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Collaborative Research: CIF: Small: Toward a Science of Vehicular Epidemiology: Computing, Control, and Security

Collaborative Research: CIF: Small: Toward a Science of Vehicular Epidemiology: Computing, Control, and Security
合作研究:CIF:小型:走向车辆流行病学科学:计算、控制和安全
批准号:
2008284
负责人:
Saswati Sarkar
金额:
$33.4万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020-07-01 至 2024-06-30

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中文摘要
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车辆到一切的通信是一项变革性的新兴技术,有望加强交通安全和交通管理,从而通过缓解交通拥堵来拯救生命并产生重大经济收益。这项技术将使车辆能够相互通信,以及与交通信号灯、路边单元、自行车、轮椅和行人进行通信,以增强所有这些组成部分对路况的情景感知。该项目寻求通过跨学科的研究工作,通过提供工具来建模、设计、优化和保护其整体组件,从而促进车辆到一切的通信技术的部署。这项研究需要开发新的、易于计算的数学模型,用于(1)表征不同道路组成部分之间的消息传播;(2)联合优化交通和通信目标;以及(3)挫败安全威胁。教育计划包括培养一支具备交通工程和管理、电气工程和网络安全等跨领域知识的劳动力队伍。该项目还包括与交通主管部门的决策者进行接触,以及旨在扩大科学和工程领域中代表性不足的少数群体,特别是女性的代表性的计划。车辆到一切的通信交织在无线通信和交通基础设施中。这在基础设施之间产生了交叉依赖关系,既提出了独特的挑战,又提供了新的机会,项目通过基本贡献来解决这些机会。具体地说,该项目旨在建立一门车辆流行病学科学,它结合、借鉴和贡献了流行病学、最优控制、博弈论以及车辆和无线通信领域。为此,该项目旨在推进理论方法,包括集群式流行病学微分方程式、基于庞特里亚金最大值原理的最优控制以及流行病学配方的动态博弈,所有这些在车辆对一切的通信环境中都是创新的。该项目进一步包括对理论发现的数据驱动的验证,包括将与更广泛的研究社区共享的计算和模拟软件。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
Vehicle-to-everything communication is a transformational emerging technology that is poised to enhance transportation safety and traffic management, thereby saving lives and yielding major economic gains by alleviating traffic congestion. This technology will enable vehicles to communicate with each other, as well as with traffic signals, road side units, bikes, wheelchairs, and pedestrians to augment situational awareness of all these constituents about road conditions. This project seeks to facilitate the deployment of the vehicle-to-everything communication technology by providing tools to model, design, optimize and secure its integral components, through a cross-disciplinary research effort. The research entails developing novel and computationally tractable mathematical models for (1) characterizing message propagation between the diverse road constituents; (2) jointly optimizing transportation and communication objectives; and (3) thwarting security threats. The educational plan involves fostering a workforce equipped with cross-domain knowledge in transportation engineering and management, electrical engineering, and cyber-security. The project also includes outreach to decision makers in transportation authorities and programs aimed at broadening the representation of under-represented minorities in the science and engineering field, particularly women.Vehicle-to-everything communication intertwines the wireless communications and transportation infrastructures. This creates cross-dependencies between the infrastructures that both raise unique challenges and offer new opportunities which the project addresses through fundamental contributions. Specifically, the project seeks to establish a science of vehicular epidemiology, which combines, draws from and contributes to the epidemiology, optimal control, game theory, and vehicular and wireless communication domains. Towards that end, the project aims to advance theoretical methods, including clustered epidemiological differential equations, optimal control based on Pontryagin's Maximum Principle, and dynamic games over epidemiological formulations, all of which are innovative in the vehicle-to-everything communication context. The project further includes data-driven verification of the theoretical findings, including computation and simulation software that will be shared with the broader research community.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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