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Development of In-Vehicle Collision Warning System for Two-Lane Highways Considering Driver Characteristics

Development of In-Vehicle Collision Warning System for Two-Lane Highways Considering Driver Characteristics
考虑驾驶员特征的两车道高速公路车载碰撞预警系统的开发
批准号:
520330-2017
负责人:
Easa, Said
金额:
$1.82万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31

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中文摘要
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碰撞警告系统(CWS)通过测量与最近停车车辆(在双车道公路上)的距离并估计其速度以建议驾驶员何时可以安全地超越缓慢行驶的车辆来防止碰撞。拟议的项目将进一步发展一个CWS最近开发的博士研究的申请人。该项目包括三个阶段:(1)进一步开发车辆动力学和驾驶员模拟模块;(2)开发传感策略和CWS算法;(3)使用模拟测试完整的虚拟系统原型。该项目的第一阶段涉及使用基于作者的铰接式车辆和SUV的动态模型的Simulink环境。为了自动控制模型中的牵引和制动特性,将在原始模型中添加推进和制动子系统。将开发车辆操纵模型,包括ADAS选项,用于传感器障碍物检测。驾驶员模型将包括转向控制、牵引/制动控制、决策和感知/反应模型。该项目的第二阶段包括完成超车动作所需的时间和预计的碰撞时间之间的比较。与标准方法不同,我们建议使用车辆的技术参数,而不是统计时间估计。这是由于个人设计特点和外部条件对超车指标的重大影响而提出的。集成的ADAS系统将通过雷达、摄像头和超声波传感器进行三级扫描。这将在状态流环境中执行。该项目的第三阶段涉及使用设备原型的虚拟测试。主要目标是检测车辆、道路和车道,并调整算法以预测具有适当容差的必要超车时间。
英文摘要
Collision Warning Systems (CWS) serve to prevent collisions by measuring the distance to the closestopposing vehicle (on a two-lane highway) and estimating its speed to advice drivers when it is safe to overtakea slow moving vehicle. The proposed project will further develop an a CWS recently developed in a PhD studyby the applicants. The project involves three stages: (1) further development of vehicle dynamics and driversimulation modules; (2) development of sensing strategy and CWS algorithm; and (3) testing of the completevirtual system prototype using simulation. The first stage of the project involves the use of the Simulinkenvironment based on the authors' dynamic models for articulated vehicles and SUVs. To automatically controlthe traction and braking properties in the model, the propulsion and brake subsystems will be added to theoriginal models. A vehicle handling model will be developed, including the ADAS options for obstacledetection with sensors. The driver model will include steering control, traction/braking control, decisionmaking, and perception/reaction models. The second stage of the project involves a comparison between thetime needed for the completion of the overtaking maneuver and the predicted time to collision. Unlike thestandard approaches, we propose the use of the vehicle's technical parameters instead of statistical timeestimates. This is proposed due to the significant influence of individual design features and externalconditions on the overtaking indices. The integrated ADAS system will use three-level scanning via radar,camera, and ultrasonic sensors. This will be executed in the State-flow environment. The third stage of theproject involves virtual tests using the device prototype. The main objective is to detect vehicles, roads andlanes and to adjust the algorithm to predict the necessary overtaking time with appropriate tolerance.
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