Here you can see the current thesis projects that are available at the department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences.
Division of Combustion
Maritime Human Factors Unit
Analysis and modelling of drivers’ responses to lane change scenarios extracted from Naturalistic Driving Data (NDD) to support the design of automated driving
Influence of bearing angle and bearing angle rate on driver response to approaching vehicles in intersection straight crossing scenarios
Evaluation of modelling methods for driver intention prediction in intersection scenarios on a naturalistic dataset
Multi-agent Traffic Simulation for Analyzing the Effects of Autonomous Vehicles on Traffic Safety and Flowrate in Merging Scenarios
Multi-agent Traffic Simulation for Analyzing the Effects of Autonomous Vehicles on Traffic Safety and Flowrate in Work-zone Scenarios
Design and integration of an open-source human intent-recognition system for safety-critical human-machine interactions and shared control
Automatic detection of secondary task involvement in driver video data from a large-scale naturalistic driving database
Morphometric analysis of variation in the upper extremities with body composition, age and sex
Modelling drivers’ takeover under supervised steering automation (Joint project with VCC)
Analysis of truck drivers' behavior during the interaction with VRUs in a test-track experiment
AI-based road friction information algorithm
Volvo GTT
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