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172 172 Keyword Terms Keyword Terms Age and gender difference, 141 Automotive, 155 Automotive emotions, 127 Avacars, 151 C2X interaction, 127 Car-to-car communication, 137 Contextual design, 137 Crowd sourcing, 127 Cultural differences, 127 Design, 155, 159 Driver assistance, 131 Driving safety, 151 Focused group interview, 165 Forward collision warning, 141 General Terms, 159 GPS, 131 Human Factors, 159 In-car technologies, 131 Intelligent vehicle, 141 Intermodality, 145 Lane departure warning, 141 Mobile device, 145 Mobility, 145 Mobility chains, 145 Participatory design, 137, 165 Reliability, 159 Adjunct Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications (AutomotiveUI '12), October 17–19, 2012, Portsmouth, NH, USA Security, 159 Self-determined, 145 Self-determined mobility, 145 Social car, 127 Social driving, 151 Social networks, 145 Social norm, 127 Social services, 155 Social status, 127 Social transportation network, 145 Social vehicle relationships, 127 Socializing cars, 127 socially inspired, 127 Speedometer, 131 Standardization, 159 Technology acceptance, 141 Theory, 159 Traffic jam, 137 VAN services, 165 Vehicle-to-x communication, 145
Adjunct Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications (AutomotiveUI '12), October 17–19, 2012, Portsmouth, NH, USA Technical Program Committee Members 173 Technical Program Committee Members We very much appreciate and warmly thank many people who have worked to make this conference possible. We recognize and appreciate all the work the Technical Program Committee members and additional expert reviewers put in to promote the conference, review papers, and select the work that composes these proceedings. In addition, this workshop’s chairs appreciate the support from the University of New Hampshire and the AutoUI workshop chairs. Matthias Kranz Lulea University of Technology Sweden Vedran Podobnik University of Zagreb Croatia Alexei Sharpanskykh VU University Amsterdam Netherlands Bruce Walker Georgia Institute of Technology USA Rod McCall University of Luxembourg Luxembourg Helen Harris - USA Amilcar Cardoso Universidade de Coimbra Portugal Ju-Hwan Lee Korean German Institute of Technology Republic of Korea Ronald Schroeter Queensland University of Technology Australia Marcus Foth Queensland University of Technology Australia David Benyon Edinburgh Napier University UK Christine Bauer Vienna University of Economics and Business Austria Michael Nees Lafayette College USA Andreas Pell University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria Austria Monika Mitrevska - Germany SeungJun Kim HCII, CMU USA Nicholas Kelling University of South Florida USA Lucienne Kleisen Univ. of New South Wales/Austr. Defense Force Academy Australia Sandro Castronovo German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence Germany Dimitrios Efthymiou National Technical University of Athens Greece Andrea Gaggioli Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Italy Myounghoon Jeon Michigan Technological University USA Andreas Riener University of Linz Austria 173
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