Lecture topic: smart transportation infrastructure - past, present, and future

Name of expert: Steve remias (online)

Date: June 11, 2021 time: 21:00-23:00

Location: School of automotive and traffic engineering 311

Organizer: School of automotive and traffic engineering

Speaker profile: graduated from Purdue University in 2014 with a master's degree and a doctor's degree in civil engineering. He is now an assistant professor in the Department of civil engineering of Wayne State University, giving lectures on postgraduate courses such as intelligent transportation system, traffic engineering control and operation, traffic signal system, as well as undergraduate courses such as traffic engineering and highway design, and has published more than 10 academic papers. Research expertise: mainly engaged in intelligent transportation system, traffic operation, traffic signal system, safety and mobile performance measurement, etc.

Introduction to keynote speaker: at present, the development of intelligent transportation infrastructure is changing with each passing day. Advanced information technology deeply enables transportation infrastructure, and the ability of accurate perception, accurate analysis, fine management and careful service is comprehensively improved, which has become a strong support for accelerating the construction of intelligent transportation facilities. Sorting out the past, present and future of intelligent transportation infrastructure development is very important to the development of our transportation system.

Teachers and students are welcome to attend