Table A2.
Studies Using System-Paced Irrevocable Occlusion
Reference | Occlusion Method | Driving Environment | N | Objective |
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Zwahlen and Balasubramanian (1974) | system-paced onset, total field of view | test track | 2 | ability to maintain a straight path when driving with closed eyes |
Zwahlen and DeBald (1986) | system-paced onset, total field of view | test track | 12 | ability to maintain a straight path when driving with closed eyes |
Kaptein et al. (1996) | system-paced onset in relation to object, total field on screen | sim fixed base | 13 | assess capability to target-brake under occlusion as compared to open |
Wallis et al. (2007) | system-paced onset in relation to lane change, total field on screen | sim motion base | 20 | investigate vehicle steering control in lane changing and the role of different sources of sensory feedback |
Saffarian et al. (2015) | system-paced onset in relation to object, total field on screen | sim fixed base | 24 | assess capability to target-brake under occlusion as compared to open |
Kircher et al. (2018) a | system-paced onset in relation to curve, total field on screen | sim moving base | 22 | mental model of traffic and behavior under irrevocable occlusion |
Note. aEye- tracking was used simultaneously with occlusion.