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Michael Lenné

Full Name Dr. Michael Lenné
Position Senior Research Fellow
Contact Details Phone: +61 3 9905 1389
Fax: +61 3 9905 4363
Email: Michael.Lenne@monash.edu
Qualifications Ph.D., BSc(Hons)
Research Areas
  • human factors psychology
  • drugs (illicit and prescription) and driving
  • alcohol and safety
  • aviation safety
  • human error/accident investigation
  • simulation
  • team performance

Mike's research over the past 15 years has been centred on the measurement of human performance using simulation in road, rail, and military aviation and maritime settings. While simulation remains a strong interest personally, and also to the team of scientists he leads, the centre's recent acquisition of on-road test vehicles, and involvement in European naturalistic driving studies, affords new means of measuring driver performance.

His current research uses simulation to study the impacts of intersection design on human performance and error, the impacts of in-vehicle systems on driver performance and distraction, and the influences of alcohol and other drugs on driving performance. He has also become active in a number of level crossing safety projects, including simulator-based evaluations of active and passive level crossing countermeasures and the analysis of rail accident data. He is the MUARC research lead on two large-scale international projects recently funded European Commission projects. The first is a naturalistic driving study examining driver use of in-vehicle systems, while the second is a three year program to study human factors issues concerning the safety of powered-two-wheelers including motorcycles and scooters.