SCC-PG:JST: Green Mobility for Aging Society

SCC-PG:JST:老龄化社会的绿色出行

基本信息

项目摘要

Transportation is crucial to seniors being able to access needed services and maintain overall independence. Rural seniors, particularly, may not always have ready access to good transportation options, and they are often required to travel longer or further to access critical services such as hospitals, medical and dental care, and supermarkets. Some seniors may also be exposed to increased crash risk which can lead to shifts in driving patterns and habits that can limit overall mobility. These problems are not exclusive to seniors in the United States. For that reason, the research team has partnered with colleagues at Nagoya University in Japan, with the goal of examining the needs of seniors, particularly those living in rural areas in both Japan and the United States, which could benefit from current as well as near future vehicle automation features. The goal for these automated vehicle features would be to mitigate the effects of the aforementioned issues by seamlessly aiding rural seniors in their driving tasks, especially in negotiating the traffic scenarios and conditions that may have become increasingly troublesome for them. The Japan and United States project teams will explore similar aspects of this problem, recognizing and adapting to cultural and societal differences between the two countries. The proposed work will advance knowledge in two main areas. First, how could vehicle automation that is environmentally friendly, assistive, and adaptive be helpful to senior drivers, particularly those living in rural areas? System requirements with empirical bases can then emerge from this knowledge to provide a foundation for associated social work and community engagement. Second, what technological advancements will be necessary to develop these driver-assistive systems? The knowledge emerging from such an understanding could be used to emphasize and/or incentivize development in the areas found to be most crucial for these individuals, who may be vulnerable in several ways (i.e., due to age-related disability, lack of sound transportation infrastructure, and socio-economic status). In undertaking these research goals, the team will use a community-based participatory research approach and leverage its strong partnerships with vehicle manufacturers, automated system providers, senior citizen advocates, deployment communities (e.g., senior-living centers), and consumers. The proposed systems are expected to have significant impacts on the mobility of senior drivers by allowing the retention of mobility and independence for longer than is possible with current vehicles. A general understanding of the usefulness and technological state of these systems will afford an empirical basis to solicit support from industry partners for further human-centered development and deployment of the identified technologies in support of this transportation-impoverished subset of our population.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
交通对于老年人能够获得所需的服务和保持整体独立性至关重要。尤其是农村老年人,可能并不总是能够随时获得良好的交通选择,他们往往被要求走得更长或更远,才能获得关键的服务,如医院、医疗和牙科护理以及超市。一些老年人还可能面临更高的撞车风险,这可能会导致驾驶模式和习惯的变化,从而限制整体机动性。这些问题并不是美国老年人的专利。出于这个原因,研究团队与日本名古屋大学的同事合作,目的是研究老年人的需求,特别是那些生活在日本和美国农村地区的老年人的需求,这些需求可能会从当前和不久的将来的车辆自动化功能中受益。这些自动车辆功能的目标是通过无缝地帮助农村老年人完成驾驶任务,特别是在协调可能对他们来说越来越麻烦的交通场景和条件方面,来缓解上述问题的影响。日本和美国的项目组将探讨这一问题的类似方面,承认并适应两国之间的文化和社会差异。拟议的工作将促进两个主要领域的知识。首先,环保、辅助和自适应的车辆自动化如何对老年司机有帮助,特别是那些生活在农村地区的司机?然后,具有经验基础的系统需求可以从这些知识中浮现出来,为相关的社会工作和社区参与提供基础。其次,开发这些驾驶员辅助系统需要哪些技术进步?从这种认识中获得的知识可以用来强调和/或激励被认为对这些人最关键的领域的发展,这些人可能在几个方面很脆弱(即,由于年龄相关的残疾、缺乏健全的交通基础设施和社会经济地位)。在实现这些研究目标时,该团队将使用基于社区的参与式研究方法,并利用其与车辆制造商、自动化系统提供商、老年公民倡导者、部署社区(例如老年人生活中心)和消费者的强大合作伙伴关系。拟议的系统预计将对高级司机的机动性产生重大影响,因为它允许保持机动性和独立性的时间比目前的车辆更长。对这些系统的用途和技术状态的总体了解将为寻求行业合作伙伴的支持提供经验基础,以进一步以人类为中心开发和部署已确定的技术,以支持我们人口中的这一交通贫困群体。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并已通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。

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Progressive abdominal enlargement and limb weakness in aged, hormonally treated female rats
接受激素治疗的老年雌性大鼠进行性腹部增大和四肢无力
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    2010
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    6.9
  • 作者:
    P. Paredes;S. L. Jones;Miguel Perez;Genaro A Coria;J. Pfaus
  • 通讯作者:
    J. Pfaus
American Journal of Health Education 2008 List of Reviewers
美国健康教育杂志2008年审稿人名单
  • DOI:
    10.1080/19325037.2008.10599069
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    2008
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    1
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    Victor G. Aeby;Lisa Alastuey;Moya L. Alfonso;K. Alley;L. Ambrosetti;D. Amschler;J. Ausherman;J. Baldwin;L. Balog;Jennifer R. Banas;Priya Banerjee;Sandra Bargainnier;S. P. Barnes;E. H. Barr;David Birch;J. Bonaguro;R. Brey;K. Brown;C. Bruess;Isabel Burk;Christina Y. Chan;J. Chaney;Jeffrey K. Clark;Brian Colwell;A. Courtney;C. Cox;J. Cragun;E. Daley;R. DeBate;Dixie L. Dennis;L. Dewald;M. Dinger;Geri Dino Marcia Ditmyer;Virginia J. Dodd;S. Dorman;E. Doyle;J. Drolet;D. Eaton;L. Edmondson;J. Ellery;Jane Elphingstone;R. Fennell;C. Fertman;J. V. Fetro;J. Fisher;Jeanne Freeman;J. Gast;G. Gilbert;G. Gilmore;P. Gingiss;T. Golaszewski;R. Gold;M. Goldsmith;B. Guinn;L. R. Guyler;C. Gwede;Dawn Graff Haight;Shelley D. Hamill;Elizabeth G. Henderson;B. L. Hernandez;D. Hill;J. Hisgen;J. S. Holtrop;B. Hubbard;N. Iammarino;Cristy A. Jefson;B. Joly;Sherry Jones;T. Kandakai;G. L. Keeney;Susan Keith;D. Kerr;L. Kessler;K. B. Kidd;K. King;M. Kittleson;J. Landry;Dawn Larsen;K. Liller;J. Logan;Claudia X. Aguado Loi;Ivette A. López;J. Luebke;B. Mahoney;T. Malo;B. Marshall;M. Martinasek;P. J. Marty;R. Mcdermott;S. McKechnie;J. McKenzie;W. McNab;J. Metcalf;Deborah A. Miller;K. Miller;M. Moore;B. Morton;S. Muller;R. Murphy;Jaime Myers;J. Nickelson;T. O'rourke;L. Oden;R. Ogletree;L. Olasov;Nancy P. Parsons;Sheila M. Patterson;B. Patton;Miguel Perez;K. Perrin;Michael Peterson;Jacquie L. Rainey;Kimberley Razzano;D. O. Ritzel;Stephen Roberts;James Robinson;R. Roetzheim;John Roncone;S. Russell;P. Sarvela;D. Seabert;D. Seo;B. Sharif;Patricia Sharpe;J. Sidani;K. Siegel;Shonna L. Snyder;A. Sofalvi;Leslie Spencer;L. Stonecipher;C. Symons;L. Synovitz;S. Telljohann;D. Thombs;Amy Thompson;Mohammed R. Torabi;E. Trunnell;Lori W. Turner;V. Ubbes;R. Valois;C. Vamos;Sandra D Vamos;Kathleen Vergona;A. Waigandt;R. Walker;R. Weiler;W. Westhoff;R. A. Wissell;Faith Yingling;M. E. Young;L. Zapata;K. Zullig
  • 通讯作者:
    K. Zullig
Determination of rates of occurrence for hydroplaning events with naturalistic driving data
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    10.1016/j.jsr.2024.09.018
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    2024-12-01
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  • 作者:
    Christina Witcher;Daniel Christ;Jeremy Sudweeks;Charles Layman;Miguel Perez
  • 通讯作者:
    Miguel Perez
Viral-mediated inflammation by Poly I:C induces the chemokine CCL5 in NK cells and its receptors CCR1 and CCR5 in microglia in the neonatal rat cerebellum
Poly I:C 病毒介导的炎症可诱导新生大鼠小脑 NK 细胞中的趋化因子 CCL5 及其小胶质细胞中的受体 CCR1 和 CCR5
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    2024
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  • 影响因子:
    0
  • 作者:
    Miguel Perez;Amanda S. Holley;E. Reinl;J. VanRyzin;Amir Mehrabani;Christie Dionisos;Muhammed Mirza;Margaret M. McCarthy
  • 通讯作者:
    Margaret M. McCarthy
List of Author Names and Affiliations
作者姓名和隶属关系列表
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    2016
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    0
  • 作者:
    Miguel Perez;M. Miquel;Paul Saft;Brenda Brug;R. Toledo;M. Hernández;J. Manzo
  • 通讯作者:
    J. Manzo

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