Five key components based risk indicators ontology for the modelling and identification of critical interaction between human driven and automated vehicles

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Five key components based risk indicators ontology for the modelling and identification of critical interaction between human driven and automated vehicles

J. Leroy, D. Gruyer, O. Orfila, N. El Faouzi - 3rd IFAC Workshop on Cyber-Physical & Human Systems CPHS 2020 - Beijing, China, 3-5 December 2020

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