Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications

Contents
Preface 1
Welcome Note ........................................... 3
I Poster Abstracts 5
The use of in vehicle data recorders and self-reported data for evaluating driving behavior
of young drivers ............................... 7
Information Extraction from the World Wide Web Using a Speech Interface ....... 9
IVAT (In-Vehicle Assistive Technology): Multimodal Design Issues for TBI Drivers . . . 11
ENGIN (Exploring Next Generation IN-vehicle INterfaces): Drawing a New Conceptual
Framework through Iterative Participatory Processes ............. 13
The HMISL language for modeling HMI product lines .................. 15
Designing a Spatial Haptic Cue-based Navigation System ................. 17
Investigating the Usage of Multifunctional Rotary Knobs in the Center Stack with a
Contextual Inquiry ................................. 19
Driver Distraction Analysis based on FFT of steering wheel angle ............ 21
Gas Station Creative Probing: The Front Seat Passenger .................. 23
A New Icon Selection Test for the Automotive Domain Based on Relevant ISO Usability
Criteria . . ................................. 25
The Process of Creating an IVAT Plug-in: Mirror Checking ................ 27
Personas for On-Board Diagnostics – User types of drivers dealing with malfunction
in e-cars ....................................... 29
On Detecting Distracted Driving Using Readily-Available Vehicle Sensors: Preliminary
Results ..................................... 31
Natural and Intuitive Hand Gestures: A Substitute for Traditional Vehicle Control? . . . 33
3D Theremin: A Novel Approach for Convenient “Point and Click”Interactions in Vehicles 35
Open Car User Experience Lab: A Practical Approach to Evaluating Car HMIs Holistically 37
Situation-adaptive driver assistance systems for safe lane change via inferring driver intent 39
Determination of Mobility Context using Low-Level Data ................. 41
Addressing Road Rage: The Effect of Social Awareness in Every Day Traffic Situations
– A User Study ................................ 43
New Apps, New Challenges: Quality Matters in Automotive HMI Development ..... 45
The Ethnographic (U)Turn: Local Experiences of Automobility .............. 47
(C)archeology – Car Turns Outs & Automobility ..................... 49
An Approach to User-Focused Development of High-Value Human-Machine Interface
Concepts ...................................... 51