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Connected Infrastructure Lab

Connected Infrastructure Lab

Summary

Connected and advanced infrastructure is a major evolution in how vehicles and infrastructure will interact in the future, affecting every facet of transportation safety and mobility as well as studies on high-speed rail infrastructure including austere (space and cold region) environments. The Lab is a fully equipped, collaborative workspace where different disciplines can work together to develop, test and deploy next generation sensors, lab equipment and data applications for the connected infrastructure, as well as fields in the austere infrastructure arena. This facility is a living laboratory for undergraduate and graduate students as they develop expertise in connected transportation and grow into industry leaders in the emerging disciplines. Topics related to infrastructure in austere environments, including arctic and extreme cold regions as well as high speed rail infrastructure research, are being studied in this lab.

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Research

  • Development of communication and message standards, applications, and new data collection and analysis techniques.
  • Evaluate the interoperability of equipment before deployment in the field and facilitate the simulation of real-world scenarios.
  • Supporting the SPaT Challenge in Texas

Lab Supervisors:

Fujie Zhou, PE

TTI Senior Research Engineer
[email protected]
(979) 317-2325

Dr. Anand Puppala

Dr. Anand Puppala
[email protected]
979-317-1204

Affiliated Researchers/
Faculty:

  • Jorge Roa Leottau
  • Itan Rivas Ferretis
  • Jianxin Huang
  • Vinaykrishnan Lakshminarayanan
  • Puneet Bhaskar
  • Balaji Lakkimsetti
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