Teilnahme an der Navitec 2016

16 März 2018

Das Institut ist in 2016 wieder auf der Navitec in Noordwijk vertreten. Im Rahmen der von der ESA organisierten Konferenz haben Hanno Beckmann und Kathrin Frankl folgende Publikationen eingereicht:

H. Beckmann, K. Frankl, J. Wang, M. Metzner, V. Schwieger and B. Eissfeller, "Real-world vehicle tests for determining the minimum time of detection for wrong-way driving on highways", Proceedings of the 8th edition of the Navigation Conference "Navigating the Future of Transportation" hosted by ESA (Navitec 2016), Noordwijk, Netherlands, December 2016.

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