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Less Traffic on the Road to Tomorrow

Civil engineers and computer scientists Daniel Work and Jonathan Sprinkle conducted the world鈥檚 largest real-world road test on the听听to see how semi-autonomous vehicles can ease traffic for more sustainable and less stressful driving.

Less Traffic on the Road to Tomorrow

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We鈥檙e choosing technologies that are not in the distant future. They鈥檙e barely different from the things that we have available today, and nobody notices what changed. It鈥檚 just better.

Daniel Work Daniel Work
Professor of civil and environmental engineering and computer science
and director of graduate studies in civil engineering

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  • Meet Daniel Work and Jonathan Sprinkle

    Daniel Work

    Professor of civil and environmental engineering and computer science and director of graduate studies in civil engineering

    Daniel Work is a Chancellor Faculty Fellow and professor in civil and environmental engineering, computer science and the Institute for Software Integrated Systems at 国产传媒. Daniel pioneered methods for monitoring and controlling road traffic using vehicles, not fixed infrastructure, to sense and control road congestion.

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    Jonathan Sprinkle

    Professor of computer science, civil and environmental engineering and electrical and computer engineering and Institute for Software Integrated Systems (ISIS) executive council member

    Jonathan Sprinkle has been a professor of computer science at 国产传媒 since 2021. He is a member of the Institute for Software Integrated Systems, where he serves on the Executive Council with responsibility for partnerships. His research interests and experience are in model-based approaches to cyber-physical systems, and he teaches courses ranging from systems modeling and control to mobile application development and software engineering.

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  • Researcher Spotlight

    William Barbour (PhD鈥�20) is a research scientist at the Institute for Software Integrated Systems, researching data and artificial intelligence applications to transportation systems. He led the software development of the AI-decision support system that powers the integrated corridor management of the I-24 Smart Corridor.

    Matt Bunting is also a research scientist at ISIS. He first connected with Jonathan Sprinkle when they were conducting research at the University of Arizona.

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