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Automated and Connected Vehicles Work Zone Research - Development - Testing - Evaluation - Deployment Wisconsin ATSSA Chapter Pleasant View Golf Course, Middleton, Wisconsin June 28, 2018 2 FORD WAYMO UBER TESLA CASE IH GM Advanced


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Automated and Connected Vehicles – Work Zone

Research - Development - Testing - Evaluation - Deployment

Wisconsin ATSSA Chapter

Pleasant View Golf Course, Middleton, Wisconsin June 28, 2018

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FORD UBER

WAYMO

GM TESLA

CASE IH

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Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS)

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Automated and Connected Vehicles

SAE Levels of Vehicle Automation

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Automated and Connected Vehicles

  • Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V)
  • Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I)
  • Vehicle-to-Anything (V2X)
  • Pedestrians
  • Bicycles / motorcycles / mopeds
  • Connected everything – Internet of Things
  • Basic Safety Messages (BSM) broadcast every 1/ 10th of

a second

  • Vehicle position, speed, heading, acceleration, size, brake system status
  • Vehicles and infrastructure need to be equipped to gain benefit

Connected Vehicles – Overview

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Vehicle to Vehicle Communications Road Hazard Notification

Automated and Connected Vehicles

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Vehicle to I nfrastructure Communications I ntersection Warning

Automated and Connected Vehicles

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Ten Designated AV Proving Grounds

Automated and Connected Vehicles

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MGA Research, Burlington

400 acres, private and secure, numerous testing capabilities

Automated and Connected Vehicles

Wisconsin Facilities

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Road America, Elkhart Lake

  • Road track: 4.05-mile length, 30-foot width
  • 1-mile combo paved-dirt track
  • 12+ miles off-road
  • 10+ miles access roads
  • Major race events and media presence

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Wisconsin Facilities

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Automated and Connected Vehicles

Madison CV/AV Corridor

Comprehensive Spectrum of Testing/Research Environments

Computer Simulation Virtual Reality Simulation RC Car and Golf Cart Modeling Closed Course MGA Controlled Campuses Epic, RA Public Road Corridors

International Wisconsin Automated Vehicle Proving Grounds

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Breadth, Complexity, Edge Cases

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Committee on Automated and Connected Vehicles

  • May 2017 EO #245
  • Sept 2017 Kickoff
  • June 2018 Report Due
  • Members:
  • Government: WisDOT, WSP, WEDC,

Assembly, Senate, Iowa Co Sheriff, Insurance Commissioner

  • Academic/Nonprofit: UW-Madison, Tech

Council, ABATE

  • Industry: MGA, Roadview, Waymo, Uber,

Tesla, AAM, Global Automakers, Dealers Assn, Harley-Davidson, Schneider, HNTB

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  • Vehicle Cybersecurity
  • Information Privacy
  • Vehicle Ethics
  • Crashworthiness
  • System Disengagements / Driver Re-Engagement
  • Complex Driving Situations
  • Deep Learning / Artificial Intelligence
  • Vehicle Assertiveness
  • Technology is coming – Will we shape it or let it shape us?

Biggest Issues Surrounding AV/CV

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Automated and Connected Vehicles

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Uber – Fatal Crash with Pedestrian Tempe, Arizona – March 2018

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Automated and Connected Vehicles

Rural Engagement on Automated and Connected Technologies

  • Rural engagement workshops
  • Aging community outreach
  • Low-income community outreach
  • Users with disabilities
  • Vulnerable industry sector research
  • Healthcare travel
  • Trucking / truck platooning
  • Interaction with classic cars / motorcycles / horse and buggy
  • Rural applications of AV/CV
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  • Proving Grounds goal – prove technology and ensure safety

for all road users

  • Connected work zones
  • AVs – Deep learning algorithms and work zone detection
  • AVs – Scenario developmentWork Zones as part of the

AV/CV future

Work Zone and AV/CV – Next Steps

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Automated and Connected Vehicles

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Thank You

Stay Engaged Visit: WiscAV.org Call: 608-354-4010 Email: Feedback@WiscAV.org Andrea Bill

Wisconsin AVPG, TOPS Lab Civil & Environmental Engineering UW-Madison bill@wisc.edu