Hansol Rheem

Assistant Professor

Kennesaw State University

United States

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Dr. Hansol Rheem is an Assistant Professor at Kennesaw State University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on human-automation interaction, vehicle behavior, and decision-making processes, as demonstrated in his recent articles. Topics of interest include driver-automation collaboration, automated vehicle awareness, and the dynamics of decision-making in both driving and cyber contexts.

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Yang Seok Cho

Korea University

SOUTH KOREA

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John D. Lee

University of Wisconsin-Madison

UNITED STATES

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Articles (10)

Explaining Automated Vehicle Behavior at an Appropriate Abstraction Level and Timescale to Maintain Common Ground

Examining the Effect of Collaboration Effort, Input Method, and Age on Driver–Automation Collaboration in Unstructured Driving Environments

Analyzing Human-Automation Interdependence Based on the Situational Property and Task Timescale

Investigating Drivers’ Awareness of Automated Vehicle Modes Using the State Diagram Method

Exploratory Analysis of Decision-Making Biases of Professional Red Teamers in a Cyber-Attack Dataset

Teaming with Your Car: Redefining the Driver–Automation Relationship in Highly Automated Vehicles

Sharing Vehicle Situation Awareness Reduces Driver-Initiated Overrides in Urban Environments

Towards Directive Driving Automation: Nudging Driver’s Away From Overriding Using Social Norms

A finer-grained search reveals no evidence of the attentional capture by to-be-ignored features

SEEV Modeler: A GUI-Based Tool for the SEEV Model Simulation

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John D. Lee

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