Licenciate seminar by Daniel Nilsson: Modelling driver behaviour in run-off-road crashes: Applications in safety system development and safety benefit estimation
Welcome to Daniel Nilsson’s licentiate seminar on December 15!
The title of the seminar is "Modelling driver behaviour in run-off-road crashes: Applications in safety system development and safety benefit estimation"
You can find Daniel’s thesis here: http://publications.lib.chalmers.se/records/fulltext/253279/253279.pdf
Discussion leader will be Otto Lappi from University of Helsinki and examinator is Rob Thomson, Professor, Head of Division Vehicle Safety.
Cake and coffee will be served after the seminar in the lunch room at SAFER. Please contact Sonja Laakso (sonja.laakso@chalmers.se) before December 12th, to confirm that you will attend the celebration after the seminar.
About Daniel's research
Daniel Nilsson is an industrial PhD student at Volvo Cars, associated to the accident prevention group at Chalmers. In his research, Daniel focuses on understanding and describing human behaviour in safety critical traffic situations, with the goal to develop driver behaviour models. Driver behaviour models are used for testing of active safety systems in a virtual testing environment. Through virtual testing, vehicle manufacturers can develop and evaluate active safety systems in a safe and efficient way, improving road safety and reducing the number of people killed in traffic.
