GTI News

Dr. Srinivas Peeta - "Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control for Connected Autonomous Vehicles by Factoring Communication-Related Constraints"

Georgia Transportation Institute welcomed Frederick R. Dickerson Chair and Professor Dr. Srinivas Peeta to speak as part of the Transportation Speaker Series. Cooperative adaptive cruise control (CACC) strategies being proposed for platoon formation in the connected autonomous vehicle context assume idealized fixed information flow topologies (IFTs) for the platoon, implying guaranteed vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communications. In reality, V2V communications are unreliable because of communication-related constraints such as interference and information congestion.

Approved Fall 2018 RTAG RNS submittals

The Georgia Department of Transportation has released the list of projects selected from the Fall 2018 RTAG submittals. Congratulations to the selected projects! Thanks to everyone who submitted a Research Needs Statement (RNS). The research community was highly engaged, with approximately 73 submitted needs statements.  GDOT research staff is currently contacting the project PIs and setting up the next steps in the process.

Congratulations to the selected projects from the fall 2016 RTAG submittals

The Georgia Department of Transportation has released the list of projects selected from the fall 2016 RTAG submittals. Congratulations to the selected projects. Thanks to everyone who submitted a Research Needs Statement (RNS). GDOT research staff is currently contacting the project PIs and setting up the next steps in the process.

Please watch this site for announcements regarding the fall 2017 RTAG RNS call.  Announcements will also be distributed through the GTI mailing list.   

GT's Ashuri wins Design-build Teaching Leadership Award

The Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) has named Georgia Tech Associate Professor Baabak Ashuri as one of its top leaders in 2015, for his role in educating students about design-build processes.

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