Vishal Chandra Kummetha

Assistant Research Professor

United States

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Omkar Dokur

College of Engineering

UNITED STATES

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Amin Mohammadnazar

University of South Florida

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Alexandra Kondyli

University of Kansas

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Maysam Rabbani

Assistant Professor

Montclair State University

UNITED STATES

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Sisinnio Concas

Research Associate Professor

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Mohsen Kamrani

University of South Florida

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Vishal Chandra Kummetha

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Effectiveness of unconventional anti-texting messages displayed on dynamic message signs

Mobility on demand in the United States – Current state of integration and policy considerations for improved interoperability

Securely Sharing and Visualizing Connected Vehicle Analytics: THEA CV Pilot Performance Evaluation Dashboard

Driver Classification Using Self-reported, Psychophysiological, and Performance Metrics Within a Simulated Environment

Examining Individualistic Driving Volatility Changes During and One Year into the COVID-19 Pandemic Using Paneled Connected Vehicle Trajectories

Simulator-Based Framework to Incorporate Driving Heterogeneity via a Biobehavioral Extension to the Intelligent Driver Model

Drivers’ reactions to connected vehicle forward collision warnings: Leveraging real-world data from the THEA CV pilot

Proactive congestion management via data-driven methods and connected vehicle-based microsimulation

Longitudinal Study of the COVID-19 Pandemic Impact on Activity Travel Using Connected Vehicle Data

Evaluating driver comprehension of the roadway environment to retain accountability of safety during driving automation

Safety analysis of work zone complexity with respect to driver characteristics — A simulator study employing performance and gaze measures

Analysis of the effects of adaptive cruise control on driver behavior and awareness using a driving simulator

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Omkar Dokur

Amin Mohammadnazar

Alexandra Kondyli

Maysam Rabbani

Sisinnio Concas

Mohsen Kamrani

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