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Investigation and Improvement of Driver's Vision Areas in Traffic (in English)
Mustafa Kılıç
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Investigation and Improvement of Driver's Vision Areas in Traffic (in English) - Kılıç, Mustafa
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Synopsis "Investigation and Improvement of Driver's Vision Areas in Traffic (in English)"
In this study, view fields and visual elements of vehicles were investigated over the effect of driving and rehabilitation techiques were examined. The aim of the study is determining the view field problems of vehicles for safe driving and developing solutions for them. Although there are many scientific studies and technological developments on this issue but conventional mirror systems were not abondened today. In these studies, only the blind spot reflections and providing better frontal vision in bad weather conditions subjects have been examined. There weren't any study about image transferring display subject and their locations. This study will significantly and important contibution to removal of the mirrors, providing more view field for drivers and transferring image studies. This study consists of analytic models that supported resource and archival researches, survey and experimental study methods. In addition, the advantages of using camera systems instead of classical mirror systems are determined. To demonstrate the importance of study, there have been done a survey study with randomly selected 100 drivers face to face in Ankara.
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