conspicuity in litigation

Conspicuity disputes in litigation: expert analysis of whether an object (a vehicle, pedestrian, hazard) was detectable and attention-getting against its visual background — contrast, salience, expectancy, and looked-but-failed-to-see arguments. Focuses on whether something was CONSPICUOUS/noticeable, distinct from photometric seeing-distance (visibility_analysis_litigation), reaction timing (perception_reaction_time), and overall reconstruction (crash_reconstruction_hf).

25 paper(s) · ranked by relevance to this topic

1. Inattentional Blindness in Motorcycle Detection: Allocating Attention to Detect Motorcycles ↗ · 2018 · Pammer, Kristen et al. · indexed
2. Traffic control device conspicuity. · 2013 · Inman, Vaughan W. et al. · archived
3. The nature and measurement of conspicuity ↗ · 1980 · Cole, B L et al. · indexed
4. Some factors affecting motorcyclists' conspicuity ↗ · 1996 · Hole, G et al. · indexed
5. How Perceptual and Cognitive Factors are Involved in a Car Accident: A Case Study ↗ · 2011 · Dominguez, Vanessa et al. · indexed
6. The Effect of Expectancy on Visibility in Night Driving ↗ · 1996 · Mortimer, Rudolf G. · indexed
7. Reaction times as an index of visual conspicuity when driving at night ↗ · 2002 · Plainis, Sotiris et al. · indexed
8. Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst ↗ · 2017 · Kreitz, Carina · indexed
9. Crime Blindness: How Selective Attention and Inattentional Blindness Can Disrupt Eyewitness Awareness and Memory ↗ · 2018 · Hyman, Ira E. et al. · indexed
10. Visibility Problems in Nighttime Driving ↗ · 1987 · Olson, Paul L. · indexed
11. Engineered Visibility Warning Signals: Tests of Time to React, Detectability, Identifiability and Salience · 1996 · Cohn, Theodore E. · archived
12. Considering Conspicuity for North Carolina Department of Transportation Light Trucks Final Report · 2022 · Sylcott, Brian · archived
13. Inattentional blindness is influenced by exposure time not motion speed ↗ · 2016 · Kreitz, Carina et al. · indexed
14. Can expert testimony and demonstrations influence juror perceptions of witness inattentional blindness? ↗ · 2026 · Cullen, HJ et al. · indexed
15. Seeing through eyes of Drivers: Space consideration in investigating visibility of Vulnerable road users involved in crashes ↗ · 2023 · Kutela, Boniphace et al. · indexed
16. Target Conspicuity and Visual Search ↗ · 1966 · Williams, Leon G. · indexed
17. Attentional misguidance in visual search · 1994 · Todd, S. et al. · archived
18. Analysis of Nighttime Vehicular Collisions and the Application of Human Factors: An Integrated Approach ↗ · 2014 · Sprague, James K. et al. · indexed
19. Something Overlooked? How experts in change detection use visual saliency ↗ · 2009 · Lansdale, Mark et al. · indexed
20. Short article: Does conspicuity enhance distraction? Saliency and eye landing position when searching for objects ↗ · 2009 · Foulsham, Tom et al. · indexed
21. Now or never: noticing occurs early in sustained inattentional blindness ↗ · 2019 · Wood, Katherine et al. · indexed
22. Crime blindness: The impact of inattentional blindness on eyewitness awareness, memory, and identification ↗ · 2022 · Wulff, Alia N. et al. · indexed
23. Not quite so blind: Semantic processing despite inattentional blindness. ↗ · 2016 · Schnuerch, Robert et al. · indexed
24. Ästhetisches Verständnis und ästhetische Wertschätzung von Automobildesign : eine Frage der Expertise ↗ · 2013 · Oehme, Astrid · indexed
25. Can frame-semantic congruence enhance incidental memory for food labels? ↗ · 2025 · Johnson, Tamara M. et al. · indexed