Driver-Car Interaction and Safety Conference 2021
Abstract
The DCIS 2021 builds on previous Driver-Car Interaction and Safety Conferences experience that are organized semi-annually by Department of vehicles at Faculty of Transportation Sciences. Proceedings present the research that contributes to study of human behavior in a context of modern vehicles and their technology embracing the evolution of urban mobility and driver safety. Contemporary applications, tools and developments applied in study of human-machine and human-infrastructure interaction cover the areas of neuroscience, psychology, biosensorics and driving simulation.
Conference presentations and discussions covered the following topics:
- Human-Machine Interaction
- Human factor in transportation
- Urban mobility
- Transport safety
- Passive and active safety of vehicles
- Advanced driving simulators
- Neuroinformatics
- Driving simulation
Conference was organized in a hybrid form with online and live participation of contributors in a building of Faculty of Transportation sciences, Czech Technical University in Prague by Department of Vehicles. Conference was open with a speech by head of hosting department doc. Ing. Petr Bouchner, Ph.D. and lead by conference chairs Ing. Josef Mík, Ph.D. and Ing. Alina Mashko.
Peer-review
The presented papers were peer reviewed by at least to reviewers, within a half-blind review process supervised by scientific committee.
Date: November 5, 2021
Venue: Prague, Czech Republic
URL: http://www.dcis.cz/
Organized by:
Department of Vehicles, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in Prague
Guest editor:
Alina Mashko
Scientific committee:
Zdeněk Votruba
Václav Matoušek
Petr Bouchner
Vít Fábera
Zuzana Radová
Pavel Smrčka
Tomáš Tichý
Milan Sliacky
Josef Mík
Luboš Nouzovský
Local organizing committee:
Josef Mík
Luboš Nouzovský
Alina Mashko
Michal Malý
Jan Válek
Guarantor of the peer review process:
Alina Mashko
Guarantor of language editing:
Jan Feit
