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SUMMARY:Post-Trip Mind-Wandering Assessment: A Scale and Protocol for Eval
 uating Train Driver Focus Across Multiple Journey Phases
DESCRIPTION:Industry/Practitioner Case Study, Lecture\n\nJoep von Berg and
  Ellemieke van Doorn (NS)\n\nIn professional driving, maintaining alertnes
 s throughout the journey can be challenging. Despite efforts to address de
 creased alertness, there is no agreed method to investigate mind-wandering
  in transportation. Trigger-based data collection methods are most common,
  but can influence participants' mental condition, reducing mind-wandering
  occurrences. Besides, in real-life test rides it is not desirable, and of
 ten not allowed, to interrupt and question drivers. Building upon existing
  research, a mind-wandering investigation protocol and questionnaire were 
 developed to address this. The protocol was tested and refined by querying
  train drivers about their mind-wandering experiences on a train simulator
 , allowing drivers to assess mind-wandering across multiple journey phases
 . This study demonstrates how following the proposed protocol can provide 
 greater insight into driver alertness and mind-wandering in professional d
 riving settings.\n\nTrack: Surface Transportation\n\nSession Chairs: Joel 
 Cooper (MEA Forensic) and Jundi Liu (Iowa State University)
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