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Center for Transportation Research UT Austin 1616 Guadalupe, Suite 4.202 Austin, Texas 78701 http://ctr.utexas.edu /

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Center for Transportation Research

UT Austin

1616 Guadalupe, Suite 4.202Austin, Texas 78701

http://ctr.utexas.edu/

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Vision

• Serve the public through transportation research, linking research with practice, and promoting a safer, happier, & healthier society.

• Contribute to development of transportation workforce through research-based & experiential learning.

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CTR Library

• TxDOT Research Library

• One of the 1st and largest resources affiliated with a university or DOT

• Over 24,000 catalog items

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ITS Initiatives in the State of TexasProjects from the Center for Transportation Research

at The University of Texas at Austin

(Thanks to Alice Chu and Kristie Chin)

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Areas of Research

Connected & Autonomous

Vehicles

Emerging Technologies

Policy Impact Analysis

Pavements & Infrastructure

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Areas of Research

Connected & Autonomous

Vehicles

Emerging Technologies

Policy Impact Analysis

Pavements & Infrastructure

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Connected & Autonomous Vehicles

Objective– Develop a framework to harness

and mature wireless technology to improve transportation safety

– Cyber-security considerations in V2X communications

Outcomes– Research and technology transfer– Improved roadway safety– Effective and customized safety

systems– Improved privacy & security

Communications and Radar-Supported Transportation Operations and Planning / Related Research Projects

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Connected & Autonomous Vehicles

Consumer Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Advanced Vehicle Technology Options and Fuel Types Objective

– Analyze consumer preferences for advanced vehicular technologies

Outcomes– Heterogeneity in preferences for

wireless internet, vehicle connectivity, voice command features

– Less heterogeneity in preferences for real-time traveler information

Data-Supported Transportation Operations & Planning

Other Projects Transit Demand and Routing after

Autonomous Vehicle Availability Semi-Autonomous Parking for

Enhanced Safety and Efficiency Learning Approach to Beam

Alignment for mmWave Vehicular Communications

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Thank you!