The symposium has been narrated by Matthew Daus column that can be accessed at: http://www.utrc2.org/sites/default/files/Daus%20Column%20December%202014%20-%20Final.pdf
This unique summit will bring together leading experts, academics, practitioners, industry stakeholders and advocates to discuss the rapidly changing and expanding world of transportation technology innovative solutions. The presenters will explore the cutting-edge intelligent transportation systems, big data aggregation, and innovative transportation technology solutions promote efficiency, safety, security and sustainability goals, as well as the impact on broader inter-modal and multi-modal transportation considerations.
The event aims to encourage future and forward thinking innovative concepts and the pragmatic political reality of various movements (such as climate change/environmental policies and safety initiatives for reduced traffic fatalities). Vision Zero will be discussed extensively, as well as the use of smartphone apps, black boxes, red light and speed cameras.
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SESSION 1 PRESENTATIONS - Vehicle Technology‐Safety & Sustainability
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| Promitti Dutta | Innovative Applications of Wireless Charge Transfer for Smart Vehicles | |
| Jerome M. Lutin | Application of Autonomous Driving Technology to Transit | |
SESSION 2 PRESENTATIONS - Traffic & Transit Management |
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| Candace Brakewood | The Impact of Real‐Time Information on Bus Ridership in NYC | |
| Hidyuki Kobayshi | A study of Feedback‐based Traffic Flow Control Using Estimated Traffic Congestion |
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| Vassillis Papayannoulis | Urban Mobility Management, Planning & Operations with Big Data | |
| Nicholas E. Lowness | A Public Transportation System Performance Measurement Web Application |
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SESSION 3 PRESENTATIONS - Taxicab Data Analysis & Modeling |
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| Anil Yazici | Extracting the Most from Urban Data: Multi‐perspective Analysis of NYC Taxi Trips |
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| David King | Where Were Bike Share Trips Before Bike Share? Evidence from New York City |
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| Kenneth Esirim | Where Can I Find my Next Passenger? | |
SESSION 4 PRESENTATIONS - Big Transportation Data |
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| Andrew Weeks and Stanislav Parfenov |
NYCDOT’s Experience with Big Data & Use in Various Transportation Projects | |
| Wuping Xin | Real‐Time Big Data Management Architect for Adaptive Traffic Signal | |
| Nikhil Puri | Using Innovative Data in Transport Planning & Modeling | |
| Kaan Ozbay | Using Big Data to Identify Hotspots of Pedestrian Crashes in Manhattan | |
SESSION 5 PRESENTATIONS - Travel and Safety Data |
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| Chris Brogan | AssureNet | PDF (NA) |
| Hong Yang and Kaan Ozbay |
Development of a Data‐Driven Approach for Identifying Secondary Crashes |
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| John Bullough and Mark Rea |
Intelligent Warning Beacon Design for Maximizing Worker & Driver Safety | |
| Hongmian Gong | Handling Travel Data with Geospatial Technologies | PDF (NA) |
SESSION 6 PRESENTATIONS - Security & Privacy |
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| Reuben Juster | Traffic Detector Sensor Analytics & Visualization of Performance Measures | PDF (NA) |
| Timothy Michalowski | Safeguarding Confidentiality in GPS Travel Data Collection | |
| Tarek Saadawi | Denial of Service Attack Detection in Internet‐Connected Vehicles | PDF (NA) |
SESSION 7 PRESENTATIONS - Transportation Simulation |
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| Felisa Vázquez‐Abad | A View to Future Mathematical Modeling for Transportation Systems | |
| Michalis Xintarakis | Analyzing and Visualizing Mobility using Observed and Simulated Trajectories | |
| Reuben Juster | Vehicle Probe Project 2, the Next Generation | |
SESSION 8 PRESENATIONS - For‐Hire Ground Transportation Technology‐ Smartphone Applications & Ride sharing |
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| Avik Kabessa | Carmel Car & Limousine Service: Increasing Transport Efficiencies via the Carmel App |
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| Daniel Ramot | VIA - On-Demand Transit | |
| Ron Srebro | GetTaxi App | |