Примеры использования High-priority warnings на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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ADAS Systems with High-Priority Warnings.
High-priority warnings should inform the driver of proximity of the hazard.
Potential sources of irrelevant signals and ambient noise in the vehicle,which may mask high-priority warnings, should be identified.
High-priority warnings should provide spatial cues to the hazard location.
This document is intended to lay down recommendations for designers and manufacturers concerning high-priority warnings for driver assistance purposes.
High-priority warnings are more noticeable when they are displayed in two modalities.
The International Standards Organization(ISO) has two working groups that develop standards specifically related to high-priority warnings for in-vehicle ITS.
High-priority warnings should elicit timely responses or decisions.
As a consequence, two modalities or more are generally recommended to make high-priority warnings more noticeable, however the warnings can be displayed using one modality if it can be ensured that the driver will notice the warning. .
High-priority warnings should be distinguishable from other messages in the vehicle.
Good: The driver is able to discriminate high-priority warnings and other messages, so that they can take appropriate response to avoid the critical situation.
High-priority warnings are not necessarily the best way to protect people and property.
Situations in which potential conflicts between high-priority warnings and low priority messages should be identified and signals should be designed to avoid potential conflict.
High-priority warnings need to be clear to drivers and understood without confusion.
High-priority warnings need to be designed to inform the driver of the proximity of the hazard.
High-priority warnings are both critical(severe consequences if ignored) and urgent.
High-priority warnings need to be displayed while the high-priority situation exists.
High-priority warnings occur in critical situations and will be infrequent under normal driving conditions.
For high-priority warnings, the time between warning signal onset and crash event may be around 2 seconds.
High-priority warnings should allow drivers sufficient opportunity to perform an appropriate avoidance response.
In general, high-priority warnings need to inform drivers of the general direction of hazards, which can be located to the front, sides, rear and corners of the vehicle.
High-priority warnings can be defined as in-vehicle safety communications that inform drivers of the need to take immediate action or decision to avoid a potential crash that could result in serious injuries or fatalities.
High-priority warning should be noticeable in the driving environment;
High-priority warning should be distinguishable from other messages;
Therefore, the high-priority warning signal needs to be quickly and easily understood.
High-priority warning should provide spatial cues to the hazard location;
In-vehicle high-priority warning systems increase a driver's opportunity to avoid threats.
This document concerns only the design of high-priority warning displays.
High-priority warning should inform the driver of proximity of the hazard;
High-priority warning should elicit timely responses or decisions;