Oliver CARSTEN

CURRICULUM VITAE

Qualifications

• 1969 BA Oxford University
• 1973 MA University of Michigan
• 1981 PhD University of Michigan

Professional activities

• 1979-1984 Research Associate, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI)
• 1984-1985 Senior Research Associate, UMTRI
• 1987-1989 Research Fellow, Institute for Transport Studies (IST), The University of Leeds
• 1989-1993 Senior Research Fellow, IST
• Since 1993 Principal Research Fellow, IST

MAIN AREAS OF INTEREST

• road traffic accident causation
• vulnerable road user safety and mobility
• the effects of new technology on safety
• the design and use of driving simulators for safety research

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

• CARSTEN O.M.J. AND DRASKOCZY M. 1995, The safety impact of ATT Systems: What have we learned from Drive II? Towards an Intelligent Transport System: Proceedings of the First World Congress on Applications of Transport Telematics and Intelligent Vehicle-Highway Systems. Boston and London: Artech House.
• CARSTEN O.M.J., TIMMS P.M., BRUNDELL-FREIJ K. AND SECO A.J.DAM. 1995, Safe interaction of pedestrians and vehicles: Behaviour and ATT solutions. Towards an Intelligent Transport System: Proceedings of the First World Congress on Applications of Transport Telematics and Intelligent Vehicle-Highway Systems, Boston and London: Artech House.
• CARSTEN O.M.J. 1995, A framework for safety evaluation. In: PAUWELUSSEN J.P. and PACEJKA H.B. (eds.), Smart Vehicles. Lisse, The Netherlands: Swets & Zeitlinger.
• CARSTEN O.M.J. 1993, Pedestrian Problems: Can RTI help? In PARKES A.M. and FRANZÉN S. (eds.) Driving Future Vehicles. London: Taylor & Francis.