Portable Automobile Data Acquisition Module (ADAM) for naturalistic driving study
Portable Automobile Data Acquisition Module (ADAM) for naturalistic driving study
In this paper, we present a non-intrusive, low-cost, portable Automotive Data Acquisition Module (ADAM) designed to gather naturalistic position, speed, acceleration and headway data based on two Raspberry Pi microcomputers, stereo cameras, GPS and IMU sensors. A prototype has been built with the ability to collect and store data. This prototype can be installed on the windscreen of a car without any interference to the safety of the car and driver. The naturalistic data collected is time-series data intended to be used to build driver models for human-in-the-loop control but may also be useful in human factors studies. One set of collected data is presented to show the performance of the device, and a validation study is performed to compare the collected range data with that from an instrumented vehicle.
Yan, Xingda
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Fleming, James
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Allison, Craig
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Lot, Roberto
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October 2017
Yan, Xingda
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Fleming, James
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Allison, Craig
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Lot, Roberto
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Yan, Xingda, Fleming, James, Allison, Craig and Lot, Roberto
(2017)
Portable Automobile Data Acquisition Module (ADAM) for naturalistic driving study.
15th European Automotive Congress, , Madrid, Spain.
03 - 05 Oct 2017.
9 pp
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Abstract
In this paper, we present a non-intrusive, low-cost, portable Automotive Data Acquisition Module (ADAM) designed to gather naturalistic position, speed, acceleration and headway data based on two Raspberry Pi microcomputers, stereo cameras, GPS and IMU sensors. A prototype has been built with the ability to collect and store data. This prototype can be installed on the windscreen of a car without any interference to the safety of the car and driver. The naturalistic data collected is time-series data intended to be used to build driver models for human-in-the-loop control but may also be useful in human factors studies. One set of collected data is presented to show the performance of the device, and a validation study is performed to compare the collected range data with that from an instrumented vehicle.
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Portable Automobile Data Acquisition Module (ADAM) for Naturalistic Driving Study
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Published date: October 2017
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15th European Automotive Congress, , Madrid, Spain, 2017-10-03 - 2017-10-05
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/416211
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Xingda Yan
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James Fleming
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Roberto Lot
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