WS-e3CAV
Program
The workshop was a forum for sharing and discussing ideas, focused on connected and automated vehicles for energy efficiency and environmental impact.
Monday 30th September
Welcome and Opening addresses
X. Longaygue, A. Sciarretta and G. De Nunzio, IFPEN
The future of road transport and emerging issues from advanced vehicle technologies
B. Ciuffo, European Commission Joint Research Centre - Presentation
Effects of congestion on fuel consumption and how CAVs can help improve the situation - a simulation-based approach
M. Treiber, TU Dresden - Presentation
Framework of Simulation and Impact Assessment of Connected and Automated Traffic
N.-E. El Faouzi, A. Ladino, IFSTTAR - Presentation
Mix Fleet Assignment of Hybrid and Electric Buses with Opportunity Charging
F. Viti, M. Rinaldi, University of Luxembourg - Presentation
Predictive routing and multi-objective fleet sizing for shared mobility-on-demand
J. Alonso-Mora, TU Delft - Presentation
Models of competition and cooperation in ridesourcing mobility
J. Monteil, IBM Research - Presentation
Learning to route
B. Yang, Aalborg University - Presentation
Connected Vehicle Routing for Reducing Human Exposure to Traffic-Related Air Pollution
K. Boriboonsomsin, University of California Riverside - Presentation
A unified approach for electric vehicles range maximization via eco-routing, eco-driving, and energy consumption prediction
G. De Nunzio, IFPEN - Presentation
Leveraging Connected Automated Vehicles to Reduce Transportation System Energy/Fuel Consumption
H. Rakha, Virginia Tech - Presentation
Traffic control for sustainable freeway networks
S. Siri, S. Sacone, University of Genova - Presentation
Traffic flow implications of autonomous and partially autonomous vehicles
M.L. Delle Monache, INRIA - Presentation coming soon
Tuesday 1st October
Improving the energy efficiency of road transportation with connectivity and automation
G. Orosz, University of Michigan - Presentation
Platooning and cooperative driving at freeway merges: impact on traffic flow and model based design
M. Wang, TU Delft - Presentation
Automated heavy-duty vehicle platooning and its influence on traffic
K. H. Johansson, KTH Royal Institute of Technology - Presentation coming soon
Connectivity and planning as enablers for optimal control of commercial vehicles
L. Eriksson, Linköping University - Presentation
Anticipative Guidance of Connected and Autonomous Cars for Energy Efficiency
A. Vahidi, Clemson University - Presentation
Complete Vehicle Energy Management with Eco-Driving
M.C.F. Donkers, Eindhoven University of Technology - Presentation
Powertrain-specific optimal eco-driving control for connected and automated vehicles
D. Karbowski, Argonne National Laboratory - Presentation
An Efficient Driving Scheme for a Partially Connected Vehicle Environment for Improving Traffic Performance
M.A.S Kamal, Gunma University - Presentation
Optimal vehicle operation under traffic conditions
L. Del Re, Johannes Kepler University Linz - Presentation coming soon
Summary and Discussion
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