How much is known about how cycling lanes affect traffic speed? It's a complex situation demanding more research. Fortunately, ATI researchers are contributing to the effort through a study in Bogota. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gGWPxs_v #BikeLanes #TrafficSpeed
Alabama Transportation Institute
Research Services
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 3,160 followers
Advancing Alabama’s Economy, Safety and Quality of Life Through Transportation
About us
The Alabama Transportation Institute (ATI) was founded in 2017 to bring together a nationally recognized team of researchers, in concert with industry and government, to seek innovative solutions to the challenges of building and maintaining a transportation system that protects lives, creates economic growth and saves time and energy resources. This interdisciplinary institute enables Alabama to lead the way on emerging issues like developing creative solutions for financing the construction and maintenance of roads and bridges, advancing transportation safety research, and evaluating the impact that a quality transportation system will have on Alabama’s economic future. ATI serves as an independent resource that develops unbiased information for use by local, state and national leaders in developing transportation policy. The result is more and better-informed decision-making that leads to innovative, data-driven, cost-effective solutions that advance Alabama’s economy, safety and quality of life through transportation. ATI will support collaborations centered primarily around these emergent themes: • Digital Transportation • Connected Vehicles and Infrastructure • Transportation Safety, Security, and Accessibility • Electric Vehicles and Fuel Economy • Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure
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https://ati.ua.edu/
External link for Alabama Transportation Institute
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- Research Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Tuscaloosa, Alabama
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- Educational
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- Transportation Research, Safety, Transportation, Transportation Policy, Digital Transportation, Connected Vehicles, Infrastructure, Transportation Safety, Transportation Security, Transportation Accessibility, Electric Vehicles, Fuel Economy , Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure
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348 Kirkbride Ln
Box 870288
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401, US
Employees at Alabama Transportation Institute
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Tim Barnett, MSc., P.E., PTOE, RSP2i
Traffic Operations and Safety Engineer at Alabama Transportation Institute
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Elsa Gebru Tedla, P.E., PTOE
Transportation Research Engineer at Alabama Transportation Institute, Transportation Policy Research Center
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Sherri Mink
The University of Alabama-Alabama Transportation Institute
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Michael Malley
Associate Research Professional, Strategic Partnerships & Proposals
Updates
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Thanks for the great opportunity to chair a panel session titled “DER-enhanced Sustainable Transportation Electrification and Power Grid Modernization” at the IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting 2024. We are honored to have John Skeath and Alex Shattuck from North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), Professor Hao Zhu from The University of Texas at Austin, Professor Mohammad Shahidehpour from Illinois Institute of Technology and John Kisacikoglu from National Renewable Energy Laboratory to share valuable experience and insights from industry, academia and National Lab. Feel free to reach out to our speakers for further discussion on the topic and potential collaboration opportunities.
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Proud to see Mizanur Rahman from ATI and The University of Alabama College of Engineering presenting his work on transportation hashtag #cybersecurity.
Join us for our next webinar on Aug 2, 2024 from 2 pm to 3 pm. Dr. Mizanur Rahman, from the University of Alabama, will talk about cyber resilient GNSS-based navigation for autonomous ground vehicles under threat uncertainties and contested urban environments. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eWNGrv_d
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ATI and The University of Alabama College of Engineering are proud to be supporting North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University as part of the USDOT Region IV University Transportation Center. Please considering following CR2C2 to stay on top of its contributions towards planning for and deploying advanced and automated transportation technologies in rural areas...
"The work that is being done here at North Carolina A&T is going to help make it possible for America to advance in transportation technologies like autonomous driving and flight, but also is being done with a great deal of attention and data on the equity implications of things like how we serve rural areas, how we improve access to healthcare and education resources, how we can support communities like the disability community, all of which have a lot on the line in how we do this work, " said U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg during the visit to North Carolina A&T on July 3, 2024 https://lnkd.in/ew_FR_e7 #CR2C2 #USDOT #RuralTransportation #TransportationResearch #TransportationTechnology #Equity #Innovation
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Great to have the Alabama Mobility and Power Center represented last week at the ALABAMA TRANSPORTATION PLANNERS ASSOCIATION annual meeting. Congrats to Olga Bredikhina for an excellent presentation on the "Impact of Electric Vehicle Adoption on State Tax Revenues and Transportation Infrastructure Funding". #EVs #electricvehicles #transportationfinance
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Thanks to the Alabama Transportation Institute and ALABAMA TRANSPORTATION PLANNERS ASSOCIATION (ATPA) for inviting two of our Advisory Board members, Sarah Searcy and Matthew Lesh, to speak at the ATPA annual meeting in beautiful Guntersville, Alabama. #UTC #universitytransportationcenter #USDOT
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We are proud to announce that Zhongyang Wang, Ph.D, assistant professor of chemical and biological engineering, was selected as an awardee of the Inspiring Generations of New Innovators to Impact Technologies in Energy (IGNIITE) 2024 program. The IGNIITE program is part of the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy within the U.S. Department of Energy. Wang will recieve nearly $500,000 in funding to advance his research project, which focuses on reducing pollution of greenhouse emissions in marine transportation. ♻️🔋 Read more about this exciting award here: https://bit.ly/3zPW9Ao
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Congratulations Alabama Department of Transportation!
Today we announce a $5 billion investment in bridges across the country. Congratulations to the Oregon Department of Transportation, Washington State Department of Transportation, MassDOT, Alabama Department of Transportation, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), Tennessee Department of Transportation, Rhode Island Department of Transportation, NCDOT, South Carolina Department of Transportation, Oklahoma Department of Transportation, West Virginia Department of Transportation, New Mexico Department of Transportation, Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and Miami-Dade County for your successful applications. It takes years to get these projects to a point where they can be funded and I want to thank all the hard working men and women who made these awards possible. I also want to thank the team at Federal Highway Administration and the U.S. Department of Transportation for their hard work in making this program possible. Now let's go build some #bridges!! :) https://lnkd.in/ehmJgUsx
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Check out this hot off the presses work on digital twins from ATI and The University of Alabama College of Engineering. #digitaltwin #rolltide
As a researcher, publishing your first journal paper is a special moment to be cherished, and it gives me great joy to share this moment with my network. My first research article titled "Toward Transportation Digital Twin Systems for Traffic Safety and Mobility: A Review," has been published in the IEEE Internet of Things Journal. In this publication, we explore the concept of Transportation Digital Twin (TDT) system and its applications to traffic safety and mobility. To this end, we have reviewed the existing research in this domain and developed an architecture for TDT systems that can be implemented at any scale and considers the hierarchies within transportation networks. Additionally, we have reviewed the current research related to applications of TDT systems in improving traffic safety and mobility. Finally, the paper also highlights major research challenges and future research perspectives in TDT research. This paper was part of my MS thesis and I am especially proud to have it published in a prestigious journal. I am grateful to my co-author Dr. Sagar Dasgupta, and my advisor Dr. Mizanur Rahman for all their efforts and guidance along the long journey from the conception of the idea to the final publication of the paper. The full paper is available through the attached link. Please feel free to read and share! #TransportationDigitalTwin #IEEEIOT
Toward Transportation Digital Twin Systems for Traffic Safety and Mobility: A Review
ieeexplore.ieee.org
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ATI and The University of Alabama College of Engineering are very proud of you Sunday Okafor. #rolltide
Congratulations to Sunday Okafor for being named as a 2024 Young Leader to Follow. Alabama Transportation Institute, Southern District ITE, Alabama Section ITE, Colleen Agan, Jada Johnson
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