Paul Green

Dr. Paul Green is a Research Professor in the Driver Interface Group at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) and an Adjunct Professor/Research Professor of Industrial and Operations Engineering. He has a Ph.D. in Industrial & Operations Engineering and Psychology from the University of Michigan and is a BCPE Board-certified Human Factors Professional. He teaches courses on automotive human factors, human-computer interaction, and is the leader of the Human Factors Engineering Short Course, the flagship continuing education course in the field, now approaching its 60^th year.

His recent research concerns augmented reality displays, driver workload and distraction, HMIs for automated vehicles, and other topics summarized in more than 300 publications (www.umich.edu/~driving).  He is the lead author of 4 SAE Recommended Practices, including SAE J2365 that estimate task times for using in-vehicle interfaces and SAE J2944 that defines driving performance measures and statistics.