Title :
An advanced methodology for truck rollover prediction based on driving situation model
Author :
Bouteldja, M. ; Cerezo, V.
Author_Institution :
French Tech. Centre of the Public Works, Bron, France
Abstract :
This paper proposes a new method for truck rollover prediction based on simple driving situation models. The traditional methods for rollover prediction generally use complete truck models. Nevertheless, rollover situations are not tripped in some cases because of uncertainties on the model parameters, which entail serious safety threat for trucks drivers. The multi-model approach (every driving situation is represented by a simplified model) can be an alternative to reduce the complexity of truck models and at the same time to focus on the request dynamics. Whatever the situation considered, the unknown dynamic state is reconstructed by using sliding mode observation technique. The computed information leads to detect rollover risky situation on the basis of a criterion. The performance of the method developed is evaluated by simulation. The simulation results are compared to a commercial simulator of truck dynamic (PROSPER).
Keywords :
observers; road accidents; road safety; road vehicles; vehicle dynamics; driving situation; driving situation model; multimodel approach; request dynamics; rollover risky situation detection; sliding mode observation technique; truck driver safety threat; truck model complexity reduction; truck model parameters; truck rollover prediction; unknown dynamic state reconstruction; Acceleration; Mathematical model; Observers; Roads; Vehicle dynamics; Vehicles; Wheels;
Conference_Titel :
Systems and Control (ICSC), 2013 3rd International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Algiers
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-0273-6
DOI :
10.1109/ICoSC.2013.6750884