Disruptive Transportation Technologies and Services

颠覆性交通技术和服务

• 批准号: CRC-2021-00480
• 负责人: Farooq, Bilal
• 金额: $ 1.82万
• 依托单位: Ryerson University
• 依托单位国家: 加拿大
• 项目类别: Canada Research Chairs
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 加拿大
• 起止时间: 2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/ase-oro/Details-Detailles_eng.asp?id=749201
• 关键词: Disruptive; Transportation; Technologies; Services

In the post-pandemic world, Disruptive Transportation Technologies and Services (DTTS), e.g., connected and automated vehicles, urban air mobility, electric vehicles on the smart-grid, blockchain based mobility services, micromobility, and on-demand mobility services, have the potential to become an integral and ubiquitous part of the smart city ecosystem. For sustainable adoption, operations, design, and planning of DTTS in our future transportation systems, one must proactively understand the emerging challenges and opportunities associated with them. The proposed CRC program will develop novel research that will explore emerging issues related to DTTS in smart cities. Using virtual reality (VR), digital twin, and advanced machine learning and econometric modelling, the program will further improve our understanding of the key push- and pull-factors affecting mobility behaviour for the sustainable adoption of DTTS at urban scale. The novel travel behavioural models developed in the program will particularly focus on capturing the decision-making process using causal inference theories. The program will also develop novel technologies, algorithms, and modelling/simulation tools that can help DTTS address issues related to climate change, equity and inclusion, privacy, algorithm/data bias, and cybersecurity. For this purpose, the program will explore the use of blockchain, distributed learning, and multi-objective deep reinforcement learning. The research conducted in the next five years will result in a deeper understanding of the effects of DTTS on human mobility and activities, and the development of new models, algorithms, and solutions that can solve emerging issues. The program will bring fundamental methodological and technological contributions to key areas in transportation engineering and smart cities research. The one-of-a-kind VR based digital twin will greatly enhance existing knowledge and the ability to understand DTTS-related mobility behaviour. The innovative behavioural models that will be developed in this program and shared with the research community will contribute to the improvement of travel demand prediction literature. The innovative optimization algorithms and technologies arising from this program will contribute to the research community working on harmful emissions from transportation systems, and provide a systematic analysis of the capacity of DTTS to reduce them.

在大流行后的世界中，颠覆性交通技术和服务(DTT)，例如互联和自动化车辆、城市空中交通、智能电网上的电动汽车、基于区块链的移动服务、微移动和按需移动服务，有可能成为智能城市生态系统中不可或缺且无处不在的一部分。为了在未来的运输系统中可持续地采用、运营、设计和规划数码地面运输系统，人们必须主动了解与之相关的新出现的挑战和机遇。拟议的CRC计划将开发新的研究，探索与智能城市中的DTT相关的新问题。该计划利用虚拟现实(VR)、数字双胞胎、先进的机器学习和计量经济学建模，将进一步提高我们对影响流动行为的关键推动和拉动因素的理解，从而在城市规模上可持续地采用DTT。在该计划中开发的新的旅行行为模型将特别关注使用因果推理理论捕捉决策过程。该计划还将开发新的技术、算法和建模/模拟工具，帮助DTTS解决与气候变化、公平和包容性、隐私、算法/数据偏见和网络安全相关的问题。为此，该计划将探索区块链、分布式学习和多目标深度强化学习的使用。未来五年进行的研究将使人们更深入地了解DTT对人类流动性和活动的影响，并开发能够解决新问题的新模型、算法和解决方案。该计划将为交通工程和智慧城市研究的关键领域带来基础性的方法和技术贡献。这种基于VR的独一无二的数字双胞胎将极大地增强现有知识和理解与DTTS相关的移动行为的能力。将在该项目中开发并与研究社区共享的创新行为模型将有助于改进旅行需求预测文献。该计划产生的创新优化算法和技术将为致力于交通系统有害排放的研究界做出贡献，并对DTT减少有害排放的能力进行系统分析。