Virtual Barriers for Mitigating and Preventing Run-off-Road Crashes – Phase I

University

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Principal Investigator

Cody Stolle (cstolle2@unl.edu)

Total Project Cost

$403,090

Funding Type

2016 USDOT

Start Date

08/01/2017

End Date

11/31/2018

Agency ID or Contract Number

69A3551747107

Abstract

Vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communication will be used to broadcast a roadway geometry, the vehicle’s position on the roadway, and information about the vehicle’s orientation and trajectory with respect to the roadway. Information will be supplied to onboard sensor and vehicle dynamics prediction algorithms to estimate future vehicle trajectory, and supply warnings to drivers if the vehicle begins to drift off of the roadway or is traveling too fast for an upcoming roadway curve. This form describes year 1 of a 5-year project. Research products at the end of year 1 are expected to be a thorough literature review of vehicle safety sensors and processing techniques, path prediction algorithms, V2I communications, and preliminary investigations of challenging applications for safety (split-mu braking tests).

Deliverables

Download the Final Report

Final Data: https://doi.org/10.13014/K2TM78B5

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