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Our research group uses sensing technologies, models, data, and advanced analytics to understand mobility systems so that we can improve them. Our research projects explore the interplay between autonomous vehicles and phantom traffic jams. We also use large mobility datasets to understand urban traffic congestion at city scales, and freight rail traffic at the regional scale. We build mathematical models and systems theory tools to understand the underlying behavior of traffic flow... As summarized in the video abstract below, we make experimental connectivity and automation in vehicles scalable to implement and deploy a team of 100 Connected Automated Vehicles (CAVs). This large CAV team enables, for the first time, the capability of freeway traffic control with the CAVs as mobile distributed sensor/actuator network. This is part of collaborative work with the CIRCLES Consortium... A transportation cyber physical systems lab at the Institute for Software Integrated Systems

Primary location: Nashville United States