Human search data in Interactive Guidance and Control Lab (IGCL) hallway

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2015-10-03
2015-11-02

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2016-08-08

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Human search data in Interactive Guidance and Control Lab (IGCL) hallway

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2017-11-02

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Tseng, Kuo-Shih
kuoshih@cs.umn.edu

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3D Imaging Data
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Spatial Data

Abstract

The search data includes 10 human subject's gaze, joystick commands, RGBD data while doing teleoperation search experiment. The purpose of this data is to investigate humans' search behaviors. Researchers can utilize this data for their own research without complex hardware (e.g., sensors and wireless) setup.

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This search system is to collect human search data. The system consists of a joystick, a monitor, a Tobii eye tracking controller, a P3DX robot equipped with a Kinect sensor, and two laptops. All sensor data is collected at 4 Hz. The experimental environment is a hallway delineated by walls and various pieces of furniture (Akerman hall). The dimension of experimental space is 10meters X 10meters.

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Kuo-Shih Tseng, Bérénice Mettler, "Human Planning and Coordination in Spatial Search Problems," 1st IFAC Conference on Cyber-Physical and Human-Systems, 2016.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ifacol.2016.12.218

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ONR Grant 1361538
NSF CAREER CMMI 1254906

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Tseng, Kuo-Shih; Bérénice, Mettler. (2017). Human search data in Interactive Guidance and Control Lab (IGCL) hallway. Retrieved from the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota (DRUM), https://doi.org/10.13020/D6HX0C.

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