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Key ProcessesFocus on high-risk, high...Presentation For The 2011 Highway Data Workshop And Conference And ITE NY Upstate Section Annual Meeting
Presentation ObjectivesSet National data context Provide EAR Program info Discuss future directionsNation DataSystem performance demands Passenger, freight travel, traffic...National Conference On Intermodal Transportation October 12, 2012
Future Network VisionTransportation Networks that provide
Safety, where deaths and serious injuries are rare events; Efficiency, where travel times are assured; Conservation of resources, where infrastructure...NSF Transportation CPSJanuary 23, 2014
Presentation OutlineGovernment Interests Safety, mobility, environment Government orientation Need for cooperationCPS ImpactSafety Avoid crashes (time between crashes), reduce crash severity Mobility Improve system...IEEE Big DataOctober 29, 2014
Presentation OutlineEAR Program Background Investments in Data Science for Highway Research Opportunities and ChallengesKey ProcessesFocus on high-risk, high payoff research Merit review is used to enhance the quality of research processes and...
Outline
About Highway Transportation
FHWA EAR Program Investments in Sensor Systems
Interest in Passive Wireless Sensors for Highways
Highway Transportation
Highway Infrastructure
...Publication Date: September 17, 2015
OutlineEnabling ResearchCommunications, Cloud DataLocal SensorsData FusionControl SystemsHuman-in-the-LoopConnected VehiclesBenefits: Safety, Mobility, EnergyApplicationsPlatooningIntersectionsWhat's NextScaling benefits,...Moving forward with the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) commitment to create a more robust advanced research program, a group of stakeholders with an interest in the future of transportation were invited to convene for a 1.5-day think tank forum, the second of three to be...
In 2005, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) conducted three think tank forums as part of its commitment to develop a robust advanced research agenda. The final 1.5-day forum was held at the Faculty Club at the University of California, Berkeley in October 2005. The Volpe...