International Roughness Index Thresholds Based on Whole-Body Vibration in Passenger Cars

Múčka, Peter

doi:10.1177/0361198120960475

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“…As both models showed similar correlation level and the quarter‐car model allows usage with all profiling methods, today's applications are still based on the quarter‐car model. Also, research widely agrees that IRI should be measured at a velocity of 80 km/h (Múčka, 2021).…”

Section: Ride Comfort Determination Strategymentioning

confidence: 95%

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Ride comfort assessment for automated vehicles utilizing a road surface model and Monte Carlo simulations

Genser

Spielhofer

Nitsche

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Computer aided Civil Eng

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The growing number of automated vehicles (AVs) necessitates good ride comfort for passengers. This research investigates currently available ride comfort methods and evaluates their performance with a validated simulation framework. The methodology developed encompasses a high‐precision road surface model and uses Monte Carlo simulations to compile accurate and representative virtual chassis acceleration data. By utilizing a threshold method and standard ISO 2631 ride comfort guidelines, results are compared to classifications based on empirical International Roughness Index data. A case study conducted in Austria specifies that ISO 2631 comfort estimates are most similar to International Roughness Index classifications and that the thresholding procedure detects preventable situations and over‐ or underestimated ride comfort. Thus, this methodology can help to better understand requirements for AVs' comfort, as well as justifying the importance of developing a sophisticated performance metric.

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Section: Ride Comfort Determination Strategymentioning

confidence: 95%

“…(2020). One recent insight into the interplay of ride comfort and IRI is given by Múčka (2021), proposing IRI thresholds as a function of vehicle speed and road category. The methodology is based on finding a relationship between ISO 2631 and IRI.…”

Section: Background and Contributionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ride comfort assessment for automated vehicles utilizing a road surface model and Monte Carlo simulations

Genser

Spielhofer

Nitsche

et al. 2021

Computer aided Civil Eng

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“…Analizlerde oldukça yoğun bir şekilde yalnızca düşey doğrultudaki titreşimlerin değerlendirildiği dikkat çekmektedir. Çalışmalarda özellikle kentsel hız limitlerinde farklı boyutlardaki yolcu taşıtı (otomobil) türü taşıtlarda kaydedilen titreşimlerin taşıtın marka ve modeline göre önemli miktarda değişiklik göstermediği vurgulanmaktadır (Duarte ve de Melo, 2018;Múčka, 2020Múčka, , 2021.…”

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Modeling the Relationships Between Pavement Condition Index and Ride Comfort

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Karaşahin

2022

Mühendislik Bilimleri Ve Tasarım Dergisi

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Çalışmada üstyapı performans göstergesi olarak kullanılan Üstyapı Durum İndeksi (PCI) ve yolcu otomobilinde maruz kalınan tüm vücut titreşimi miktarı arasındaki ilişkilerin matematik olarak modellenmesi amaçlanmıştır. Titreşim ölçümleri, teknik detayları ISO 2631 standardında açıklanan frekans ağırlıklı veri işleme yöntemine göre analiz edilerek düşey doğrultuda aw değerleri elde edilmiştir. Bitümlü sıcak karışım üstyapıya sahip bir kentsel yol ağında belirlenen yol kesimlerinde, PCI değerleri ve 20-50 km/sa sürüş hızı aralığında yapılan gerçek titreşim ölçüm verileri arasındaki matematiksel ilişkiler doğrusal regresyon analizi kullanılarak modellenmiştir. Modellerin istatistik olarak uyumları incelenmiştir. Her bir sürüş hızı için oluşturulan matematik model aracılığıyla PCI’ın sürüş konforunu etkileyen eşik değerleri ve PAVER sistemince önerilen geleneksel değerlendirme ölçeğindeki PCI sınır değerlerine karşılık gelen sürüş konforu değerleri belirlenmiştir. Değerlendirilen hız aralığında PCI sınır değerleri sırasıyla ‘az konforsuz - biraz konforsuz’ eşiğinde 0, 11, 29, 41, ‘konforlu - az konforsuz’ eşiğinde 37, 62, 69, 77 olarak bulunmuştur. Son olarak doğrusal regresyon analizi yöntemi ile üretilen eşik değerleri literatürde bulunan önceki çalışmalarda lojistik regresyon, bulanık mantık ve yapay sinir ağları teknikleri ile elde edilen eşik değerleri ile kıyaslanmıştır. Doğrusal regresyon analizinin diğer tekniklere nazaran daha düşük PCI eşik değerleri verdiği tespit edilmiştir.

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“…Results show promising results at constant vehicle speed. One of the most recent insights into the interplay of ride comfort and IRI is given by Múčka (2020). This work proposes IRI thresholds as a function of vehicle speed and road category.…”

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Critical ride comfort detection for automated vehicles

Genser,

Spielhofer,

Nitsche

et al. 2021

Preprint

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In a future connected vehicle environment, an optimized route and motion planning should not only fulfill efficiency and safety constraints but also minimize vehicle motions and oscillations, causing poor ride comfort perceived by passengers. This work provides a framework for a large-scale and cost-efficient evaluation to address AV's ride comfort and allow the comparison of different comfort assessment strategies. The proposed tool also gives insights to comfort data, allowing for the development of novel algorithms, guidelines, or motion planning systems incorporating passenger comfort. A vehicle-road simulation framework utilizable to assess the most common ride comfort determination strategies based on vehicle dynamics data is presented. The developed methodology encompasses a road surface model, a non-linear vehicle model optimization, and Monte Carlo simulations to allow for an accurate and cost-efficient generation of virtual chassis acceleration data. Ride comfort is determined by applying a commonly used threshold method and an analysis based on ISO 2631. The two methods are compared against comfort classifications based on empirical measurements of the International Roughness Index (IRI). A case study with three road sites in Austria demonstrates the framework's practical application with real data and achieves high-resolution ride comfort classifications. The results highlight that ISO 2631 comfort estimates are most similar to IRI classifications and that the thresholding procedure detects preventable situations but also over-or underestimates ride comfort. Hence, the work shows the potential risk of negative ride comfort of AVs using simple threshold values and stresses the importance of a robust comfort evaluation method for enhancing AVs' path and motion planning with maximal ride comfort.

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International Roughness Index Thresholds Based on Whole-Body Vibration in Passenger Cars

Cited by 24 publications

References 38 publications

Ride comfort assessment for automated vehicles utilizing a road surface model and Monte Carlo simulations

Ride comfort assessment for automated vehicles utilizing a road surface model and Monte Carlo simulations

Modeling the Relationships Between Pavement Condition Index and Ride Comfort

Critical ride comfort detection for automated vehicles

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