Dr. Daniel Carmody gave a PechaKucha talk on “Topological Comparisons of City Traffic” for the MIT Senseable City Lab
Category Archives: Traffic Patterns
Topology of Traffic Congestion
Roads and traffic make complex networks. Can we find robust patterns of congestion in a city?
Topology of Traffic Congestion
2020-10-29
Richard Sowers spoke on Big Data and Traffic Patterns at the IPAM Workshop on Safe Operation of Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Fleets
2020-10-11
Jin Ho Lee has received an REU from the Department of Industrial and Enterprise Systems Engineering for “Explorations in Transportation Data”.
2020-01-16
“Nonlinear Optimal Velocity Car Following Dynamics (I): Approximation in Presence of Deterministic and Stochastic Perturbations” and “Nonlinear Optimal Velocity Car Following Dynamics (II): Rate of Convergence In the Presence of Fast perturbation” by Hossein Nick Zinat Matin and R. Sowers have been accepted for publication in the 2020 American Control Conference.
Time for Accidents
2019-10-17
R.S. spoke on “Big data and mobility: a mathematician looks at traffic” at the Kent Seminar at the Illinois Center for Transportation.
Time for Accidents
How much time would you have to give up to avoid accidents? We combined some datasets from New York City to understand this tradeoff
2019-09-21
Tradeoffs between Safety and Time: A Scale-Free Routing View, by Daniel Carmody and R. Sowers, has been accepted to Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies.
UIUC Press release: https://news.illinois.edu/view/6367/803754