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Research on a driving risk model for urban tunnel
This research introduces a novel driving risk assessment framework for urban tunnel environments, founded upon the physical principles of field theory. The framework conceptualizes three distinct but interacting fields: the kinetic energy field, behavioral field, and potential energy field. The stu
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