David ZAIDEL

CURRICULUM VITAE

Qualifications

• 1965 B.Soc.Sc.Psych. and Soc., Hebrew University, Jerusalem
• 1970 Ph.D. Experimental Psychology & Human Factors, University of California, Los Angeles

Professional activities

• 1975-1977 and again since 1980 adjunct Lecturer, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Israel Institute of Technology
• 1989-1990 Visiting Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto, Toronto

MAIN INTERESTS OF RESEARCH

• driver behaviour
• road user information systems
• ergonomics of IVHS
• traffic conflicts
• driver training

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

• ZAIDEL D. in Press, A Modeling Perspective on the Culture of Driving, AA&P
• ZAIDEL D., ELGRICHI A. & KATZ A. 1988, The Influence of Pedestrian Held Flags on Communication between Drivers and Pedestrians, Transp. Research Institute, Report NO. 88-128 Technion City, Haifa
• ZAIDEL D., HAKKERT A.S. & PISTINER O. in Press, The use of Road Humps for Moderating Speeds on Urban Streets, AA&P
• ZAIDEL D. & HOCHERMAN I. 1989, Process Evaluation of a National Safety Campaign, Transp. Research Institute, Report NO. 89-144 Technion City, Haifa
• ZAIDEL D. & HOCHERMAN I. 1988, Safety of Pedestrian Crossings at Signalized Intersections, Transp. Research Record 1141, Transp. Research Board Washington D.C.
• ZAIDEL D. & HOCHERMAN I. 1986, Licence Renewal for Older Drivers: The Effects of Medical and Vision Tests, Journal of Safety Research, 17 (3), pp. 111-116
• ZAIDEL D. & MAHALEL D. 1986, A Probabilistic Approach for Determining the Change Interval, Transp. Research Record 1069, Transp. Research Board Washington D.C.