Program

9:00	Andrew Kun, UNH: Welcome and workshop overview
9:15	Bryan Reimer, MIT AgeLab: Driver distraction and cognitive load
9:30	Bruce Mehler, MIT AgeLab: Establishing the Sensitivity of Physiological Measures of Cognitive Load in the Driving Environment
10:30	Break
11:00	Paul Green, University of Michigan: NHTSA visual-manual guidelines
12:00	Lunch
2:00	Government and industry panel on cognitive load and in-vehicle HMI (Moderator: Andrew Kun) James Foley, Toyota Technical Center: An OEM Perspective on Cognitive Load and HMI Design Chris Monk, NHTSA: Driver Distraction: Research and Policy Implications Scott Pennock, QNX & ITU-T Focus Group on Driver Distraction: The Role of Standards in Managing Cognitive Load/Distraction Garrett Weinberg, Nuance: Cognitive Load in the Automotive Supply Chain: What’s the Bottom Line?
3:30	Poster session with one minute madness The Impact of Central Executive Function Loadings on Driving-Related Performance Sachi Mizobuchi, Mark Chignell, Junko Suzuki, Ko Kogaand Kazunari Nawa Real-time Assessment of Driver Cognitive Load as a prerequisite for the situation-aware Presentation Toolkit PresTK Christoph Endres Sensitivity of Multimodal Cognitive Workload Measures: A Field Study Considering Environmental Factors Joonwoo Son, Myoungouk Park and Hosang Oh Sources of Cognitive Load in a Simulated Law Enforcement Patrol Task Teena Garrison, Carrick Williams and Daniel Carruth The ConTRe (Continuous Tracking and Reaction) Task: A Flexible Approach for Assessing Driver Cognitive Workload with High Sensitivity Angela Mahr, Michael Feld, Mohammad Mehdi Moniri and Rafael Math Data Synchronization for Cognitive Load Estimation in Driving Simulator-based Experiments Zeljko Medenica and Andrew L. Kun Comparing Visual and Subjective Measures of Cognitive Workload Tuomo Kujala On the track: Comparing Distraction Caused by Interaction with Tertiary Interfaces with Cars on a Test Track David Wilfinger, Alexander Meschtscherjakov, Nicole Perterer and Manfred Tscheligi
4:45	Discussion: next steps (Moderator: Andrew Kun)
5:00	Workshop ends