Month: May 2014

UF Partnering with FDOT to Evaluate Adaptive Signal Control Technologies  Adaptive Signal Control Technologies (ASCT) refer to the real-time optimization of traffic signals based on prevailing traffic conditions, demand and system capacity. The primary objective of implementing these adaptive systems is to minimize travel time delay and to decrease the number of locations at which […]

Muhammad Ali, M.S. (2013)Civil EngineerAI Engineers, Inc., Hartford, Conn. Grady Carrick, Ph.D. (2012)PresidentEnforcement Engineering, Inc. Amy Cavaretta, M.S./MAURP (2013)Transportation AnalystCambridge Systematics, Inc., Bethesda, Md. Jennifer Connell, B.S. (2014)Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. Nagendra Dhakar, Ph.D. (2012)Transportation AnalystResource Systems Group, Inc., San Diego, Calif. Avinash Geda, M.S. (2014)Ph.D. StudentWarrington Business School Jack Halsburg, M.S. (2013)Transportation AnalystKimley-Horn and […]

Yafeng Yin, Ph.D., an associate professor in the Department of Civil Engineering teamed up with Shigang Chen, a professor in the Department of Computer & Information of Science & Engineering at the University of Florida to work on a National Science Foundation (NSF) project aimed at developing new technologies to transform streets into a hybrid […]