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Extension of the Honda-DRI Safety Impact Methodology for the NHTSA Advanced Crash Avoidance Technology (ACAT) Program and Application to the Evaluation of an Advanced Collision Mitigation Braking System - Final Results of the ACAT-I Program

机译:NHTSA高级防撞技术(ACAT)程序的本田-DRI安全影响方法论的扩展及其在高级减震制动系统评估中的应用-ACAT-I程序的最终结果

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The Advanced Crash Avoidance Technologies (ACAT) program initiated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had two major overall objectives. These were to develop a standardized Safety Impact Methodology (SIM) tool to evaluate the effectiveness of advanced technologies in avoiding and mitigating specific types of vehicle crashes; and to develop and demonstrate objective tests that are used in the SIM to verify the safety impact of a real system. Honda and Dynamic Research Inc. (DRI) had been developing and applying such SIMs for several years and had a Cooperative Agreement with NHTSA to further develop a SIM in order to determine the feasibility of developing estimates of effectiveness for specific not-yet-deployed safety technologies in the absence of data from real world or field operational tests, and linking it to the results from objective tests. Objective tests that produce quantifiable, repeatable and reproducible results were developed to calibrate the level of correlation between the actual prototype of the proposed safety problem countermeasure and the math model of the prototype in a sample of technology-relevant accidents being addressed. The objective tests, which are based on dynamic reconstructions of a sub-sample of the technology-relevant NASS/CDS and PCDS real world accidents, included full-scale track tests with an expert driver using automatically guided soft targets (GSTs) of an automobile and a pedestrian, and driving simulator tests with a jury of typical drivers in order to include the effects of a sample of driver reactions to collision partners and to system warnings and interventions. Results from the objective tests were used to parameterize, calibrate and validate the SIM tool, which was then used to estimate US-level safety benefits. The SIM tool itself includes modules for automated reconstruction of conflict and crash scenarios; definition and sampling of technology-relevant crash types; dynamic simulation involving a human-vehicle-device-environmental model; and an overall safety effects estimator. An example application of the developed SIM tool and related objective tests were used to evaluate a Honda prototype Advanced Collision Mitigation Braking System (A-CMBS). Results indicated that the total collision and fatality effectiveness values for all police-reported crashes of the Honda A-CMBS were 8.3% and 3.7% respectively, and this corresponds to estimated safety benefits of 511,336 fewer collisions and 1,623 fewer fatalities at the US 2005 calendar year level. Overall, the ACAT-I project was successful in developing and demonstrating a methodology that can be used to estimate the safety benefits of a wide range of advanced crash avoidance technologies.
机译:由国家公路交通安全管理局发起的高级防撞技术(ACAT)计划有两个主要的总体目标。他们将开发一种标准化的安全影响方法论(SIM)工具,以评估先进技术在避免和减轻特定类型的车辆碰撞方面的有效性;并开发和演示用于SIM的客观测试,以验证真实系统的安全影响。本田和Dynamic Research Inc.(DRI)一直在开发和应用此类SIM,并与NHTSA达成了合作协议,以进一步开发SIM,以便确定针对尚未部署的特定安全性进行有效性估算的可行性技术缺乏现实世界或现场操作测试的数据,并将其与客观测试的结果联系起来。开发了产生可量化,可重复和可再现结果的客观测试,以校准提出的安全问题对策的实际原型与正在处理的与技术相关的事故样本中的数学模型之间的相关程度。客观测试是基于对与技术相关的NASS / CDS和PCDS现实世界事故的子样本的动态重构而进行的,其中包括由专家驾驶者使用汽车的自动引导软目标(GST)进行的全面跟踪测试以及由典型驾驶员组成的评审团进行的行人和驾驶模拟器测试,以包括驾驶员对碰撞对象以及系统警告和干预的反应样本的影响。客观测试的结果用于参数化,校准和验证SIM工具,然后将其用于评估美国级的安全收益。 SIM工具本身包括用于自动重建冲突和崩溃情况的模块;技术相关碰撞类型的定义和抽样;涉及人车-设备-环境模型的动态仿真;以及总体安全影响估算器。已开发的SIM工具和相关客观测试的示例应用程序用于评估本田原型高级减震制动系统(A-CMBS)。结果表明,本田A-CMBS的所有警方报告的碰撞总的碰撞和致命有效性值分别为8.3%和3.7%,这与在2005年美国日历上估计的安全收益相比,减少了511,336次碰撞,减少了1,623例死亡年级。总体而言,ACAT-I项目成功开发并演示了一种可用于估算各种先进的防撞技术的安全性优势的方法。

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