Project 4.01: Connected Vehicles Applications to Improve Infrastructure Safety and Durability
Connected Vehicles Applications to Improve Infrastructure Safety and Durability
Project 4.01
Project Summary
This project will identify opportunities and vulnerabilities for enhanced connectivity of transportation infrastructure in Maine and New England. The project will consider how these technologies will improve the durability of infrastructure and improve safety and efficiency for road users. The project will include a review of available technologies and their applications, recommendations for a pilot of one application, and a strategic investment guideline, including potential costs and benefits.
Project 4.01 Final Report
Principal Investigator:
Dr. Jonathan Rubin
Institution:
University of Maine
Co-PIs:
Dr. Kathryn Ballingall
Project:
Completed
Start Date:
09/01/2018
End Date:
04/30/2023
Project Cost:
$253,696
Project Type:
Base Funded
Agency ID:
69A3551847101
Sponsors:
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology, University Transportation Centers Program, Department of Transportation, University of Maine.
Implementation of Research Outcomes:
This project is in its initial research phase. Implementation of research outcomes will be reported upon completion of the research outputs.
Impacts and Benefits of Implementation:
This project is in its research phase. Impacts and benefits of the research will be reported after the implementation phase.