The Research Review is a bimonthly webinar series that provides updates on cutting-edge research funded by the Center for Connected and Automated Transportation (CCAT) from our partner universities.
Events in this collection
Precise Connected Automated Vehicle Motion Planning with V2I Passive System
Tuesday at 13:00 GMT-4
Free
Effectiveness of Inductive Vehicle Charging to Alleviate EV Range Anxiety
Tue 12 May, 13:00 GMT-4
Free
Examining Driver Takeover Decisions and Trust of AVs at Rural Intersections
Tue 24 Feb, 13:00 GMT-5
Free
Hardening the CAV Ecosystem and Reducing Cybersecurity Risks
Tue 2 Dec, 13:00 GMT-5
Free
Gabor Orosz CCAT Research Review
Tue 11 Nov, 13:00
Free
Roadway Friction Screening and Measurement with AV Telematic Control
Tue 19 Aug, 13:00 GMT-4
Free
CAV Pilot Development & Deployment in Midwest Winter — CCAT Research Review
Tue 15 Apr, 14:00 GMT-4
Free
Strategic Placement of EV Charging Infrastructure — CCAT Research Review
Tue 18 Feb, 13:00
Free
Joint Design of Fixed-Route and Paratransit Services with Autonomous Pods
Thu 21 Nov, 13:00 GMT-5
Free
Various Aspects of Vehicle-Pedestrian Interaction — CCAT Research Review
Tue 7 Nov, 13:00
Free
Factors Influencing AVs Overtaking Bicycles — CCAT Research Review
Thu 27 Jul, 13:00
Free
PREACT: Motion Sickness Alleviation in AVs via Preemptive Interventions
Tue 9 May, 13:00
Free
A Programming Model for Ride-sharing with Advanced Air Mobility
Wed 8 Mar, 13:00 GMT-5
Free
Traffic Signal Control via Decentralized Decomposition Approaches
Wed 24 Aug, 13:00
Free
Modeling AV Lane Change Decision-Making in Weaving Sections of Freeway Ramp
Thu 16 Jun, 13:00 GMT-4
Free
Physiological Sensing to Indicate Driver Takeover Abilities—Research Review
Wed 9 Mar, 14:00 GMT-5
Free
Cycling Safety: From Crash Data Analysis to a Naturalistic Cycling Study
Wed 27 Oct, 14:30 GMT-4
Free
How human drivers impact the traffic stabilization capability of CAVs
Thu 12 Aug, 13:00 GMT-4
Free
Assessment of AVs with a Naturalistic and Adversarial Driving Environment
CCAT's mission is to significantly impact the evolution of the U.S. next-generation transportation systems with emerging technologies on safety, mobility, and sustainability. We aim to provide national and regional leadership for connected and automated transportation research, science, education, training, and deployment.
