieve this objective, the following tasks were performed: (1) a large sample survey was administered to 9,652 motorists commuting to a downtown location, (2) an in-depth interview was conducted focusing on the individual motorist's commute, and (3) a questionnaire was administered to investigate the relationship between various forms of graphical traffic information on commuter behavior and decision making. The information obtained from the above studies is being used to design traffic information screens that form the focal part of an ADIS.

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Barfield, Woodrow, Haselkorn, Mark, Spyridakis, Jan and Conquest, Loveday (1989): Commuter Behavior and Decision Making: Designing Motorist Information Systems. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 33rd Annual Meeting 1989. pp. 611-614.

This research reports on the results of a large sample survey designed to investigate the response of the survey was to investigate the impact of traffic information on commuter's route choices, mode choices, and departure times, and to determine whether motorists could be categorized according to their specific information needs. The surveyed population consisted of 9,652 home-to-work

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