Connected & Autonomous Mobility

Connected and autonomous vehicles will bring revolutionary changes to the way our transportation systems work, but many questions about how these systems will work in a real city remain unanswered. C2SMART researchers are involved in several projects related to deployment of connected vehicles and integration of connected technology throughout urban networks, helping pave the way for widespread real-world implementation.

Autonomous Vehicle Good Citizenry Standard

Collaborative Driving, Ramp Metering and Mean-field Controls

Lane Changing of Autonomous Vehicles in Mixed Traffic Environments: A Reinforcement Learning Approach

A Multiscale Simulation Platform for Connected and Automated Transportation Systems

Development and Tech Transfer of an Integrated Robust Traffic State and Parameter Estimation and Adaptive Ramp Metering Control System

Learning to Drive Autonomously

Cooperative Perception of Road-Side Unit and Onboard Equipment with Edge Artificial Intelligence for Driving Assistance

Modeling and Optimizing Ridesourcing Services in Connected and Automated Cities

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New York City Connected Vehicle Pilot Deployment Project

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Developing Secure Strategies for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks in Connected and Autonomous Vehicles

New York MATSim model

Development and Tech Transfer of Multi-Agent Simulation Testbed

Quantifying Uncertainty and Distributed Adaptive Control for Unanticipated Traffic Patterns as a Result of Major Natural and Man-made Disruptions

MATSim bus network visualization

Vehicle-Traffic Control with Limited Capacity CAVs

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Connected Vehicles for Municipal Fleets

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Traffic Signal Optimization and Coordination in Connected Cities

Integrative Vehicle-Traffic Control in Connected/Automated Cities

Automated Truck Lanes in Urban Area for Through and Cross Border Traffic

New York MATSim model

Development of an Open Source Multi-Agent Virtual Simulation Test Bed for Evaluating Emerging Transportation Technologies and Policies

Integrative Vehicle Infrastructure Traffic System (iVITS) Control in Connected Cities

Screenshot of a trajectory synthesizer application for shared electric vehicles

Designing and Managing Infrastructure for Shared Connected Electric Vehicles

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